Is IAS tougher than IIT?

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Comparing the difficulty of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) exam and the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) entrance exams is subjective. They are different in nature and assess different skills. IIT exams focus on technical and mathematical abilities, while the IAS exam assesses a candidate's...
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Comparing the difficulty of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) exam and the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) entrance exams is subjective. They are different in nature and assess different skills. IIT exams focus on technical and mathematical abilities, while the IAS exam assesses a candidate's knowledge, analytical skills, and understanding of various subjects including current affairs. Both are challenging in their own ways, and the difficulty depends on individual strengths and interests. read less
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Indeed, UPSC is tougher than IIT JEE, stating the fact that only 0.2% -- 0.4% of the total candidates make it to the final list of the UPSC after the UPSC Results are declared. Whereas, the IIT JEE is an undergrad-level exam with a much higher success rate.
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