Is 12th result important for UPSC?

No, 12th class and graduation marks are not important for UPSC exams.

Can 12 fail become IAS?

Yes, you are eligible to appear in UPSC IAS examination after completion of your Graduation course from a recognised university. You have mentioned that you have failed Mathematics subject in your 12th standard but, there will not be any problem if you have already cleared that subject.

Do marks matter in IAS?

In competitive exams like UPSC Civil Service Exam, the percentage of marks does not matter. Valuation standards change from year to year resulting in variation of marks.

Who is Gaurav Agrawal?

The IAS topper Gaurav Agarwal, a man from the Pink City of India is well known for cracking the most covetable exams in India. The life of Gaurav Agarwal is full of ups and downs. He had a very hard time getting a degree from IIT Kanpur as he failed many subjects.

Do 10th marks matter in UPSC?

Class 10th marks do not matter while applying for UPSC examinations. For that matter, neither 12th nor graduation marks are required for applying in UPSC exams. Therefore, students do not need to worry if they get less marks in 10th or 12th.

How to prepare for IAS after 12th with CSE?

This blog is to help students understand the requirement of CSE, what is expected of them and how they should prepare for IAS exam after 12th. There are two broad models for a student to prepare for IAS after Class 12: Do regular graduation from any university and join weekend course for preparing for CSE.

How to become an IAS officer after class 12?

There are two broad models for a student to prepare for IAS after Class 12: 1 Do regular graduation from any university and join weekend course for preparing for CSE. 2 Do graduation through distant learning program (many acclaimed universities are now offering very good options) and join… More

What does IAS 12 say about de­Ter­mining tax bases?

IAS 12 provides the following guidance on de­ter­min­ing tax bases: Assets. The tax base of an asset is the amount that will be de­ductible against taxable economic benefits from re­cov­er­ing the carrying amount of the asset. Where recovery of an asset will have no tax con­se­quences, the tax base is equal to the carrying amount.

What is the IAS 12 balance sheet method of accounting?

IAS 12 implements a so-called ‘comprehensive balance sheet method’ of accounting for income taxes, which recognises both the current tax consequences of transactions and events and the future tax consequences of the future recovery or settlement of the carrying amount of an entity’s assets and liabilities.