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3 years ago
You can select any of them as per your interest. IAS is the highest exam conducted in India for Administrative Services and there is nothing better than that not even MBA if it is cleared. MBA is also good if you want to go in management field. The syllabus for MBA is Quantitative Aptitude, Analytical Reasoning, Logical Ability, Decision Making Analysis, English Comprehension and Grammar and also General Knowledge in some of the exams. In IAS the syllabus is general awareness, quantitative and logical ability test, history, geography, general science, economics, maths, general administration, political science, Indian arts and culture and lot more. You can find the full syllabus on UPSC website.