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The Banaras Hindu University (BHU) has launched the DACE Free Coaching Scheme 2024–25, an initiative aimed at empowering SC and OBC students. This scheme offers free coaching for competitive exams, including civil services, banking, and state government jobs. Eligible candidates from SC and OBC categories can benefit from expert guidance, study materials, and test preparation resources.

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The application process is now open, and interested students are encouraged to apply before the deadline. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain quality coaching and enhance your career prospects. Visit the official BHU website to learn more and submit your application today.

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Free Coaching for SC OBC Students – Apply Online सामाजिक न्याय और अधिकारिता मंत्रालय ने अनुसूचित जाति ओबीसी छात्रों के लिए नि: शुल्क कोचिंग के लिए एक अधिसूचना की घोषणा की है। वे उम्मीदवार जो रिक्ति विवरण में रुचि रखते हैं और सभी पात्रता मानदंडों को पूरा करते हैं वे अधिसूचना पढ़ सकते हैं और ऑनलाइन आवेदन कर सकते हैं। Name of Organization: Ministry of Social Justice & EmpowermentName of the Post:…

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Hey, saw your reservation post, not calling you out, I understand that frustration being a general candidate myself, but I do fall into a quota that might help me, in a couple of colleges that I might never go to lol.

But here's my pov

So, once in our class, we all had to tell our relegions and caste for something that idr, but it was legit, and this guy stands up and he is an SC and he says his caste and

I am not even kidding, most of the class-LAUGHS

He shrugs, smiles, and says i got quota atleast, in an uncomfortable manner

Since that day, I tried to look at the other side. The fact that nobody a lot of people we know are not casteist does not means that casteism does not exist.

I know quotas are pretty bad, but to end these, we need to be atleast near equality and we are definitely not there yet.

A woman I know, was ridiculed sooo soo much because she married a guy from lower caste, people talked sh*# about her or felt pretty for her. ( the guy and the girl, both were educated and financially stable and sane, unlike others)

A teacher said, I would not be more concerned about x's studies because x is a cha*#r

Reservation is a bitch but its here to stay and for good.

And I think, you Prolly were just making an harmless joke as you can, and I just dragged it, but it was my pov. And i ofc know you are not casteist but reservation peedit

Look i as a person am completely and utterly against caste reservations and let me elucidate my point -

Its was a great initiative but it was supposed to be long gone and the only reason political parties brought it back was because of their own agenda ans vote banks!

Its an excuse. The condition of the lower class is still so bad and the reservations been here for so long .. its shown no significant changes in discrimination decline ?

Its just increased hate in general people for the lower class. And i am not even kidding i am not castiest but when i see rich ass people getting reservations it makes my blood boil ..

With the amount of taxes we pay. The govt can provide free books to everyone. And govt schools are free( now if u say that govt schools dont give education as good as private coachings .. then that’s exactly we need to change not reservations!) Govt needs to work to add strict laws on discrimination. Introduce no caste laws. And if there are gonna be reservations then well on the basis of economy not on caste . Only people who benefit are the rich or middle class sc/st or obcs The poor people still suffer

1. It takes a fully equal pool of people and artificially creates an unequal educational setting

2. It hides progress. On paper, only 22 SC/ST students are assumed to have gotten seats. However, in reality, there could be 35 SC/ST students. It is just that the 13 students are in the general pool of 50 seats and are therefore assumed to be upper castes

3. It acts as a talent filter for the “So called upper caste” people and guarantees that a disproportionate number of low prospect seats are assigned to SC/ST and OBC students.

The net result is a culture of "victim-hood" and mutual resentment between the “So called upper caste” and the OBC and SC/ST students:

1. On average, 90% of the upper castes will get a job in open placements while only about 60% of OBCs and SC/STs will get equivalent jobs. This is a result of the inherent structure of this scheme, but will be blamed on “caste-based discrimination”.

Then - If a person got reservation in education why must he get reservations in job and promotions ? And why should their kids get it ?? Now they are financially well of !?

It is the cause of brain drain. Many students who failed to get entry into top indian institutes left India for studying abroad

There are many better ways to uplift the unprivileged section of the society. Provide free and qualitative school education to each and everyone instead of providing job to the people with no expertise ( like i said its just a political tool )

B.R. Ambedkar had good intentions while he proposed Reservations and it was initially implemented for a temporary period of time which would gradually decrease with time. However, we witnessed the opposite. It increased from 22.5% to 49.5%. In some states its more than 50%. The state of Tamil Nadu has 69% reservation.

Reservation has only introduced hate and helplessness among the youth. I have also heard an argument made by one of my "Reserved Category" Friends - "You guys made us suffer for 3000 years, its our time now." It just makes me sad.

The purpose of reservations was to help the socially backwards to be at par with the upper castes. It meant that giving them reservations would resolve the issue of many upper castes thinking that people from lower classes are not as privileged as them. I can still see many General category students in college who think lowly of students from reserved category. So has it solved the purpose?

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CTET(Central Teaching Eligibility Test)is the 1st step to go through teaching jobs. The main reason behind conducting the CTET exam is to give qualified and quality teachers in government schools. For those students, who want to serve as Teachers in their future, this exam is the first stepladder they have to climb. As we have discussed that CTET certificate is the least eligibility to get a teaching job in government schools. So, after clearing the CTET Exam, a student is entitled to become a government teacher. After getting the certificate, a student can apply for vacancies released by diverse government Schools.

Education Criteria :

The candidates appearing in CTET will be provided a Marks Statement. The general applicants securing 60% plus more marks will be issued an Eligibility Certificate. School Management may consider offering concessions to the person from SC/ST, OBC, and differently-abled category in accordance with their extant reservation policy. A rough approximation of the passing marks is given below for all categories.

·         General Sixty percent 90 out of 150

·         OBC/Sc/ST 55 percent 82 out of 150

The validity period of the CTET qualifying certificate will be seven years from the day of declaration of result. There is no restriction on the number of attempts and also CTET qualified person can appear to the exam for getting better his/her score. So, in the final, students are advised to get ready well for CTET. This will open a lot of opportunities in the teaching world.

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Students preparing for competitive exams can avail Rs 1 lakh

                           FROM A welfare policy targeting students from the Scheduled Caste  the Jai Bhim Mukhyamantri Pratibha Vikas Yojna has now been expanded tp a free coaching  service for all Delhi students with a family income less than 8 lakhs. The scheme was introduced last year to provide financial assistance to students from Scheduled Castes preparing for competitive examinations, and the maximum financial  assistance provided to any student was Rs. 40,000. Now, the Delhi government announced a cabinet decision to expand the scheme to all students who have completed  Class 10th or Class 12th from Delhi, whether they are  from the SC, ST, OBC or from the general categories.

 “It’s the age of cut-throat competition and children require coaching for getting admission in good engineering and medical colleges. Children born in poor families are also very intelligent, but in the absence of resources for coaching they are left behind, and only those with sufficient economic resources have access to coaching, till now. This scheme was only for students of Scheduled Caste category and maximum financial assistance was Rs. 40,000. Today the Cabinet has decided to expand this scheme in scope and duration,” said Chief Minister Mr. Arvind Kejriwal.

  Under this scheme, assistance is provided to students preparing for civil service examinations; judicial service examinations; entrance examinations for courses like engineering, medicine, MBA and Law; and other public examinations for recruitment to bank and public sector undertakings. Till last year,the maximum duration for which coaching was provided under his scheme was five months. Following the cabinet decision, this duration has been expanded- in the case of civil services and judicial services examinations, the minimum duration has been set at 12months. The quantum of financial assistance has also been increased to Rs 1lakh for these two categories of examinations and for engineering, medical, National Defence Academy and Combined Defence Services entrance examinations. Last year, 4961 students had availed coaching services under this scheme. With the expansion of it’s scope, the number of benefeceries is likely to increase. Asked which department will be responsible for implementing this scheme now that its scope and meaning has changed from welfare of scheduled caste students, Kejriwal said it would continueto be carried out by the SC/ST Welfare Department.

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A crucial entry point into the Indian defence services is the Combined Defence Services (CDS) exam.The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) administers it twice a year as part of the selection process for appointing officers to the Army, Navy, and Air Force.The CDS exam evaluates a candidate's proficiency in English, math, and general knowledge.

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Joining the armed forces could be a fantastic career choice for people who are fervently patriotic.The candidate leads a disciplined and honorable life as a member of the military.Along with being a vocation, a career in the military is a journey consisting of thrills and difficulties.Armed forces officers and their families are granted a multitude of benefits, including free medical care, housing, insurance plans, and canteen amenities.Delhi Career Group best CDS coaching institute in chandigarh provides such type of training for such type of exams.

Eligibility criteria

This exam is offered by UPSC to graduates who are not married and who meet the following requirements: educational background

Any Bachelor's Degree from an accredited university qualifies an applicant for admission to the Indian Military Academy (IMA) and the Officers Training Academy (OTA).

Either a B.Sc. (with Physics and Mathematics) or a Bachelor of Engineering degree is required for admission to the Naval Academy (B.Tech or B.E).

Either a B.Sc. degree (with Physics and/or Mathematics) or a Bachelor of Engineering is required for admission to the Air Force Academy (B.Tech or B.E).

Students who are in their last year of a degree programme are also allowed to take this exam, but they must provide documentation showing that they have successfully completed the programme before the deadlines.The public announcement for the CDS Examination includes the dates. Maximum Age:-

19–24 Years, Indian Military Academy

19 to 22 years at the Naval Academy

19 to 23 Years Air Force Academy

19 to 25 years old, Officers Training Academy

Note: Only graduates who are "unmarried" (both men and women) are permitted to take this exam.

Registration and Fees

Candidates can only apply by registering online.

The concerned candidate may access the UPSC's official website at www.upsconline.nic.in.

After that, he or she might choose the CDS Application Form 20xx.

He or she can then complete the form's essential fields and upload a passport-size photo of themselves as well as their signature.

The candidate has the option of paying the fee with a debit card, credit card, or cash deposit.

Selection Method

After the written test, there are three additional selection processes: 

1. Personal interview/personality test.

The Services Selection Board oversees this phase (SSB).A panel of officials evaluates the verbal and nonverbal IQ of each candidate in this phase.In addition to a one-on-one conversation, they might plan a group activity, a discussion, etc.The board of officials simply do a thorough assessment of the candidate's personality and his/her knowledge, perspective and opinion about the current national affairs.

2. Documentation Validation

 Following the SSB interview, the shortlisted candidates were contacted for document verification.A group exercise, discussion, or other type of interaction might be planned in addition to a one-on-one session.The listing of documents that must be provided for verification is shown below:

Birth Certificate

Academic Degrees (HSC, SSC, Graduation etc)

Certificate of Eligibility for certain candidates

Passport size photograph

Identity proof

Residence proof etc.

Cast or category certificate (SC, ST, OBC, PH etc)

3. Medical Examination of the selected candidates

 The candidate is subjected to a medical examination by the Board of Service Medical Officers after being shortlisted in the rounds. The CDS selection process ends with this stage.This examination is being used to make sure that perhaps the shortlisted candidate meets UPSC physical criteria.For instance, a candidate chosen for the Indian Air Force should have superb vision.

You must enroll in an authorized coaching programme and prepare for the exam by studying practice test questions. The majority of prestigious universities employ veterans who already are professionally brilliant, educated, and competent and provide their students with top-notch instruction.The majority of the instructors at these institutions have years of experience teaching students. There are various CDS coaching facilities throughout the country, but they all offer different training curricula, therefore it's important to choose and train only with reputable facilities.

The central location for all hiring procedures is Chandigarh.Students from all over North India flock to Chandigarh to prepare for the CDS exam.Chandigarh, the capital of Haryana and Punjab and a city near to Himachal, is a place where a candidate can relax and get ready for her CDS and other defence exams.Reputable institutes, namely Delhi Career Group, offer affordable tuition to its students.This is one of the greatest ways to prepare for the CDS exam. Delhi Career Group's CDS coaching center in Chandigarh is led by ret. defence officers and taught by professional teachers and trainers.

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What is CTET Exam?

The Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is an entrance examination conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) for candidates who wish to become teachers in primary and elementary schools affiliated to the CBSE. For becoming a teacher in central schools,you have to clear CTET first.

Age criteria for CTET Exam

The minimum age limit for appearing in the CTET examination is 18 years. There is no upper age limit for appearing in the examination. The relaxation in the upper age limit shall be provided as per the Government norms. For candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC/PWD category, the upper age limit shall be relaxed by 5 years.

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The Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) for selection of teachers for Classes I to VIII.

The exam is held in two papers:

Paper I is meant for a person who intends to be a teacher for Classes I to V

Paper II for a person who intends to be a teacher for Classes VI to VIII.

A person who intends to be a teacher for both levels (Classes I to VIII) will have to take both the papers.

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I am here to talk to you about Top IAS Coaching in Thane. This post is going to tell you everything about IAS Coaching in Thane. Contact Details, Area, Infrastructure, Fee Structure, Teaching, Atmosphere, and Environment of Best IAS Coaching in Thane. There are too many IAS Coaching in Thane but I will tell you the best in that.

Eligibility-

Maximum Age

You must be at least 21 years old to take the UPSC CSE test. The maximum age limit for becoming an IAS officer in the general category is 32 years, while the maximum age restriction for the OBC category is 35 years. Furthermore, the SC/ST category has a 37-year age limit.

Education Qualifications

To become an IAS officer, a candidate must hold a graduate degree from a recognized university and pass the UPSC CSE exam. Candidates in their final year of high school are eligible to take this exam. This exam is also open to candidates who have completed a correspondence education program.

Digits with a technical degree are also qualified. Both professionals and non-professionals are welcome to take this test. Medical students are also eligible to take this exam. Only if he has completed his degree and is currently enrolled in an internship program will he be eligible. Applicants who have passed the CA, ICWA, or ICSI exams are also eligible.

The total amount of tries

In the general category, the candidate is limited to six attempts. And for that off OBC, the contender has a maximum of nine attempts. Until he or she reaches the age of 37, and SC/ST candidate's age is unrestricted.

UPSC Exam Preparation Strategy

The IAS Exam is one of India's most difficult assessments due to the broad UPSC syllabus and tough competition. However, with rigorous preparation and the right guidance, you can pass the UPSC exam on your first attempt. We've outlined a step-by-step approach to preparation for the UPSC Exam. This will also provide a solution to the topic of how to pass the UPSC exam the first time around. Let's take a closer look at the UPSC Exam preparation process.

Step 1: Know the exam well

Please carefully read the UPSC release. The UPSC exam pattern and syllabus can be accessed here.

Examine previous year's tests to get a sense of the types of questions that will be asked.

Step 2: Strengthen your foundation

Starting with the NCERTs is a good place to start. The official website of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) provides free downloads of pertinent titles. You can discover how to prepare NCERTs in the linked post.

Read your notes at least twice before writing them, and then read our NCERT collections.

Step 3: Upgrade Your Knowledge with standard books

The UPSC book list can be found in the linked article.

Read the books at least twice, then jot down your handwritten notes for later practice answering questions!

Step 4: Practice Answer Writing + Revision

Start practicing answering questions once you've completed roughly 60-70 percent of the syllabus using conventional books.

Keep your weekends free for a thorough review of everything you've learnt throughout the week.

Step 5: Mock-Test Based Learning Approach

Simultaneously take an actual exam-style mock test and assess your results.

Examine your weak spots and review the principles that need to be revisited.

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Becoming an IAS officer is a dream for many, we have made it easy for you by compiling a list of the Best IAS Coaching in Bhubaneswar. All the details like Contact details, Address, Fees, ranking of Top IAS Coaching in Bhubaneswar. IAS officers are regarded as the advocates of government initiatives, becoming one with the IAS Coaching in Bhubaneswar.

Exam Highlights from the IAS

The UPSC holds the Civil Posts Examination (CSE) every year to shortlist candidates for more than 20 services, including IAS, IPS, and IFS. Around eight lakh persons apply for the IAS exam on annum, with approximately five lakh candidates taking the exam. The preliminary exam, the main exam, and an interview/personality test will all be used to choose candidates. The selection procedure will start in June and conclude in April the following year. The final merit list for the CSE will be released in May. Exam for the National Organizing Body of the Civil Services Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Pen and paper-based (offline) exams are available 24 hours a day. The total number of tries was six.

Eligibility-

Maximum Age

You must be at least 21 years old to take the UPSC CSE test. The maximum age limit for becoming an IAS officer in the general category is 32 years, while the maximum age restriction for the OBC category is 35 years. Furthermore, the SC/ST category has a 37-year age limit.

Education Qualifications

To become an IAS officer, a candidate must hold a graduate degree from a recognized university and pass the UPSC CSE exam. Candidates in their final year of high school are eligible to take this exam. This exam is also open to candidates who have completed a correspondence education program.

Digits with a technical degree are also qualified. Both professionals and non-professionals are welcome to take this test. Medical students are also eligible to take this exam. Only if he has completed his degree and is currently enrolled in an internship program will he be eligible. Applicants who have passed the CA, ICWA, or ICSI exams are also eligible.

The total amount of tries

In the general category, the candidate is limited to six attempts. And for that off OBC, the contender has a maximum of nine attempts. Until he or she reaches the age of 37, and SC/ST candidate's age is unrestricted.

UPSC Exam Preparation Strategy

The IAS Exam is one of India's most difficult assessments due to the broad UPSC syllabus and tough competition. However, with rigorous preparation and the right guidance, you can pass the UPSC exam on your first attempt. We've outlined a step-by-step approach to preparation for the UPSC Exam. This will also provide a solution to the topic of how to pass the UPSC exam the first time around. Let's take a closer look at the UPSC Exam preparation process.

Step 1: Know the exam well

Please carefully read the UPSC release. The UPSC exam pattern and syllabus can be accessed here.

Examine previous year's tests to get a sense of the types of questions that will be asked.

Step 2: Strengthen your foundation

Starting with the NCERTs is a good place to start. The official website of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) provides free downloads of pertinent titles. You can discover how to prepare NCERTs in the linked post.

Read your notes at least twice before writing them, and then read our NCERT collections.

Step 3: Upgrade Your Knowledge with standard books

The UPSC book list can be found in the linked article.

Read the books at least twice, then jot down your handwritten notes for later practice answering questions!

Step 4: Practice Answer Writing + Revision

Start practicing answering questions once you've completed roughly 60-70 percent of the syllabus using conventional books.

Keep your weekends free for a thorough review of everything you've learnt throughout the week.

Step 5: Mock-Test Based Learning Approach

Simultaneously take an actual exam-style mock test and assess your results.

Examine your weak spots and review the principles that need to be revisited.

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Eligibility-

Maximum Age

You must be at least 21 years old to take the UPSC CSE test. The maximum age limit for becoming an IAS officer in the general category is 32 years, while the maximum age restriction for the OBC category is 35 years. Furthermore, the SC/ST category has a 37-year age limit.

Education Qualifications

To become an IAS officer, a candidate must hold a graduate degree from a recognized university and pass the UPSC CSE exam. Candidates in their final year of high school are eligible to take this exam. This exam is also open to candidates who have completed a correspondence education program.

Digits with a technical degree are also qualified. Both professionals and non-professionals are welcome to take this test. Medical students are also eligible to take this exam. Only if he has completed his degree and is currently enrolled in an internship program will he be eligible. Applicants who have passed the CA, ICWA, or ICSI exams are also eligible.

The total amount of tries

In the general category, the candidate is limited to six attempts. And for that off OBC, the contender has a maximum of nine attempts. Until he or she reaches the age of 37, and SC/ST candidate's age is unrestricted.

UPSC Exam Preparation Strategy

The IAS Exam is one of India's most difficult assessments due to the broad UPSC syllabus and tough competition. However, with rigorous preparation and the right guidance, you can pass the UPSC exam on your first attempt. We've outlined a step-by-step approach to preparation for the UPSC Exam. This will also provide a solution to the topic of how to pass the UPSC exam the first time around. Let's take a closer look at the UPSC Exam preparation process.

Step 1: Know the exam well

Please carefully read the UPSC release. The UPSC exam pattern and syllabus can be accessed here.

Examine previous year's tests to get a sense of the types of questions that will be asked.

Step 2: Strengthen your foundation

Starting with the NCERTs is a good place to start. The official website of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) provides free downloads of pertinent titles. You can discover how to prepare NCERTs in the linked post.

Read your notes at least twice before writing them, and then read our NCERT collections.

Step 3: Upgrade Your Knowledge with standard books

The UPSC book list can be found in the linked article.

Read the books at least twice, then jot down your handwritten notes for later practice answering questions!

Step 4: Practice Answer Writing + Revision

Start practicing answering questions once you've completed roughly 60-70 percent of the syllabus using conventional books.

Keep your weekends free for a thorough review of everything you've learnt throughout the week.

Step 5: Mock-Test Based Learning Approach

Simultaneously take an actual exam-style mock test and assess your results.

Examine your weak spots and review the principles that need to be revisited.

List of Top IAS Coaching Institute in Pune

#1 Online UPSC IAS Coaching The Prayas India

Rank – 1 Paradigm IAS

Rank – 2 H.V Desai Competitive Exams Centre

Rank – 3 Pioneer Academy

Rank – 4 Chanakya IAS Academy

Rank – 5 IQRA IAS

Rank – 6 Pragnya IAS Academy

Rank – 7 Kaustubh Academy

Rank – 8 Lakshya Academy

Rank – 9 Meridian IAS Academy

Rank – 10 Study Circle

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Top IAS Coaching in Pune

I am here to talk to you about Top IAS Coaching in Pune. This post is going to tell you everything about IAS Coaching in Pune. Contact Details, Area, Infrastructure, Fee Structure, Teaching, Atmosphere, and Environment of Best IAS Coaching in Pune. There are too many IAS Coaching in Pune but I will tell you the best in that.

What is IAS?

The IAS stands for Indian Administrative Service. It's also known as the Imperial Civil Service (ICS). This exam, however, is regarded as one of the most challenging in India, as well as one of the most prestigious positions. This exam, as well as two others, the Indian Police Service and the Indian Forest Service, is administered by the UPSC.

Eligibility-

Maximum Age

You must be at least 21 years old to take the UPSC CSE test. The maximum age limit for becoming an IAS officer in the general category is 32 years, while the maximum age restriction for the OBC category is 35 years. Furthermore, the SC/ST category has a 37-year age limit.

Education Qualifications

To become an IAS officer, a candidate must hold a graduate degree from a recognized university and pass the UPSC CSE exam. Candidates in their final year of high school are eligible to take this exam. This exam is also open to candidates who have completed a correspondence education program.

Digits with a technical degree are also qualified. Both professionals and non-professionals are welcome to take this test. Medical students are also eligible to take this exam. Only if he has completed his degree and is currently enrolled in an internship program will he be eligible. Applicants who have passed the CA, ICWA, or ICSI exams are also eligible.

The total amount of tries

In the general category, the candidate is limited to six attempts. And for that off OBC, the contender has a maximum of nine attempts. Until he or she reaches the age of 37, and SC/ST candidate's age is unrestricted.

The total amount of tries

In the general category, the candidate is limited to six attempts. And for that off OBC, the contender has a maximum of nine attempts. Until he or she reaches the age of 37, a SC/ST candidate's age is unrestricted.

UPSC Exam Preparation Strategy

The IAS Exam is one of India's most difficult assessments due to the broad UPSC syllabus and tough competition. However, with rigorous preparation and the right guidance, you can pass the UPSC exam on your first attempt. We've outlined a step-by-step approach to preparation for the UPSC Exam. This will also provide a solution to the topic of how to pass the UPSC exam the first time around. Let's take a closer look at the UPSC Exam preparation process.

Step 1: Know the exam well

· Please carefully read the UPSC release. The UPSC exam pattern and syllabus can be accessed here.

· Examine previous year's tests to get a sense of the types of questions that will be asked.

Step 2: Strengthen your foundation

· Starting with the NCERTs is a good place to start. The official website of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) provides free downloads of pertinent titles. You can discover how to prepare NCERTs in the linked post.

Read your notes at least twice before writing them, and then read our NCERT collections.

Step 3: Upgrade Your Knowledge with standard books

· The UPSC book list can be found in the linked article.

· Read the books at least twice, then jot down your handwritten notes for later practice answering questions!

Step 4: Practice Answer Writing + Revision

· Start practicing answering questions once you've completed roughly 60-70 percent of the syllabus using conventional books.

· Keep your weekends free for a thorough review of everything you've learned throughout the week.

Step 5: Mock-Test Based Learning Approach

· Simultaneously take an actual exam-style mock test and assess your results.

· Examine your weak spots and review the principles that need to be revisited.

List of Top IAS Coaching Institute in Pune

#1 Online UPSC IAS Coaching The Prayas India

Rank – 1 Paradigm IAS

Rank – 2 H.V Desai Competitive Exams Centre

Rank – 3 Pioneer Academy

Rank – 4 Chanakya IAS Academy

Rank – 5 IQRA IAS

Rank – 6 Pragnya IAS Academy

Rank – 7 Kaustubh Academy

Rank – 8 Lakshya Academy

Rank – 9 Meridian IAS Academy

Rank – 10 Study Circle

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Top IAS Coaching in Ranchi

To aid young applicants, IAS Coaching in Ranchi has developed a complete list of Top IAS Coaching in Ranchi so that you don't have to worry about comparing and weighing the pros and downsides of different coaching institutes. So you can focus on your studies and exam preparation, we've done all the homework to identify The Best IAS Coaching in Ranchi.

What Are the Qualifications for an IAS Officer?

To become an IAS officer, a candidate must pass the Union Public Service Commission's Civil Service Examination (CSE) (UPSC). Only a candidate can become an IAS officer after completing the UPSC-CSE test.

Eligibility-

Maximum Age

You must be at least 21 years old to take the UPSC CSE test. The maximum age limit for becoming an IAS officer in the general category is 32 years, while the maximum age restriction for the OBC category is 35 years. Furthermore, the SC/ST category has a 37-year age limit.

Education Qualifications

To become an IAS officer, a candidate must hold a graduate degree from a recognized university and pass the UPSC CSE exam. Candidates in their final year of high school are eligible to take this exam. This exam is also open to candidates who have completed a correspondence education program.

Digits with a technical degree are also qualified. Both professionals and non-professionals are welcome to take this test. Medical students are also eligible to take this exam. Only if he has completed his degree and is currently enrolled in an internship program will he be eligible. Applicants who have passed the CA, ICWA, or ICSI exams are also eligible.

The total amount of tries

In the general category, the candidate is limited to six attempts. And for that off OBC, the contender has a maximum of nine attempts. Until he or she reaches the age of 37, and SC/ST candidate's age is unrestricted.

The total amount of tries

In the general category, the candidate is limited to six attempts. And for that off OBC, the contender has a maximum of nine attempts. Until he or she reaches the age of 37, a SC/ST candidate's age is unrestricted.

UPSC Exam Preparation Strategy

The IAS Exam is one of India's most difficult assessments due to the broad UPSC syllabus and tough competition. However, with rigorous preparation and the right guidance, you can pass the UPSC exam on your first attempt. We've outlined a step-by-step approach to preparation for the UPSC Exam. This will also provide a solution to the topic of how to pass the UPSC exam the first time around. Let's take a closer look at the UPSC Exam preparation process.

Step 1: Know the exam well

Please carefully read the UPSC release. The UPSC exam pattern and syllabus can be accessed here.

Examine previous year's tests to get a sense of the types of questions that will be asked.

Step 2: Strengthen your foundation

Starting with the NCERTs is a good place to start. The official website of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) provides free downloads of pertinent titles. You can discover how to prepare NCERTs in the linked post.

Read your notes at least twice before writing them, and then read our NCERT collections.

Step 3: Upgrade Your Knowledge with standard books

The UPSC book list can be found in the linked article.

Read the books at least twice, then jot down your handwritten notes for later practice answering questions!

Step 4: Practice Answer Writing + Revision

Start practicing answering questions once you've completed roughly 60-70 percent of the syllabus using conventional books.

Keep your weekends free for a thorough review of everything you've learnt throughout the week.

Step 5: Mock-Test Based Learning Approach

Simultaneously take an actual exam-style mock test and assess your results.

Examine your weak spots and review the principles that need to be revisited.

List of Top IAS Coaching Institutes in Ranchi

Rank #1 IAS Coaching The Prayas India IAS Coaching in Ranchi

Rank – 2 ALS IAS

Rank – 3 Catalyst IAS

Rank – 4 Chanakya IAS Academy

Rank – 5 Chahal Academy

Rank – 6 Mandvi IAS Academy

Rank – 7 Inside Jharkhand Studies Circle

Rank – 8 Patanjali IAS Academy

Rank – 9 Vijay Study Circle

Rank – 10 Udaan IAS Academy

Rank – 11 Wizard IAS

Rank – 12 IAS Study Centre

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Delhi Govt Offers Free Coaching for JEE, NEET, Civil Services Aspirants, Know How to Apply

Delhi Govt Offers Free Coaching for JEE, NEET, Civil Services Aspirants, Know How to Apply

The Delhi government has announced a free coaching scheme called ‘Jai Bhim Mukhyamantri Pratibha Vikas Yojana’ for students preparing for several entrance exams including UPSC, CDS, NEET, JEE Main among others. As many as 15,000 students from marginal communities including scheduled castes (SC), scheduled tribes (ST) and other backward classes (OBC) will be shortlisted for the same. The state…