How much percentage aggregate for UPSC and IPS exam sir ?

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Any graduate from Arts, Commerce, Science, Medical and Engineering branch can appear for the civil service examination. Thus any graduate even belonging to a pass class can appear for the UPSC.
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Thus any graduate even belonging to a pass class can appear for the UPSC.
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In all level your mark above 50%, you will be in safer side
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In all level mark above 50% you will be safar side
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In all level mark above 50% you will be safar side
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No specific percentage in graduation required to be eligible for UPSC exam. Only passing marks in graduation are sufficient to be eligible for UPSC exam.
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No specific percentage in graduation required to be eligible for UPSC exam. Only passing marks in graduation are sufficient to be eligible for UPSC exam - See more at: http://www.urbanpro.com/upsc-exams/can-one-of-you-inform-me-about-the-exam-timings/2787551#.dpuf
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For civil service examination graduation is the educational qualification but a specific percentage is not the criteria. Any graduate from Arts, Commerce, Science, Medical and Engineering branch can appear for the civil service examination. Thus any graduate even belonging to a pass class can appear...
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For civil service examination graduation is the educational qualification but a specific percentage is not the criteria. Any graduate from Arts, Commerce, Science, Medical and Engineering branch can appear for the civil service examination. Thus any graduate even belonging to a pass class can appear for the UPSC. read less
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In all level your mark above 50%, you will be in safer side
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Thus any graduate even belonging to a pass class can appear for the UPSC.
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