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NISHA NA
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Consistency and determination is the key for success. For starting the preparation you first need a positive mindset and then you're ready. Start from going through the syllabus. Find your weak and strong points of topics, and make timetable according to this, it's helps to manage your time. Be consistent in your practice and start from solving last year exam papers.
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NISHA NA
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The course like major in Political Science or Sociology are the most beneficial if you are an aspirant of UPSC as these subjects helps to crack many government exams like UPSC SSC etc. And provides many information and not really hard to understand. They are also the interested on which will help you to understand the society you're living in.
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Manish Singh
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Having a dream to become an IAS officer is fantastic but the exams are way tougher than you can imagine. Civil Services Entrance Examination in India is the most difficult exam of our country. If you have completed B.Sc. I would advice you to get very serious and join a coaching institute in your city to properly focus on your studies. You can get mock tests and proper notes to perform well in your examination. I hope this information was helpful!
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Surbhi Sahu
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Tips for time management in exam :-
1. Make timed practice papers part of your revision.
2. Skim through the paper before you start.
3. Work out your time budget.
4. Answer the essay questions first.
5. Keep an eye on the clock.
6. Improve your writing.
7. Make a plan.
8. Ask for more paper before you need it.
9. Never give up.
10. Be realistic.
1. Make timed practice papers part of your revision.
2. Skim through the paper before you start.
3. Work out your time budget.
4. Answer the essay questions first.
5. Keep an eye on the clock.
6. Improve your writing.
7. Make a plan.
8. Ask for more paper before you need it.
9. Never give up.
10. Be realistic.
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The Indian Coast Guard recently released a recruitment announcement for the Group A Gazetted Officer position of Assistant Commandant. In accordance with the number of openings for the position, candidates are chosen for the position of Assistant Commandant (Law) based on their performance in the PSB and FSB. Candidates applying for the law branch are exempted from the screening test portion of Stage I of the Indian Coast Guard Assistant Commandant Selection Procedure (CGCAT), according to the Indian Coast Guard's official website. The stages of CGCAT (law entry) are as follows:
Preliminary Selection Board (Stage II) -
Candidates will be
Preliminary Selection Board (Stage II) -
Candidates will be
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The Railway Recruitment Board conducts RRB NTPC to select candidates for non-technical popular categories (NTPC) graduate and undergraduate posts in various Zonal Railways and production units of the Indian Railways.
Following the qualifying written exam, the RRB NTPC Typing Test is conducted, and, according to guidelines, candidates would be required to type 300 words at a minimum speed of 30 words per minute (w. p. m.) in English or 250 words at 25 w. p. m. in Hindi on a computer within 10 minutes.
However, even if a candidate fails the typing skills test, they will still be eligible for other posts depending upon their merit in the
Following the qualifying written exam, the RRB NTPC Typing Test is conducted, and, according to guidelines, candidates would be required to type 300 words at a minimum speed of 30 words per minute (w. p. m.) in English or 250 words at 25 w. p. m. in Hindi on a computer within 10 minutes.
However, even if a candidate fails the typing skills test, they will still be eligible for other posts depending upon their merit in the
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Aakansha Purohit
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After 12th, starting your preparation is the perfect time to cover all subjects in detail and with proper knowledge. UPSC conducts the Civil Services Examination (CSE) to recruit suitable candidates for IAS IPS, IFS, and other allied services. These exams are conducted in 3 modes- pre, Mains and interview
To crack this exam :
Understand the UPSC pattern and procedure first. Go through the UPSC syllabus thoroughly. Start reading a few books and watch video lectures online for a few basic subjects like polity, history, geography, etc. Read the newspaper regularly.
To crack this exam :
Understand the UPSC pattern and procedure first. Go through the UPSC syllabus thoroughly. Start reading a few books and watch video lectures online for a few basic subjects like polity, history, geography, etc. Read the newspaper regularly.
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