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Coaching is not essential for Civil Services Examination preparation; if you can understand the requirements, you can prepare with self-help. Electrical Engineering has produced many top rankers that include names like Mutyala Raju Revu (AIR 1, CSE-2006), Supreet Singh Gulati (AIR 2, CSE-2007), Prakash Rajpurohit (AIR 2, CSE-2009) and Prince Dhawan... Read More
For working candidates, it is little complex but, if you plan it well, you can manage it. To formulate an effective strategy, you need to be clear about the complete exam-plan and related requirements at each stage of the examination. When you look at the syllabus (Preliminary & Main Examination) you will notice some of the constituents you are acquainted with and some that are new to you. In the beginning, it is better to undergo self-evaluation process so that you can id...... Read More
Ideally, if you are appearing in Civil Services Examination 2014, you should have completed optional subject preparation by now. If you have not done that, you should immediately concentrate on your optional subject Public Administration along with Prelims preparation as after Preliminary Examination on 24th August, you will not get enough time to prepare for it as you will have limited time in hand (Main Examination starts in December 2014). That is the reason adopting 'Integrated Approach' for preparation is recommented. 'Integrated Approach' - need of the hour... Read More
You can think of K Venkanna (Institute of Mathematical Sciences - IMS) in New Delhi for Mathematics (Optional subject – Civil Services (Main) Examination).... Read More
Both Delhi and Allahabad are big centres as a large number of Hindi medium candidates are captivated with Civil Services Examination preparation. For General Studies, you can consider Dhyeya IAS. They have classes both in Delhi as well as in Allahabad. For Public Administration in Delhi, you can make a choice between Atul Lohia (Prabha IAS) and Abhay Kumar (Synergy). ... Read More
It is up to you to decide which the best career as per your interest and aptitude is. Being a new-age career, there are a lot of options open after Computer Science degree that provide money as well as superior prospects. ‘Civil Services’ is a complete package of dignity, prestige and job security. If you wish to contribute in nation’s growth and have passion to serve the masses, you have chosen the right career. So, go ahead and give your best to achieve the post you are fascinated with – Indian Administrative Service (IAS).... Read More
Sir, presently I am working in Union Bank of India. I have done my M.Com with Hindi medium. I want to choose Commerce as optional subject with Hindi medium. Is it fruitful for me or I should take some art subject like History? Commerce and Accountancy is a very good subject but, in Hindi medium it is not that popular. With master’s degree, it should not pose big problem for you to prepare. As such in new environment, it is prudent to pick your own subjec...... Read More
Be informed that in new format for Civil Services (Main) Examination that came into effect from CSE 2013, now you need to pick only ‘One’ optional subject. So, you decide which among these two suits you the best among Public Administration and History! Also read: Only 'ONE' Optional Subject... Read More
You need to understand the importance of NCERTs that help you in putting up a solid foundation. These books give you conceptual clarity and benefit you as you advance with your study-plan. So, in the beginning, you are on right track but NCERTs alone don't suffice the purpose. Current affairs and contemporary developments prepared over a long period of time help in developing information level and general awareness and as the exam-trends indicate, this will give you greater comf...... Read More
Civil Services Examination preparation is a long drawn affair and sincerity shown in preparation would certainly reflect in your end result. But, don’t get confused; rely on standard text-books only as no coaching institute material can replace these as resource. As you still have two more years in between, you should stay in touch with what you have read and keep on topping up information with current developments. Do not overload yourself instead of reading books time ...... Read More
Yes, you can; there should not be any confusion. You can pick Telugu as Indian Language compulsory paper and Literature of Telugu Language as optional subject.... Read More
Instead of searching any website for preparing History as constituent of General Studies or may be as optional subject, it would be prudent if you prepare from standard text-books. You may find it little troublesome but, looking at the requirements, you have to rely on books rather than search text in piece-meals on internet.... Read More
We would like to make it clear that NCERT Books are recommended for laying a solid foundation for preparation and conceptual clarity so that as you advance, you are able to understand and relate things in a better way. For Civil Services Examination preparation NCERT Books are a must but, these alone doesn’t suffice the purpose. You will have to move to standard text-books for preparation so that you are able to face this examination confidently. For reference: Suggested Book List... Read More
There is no such compulsion; you need a degree in any discipline to be eligible to appear in Civil Services Examination. There is no scope for any kind of apprehensions about streams at school level and there is no force about science stream at +2 levels. There are numerous candidates with arts background who have made to Civil Services even with top ranks. So, you should not think too much about it. All you need is to understand the exam-plan and related requirements at each stage of examination and commence preparation slowly with some basic books and make newspaper reading a habit.... Read More
IASPASSION is all about success in Civil Services Examination. With an eye on coveted Indian Administrative Service aspiring youngsters chase their dreams and give their best to achieve success.
We are passionately working on making their journey uncomplicated and enjoyable and our mission is to dispel the myths and wrong notions that surround this big examination.
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