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Which should I choose sociology or philosophy as an optional for a competitive exam? 2017-09-17 02:28:18 Post No.
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Which should I choose sociology or philosophy as an optional for a competitive exam?
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Which is better to learn in general for a non humanities student?
I am preparing for Indian civil services exam. Which has better online courses and resources to learn
https://www.civilserviceindia.com/subject/Sociology/main-syllabus.html
https://www.civilserviceindia.com/subject/Philosophy/main-syllabus.html
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>>3396210
Bump
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Philosophy.
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>>3396210
philosophy obv. Sociology sounds like a minefield of agitation, dishonesty, weak-minded moralising, and general idiocy.
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>>3396210
Sociology. Simply because it's much easier.
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>>3396210
In general, philosophy, unless you're working in HR or something like that where you have to deal with large organizations.Since you're going to work as a civil servant I'd pick sociology.
t.bsc in sociology with a minor in philosophy
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>>3396438
Interesting, From what I've read so far only the public administration optional is useful if I get selected as a civil servant.
I want something that would be personally useful even if I don't clear it. Some say philosophy helps you grow as an individual.
>>3396431
Have you looked at the syllabus links I posted.
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And for people recommending philosophy.what are some good books and Online courses for the following syllabus
https://www.civilserviceindia.com/subject/Philosophy/main-syllabus.html
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