Which is harder UPSC or IIT?

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Comparing the difficulty of UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) and IIT (Indian Institutes of Technology) is subjective, as they assess different skill sets. UPSC exams primarily test knowledge of diverse subjects and administrative aptitude, while IIT entrance exams focus on mathematics, physics,...
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Comparing the difficulty of UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) and IIT (Indian Institutes of Technology) is subjective, as they assess different skill sets. UPSC exams primarily test knowledge of diverse subjects and administrative aptitude, while IIT entrance exams focus on mathematics, physics, and chemistry. Both are challenging in their own ways, depending on individual strengths and interests. read less
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It's not comparable but upsc is hard
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Both UPSC and IIT have their own challenges. UPSC is known for its extensive syllabus and the rigorous selection process, while IIT requires a strong foundation in science and math. It really depends on your interests and strengths.
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A user who has taken both the exams said that he can say that UPSC CSE is tougher to clear because of very few seats (a rank above 1000 gives you a seat in IIT unlike UPSC), the unpredictable nature of the exam, subjectivity of the exam, vastness of the syllabus etc.
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