Government & Defence Entrance Exam

The UPSC CMS exam is conducted to recruit doctors in multiple departments of the government. This is one of the most desirable options for those who have just finished their MBBS and want to work in government. The following tips, given by experts, can help you pass the CMS exam conducted by the UPSC:
1. Understand the CMS exam pattern and syllabus before starting your preparation.
2. It is a two-stage exam with a written and an interview stage.
3. The written stage has two papers and 500 marks. Since the interview stage is only worth 100 marks, this stage has a significant impact on the final merit list.
4. In order to score well in the written stage, you must first identify important topics based on the previous year's trends.
5. Topics such as antenatal conditions, postnatal conditions, anatomy, operation procedures, etc. Should be prepared in detail.
6. You can learn more about the topics by watching YouTube videos if you are having difficulty in these sections.
7. Make short notes on important sections such as family planning to revise well before the exam.
8. Practice by using quality mock tests to brush up on the basics of medicine.
9. To clear the interview stage, you need to have a good command of what you studied in MBBS.
10. You must show the CSM interview panel officer-like qualities such as good communication, decision-making, etc. To score the maximum out of 100.

The Combined Medical Services Exam is conducted by the UPSC to recruit doctors in various government organizations. This exam is conducted once a year in two stages by the UPSC.
1. Positions offered: The selection is done for two categories. Category One for Junior Scale Posts in Central Health Services and Category II for Assistant Divisional Medical Officers and General Duty Medical Officers in the Government
2. Eligibility: An applicant needs to have an MBBS degree and be under 32 years old to be eligible for this exam.
3. Stages: There are two stages: the written and interview stages. The written stage has two papers, each consisting of 250 marks. The interview stage, or personality test, is worth 100 marks out of a total of 600.
4. Salary: The salary of a CMS officer varies as per post and ranges from Rs. 56100 to Rs. 177500.

The UPSC holds the Combined Medical Services Exam to select doctors for positions in various government agencies. The UPSC CMS exam pattern is as follows, according to the latest notification:
1. There are a total of two stages in the CMS, unlike most three-stage exams.
2. The first stage is a written exam worth 500 marks out of a total of 600.
3. This stage has two objective-type papers, each worth 250 marks, and 120 questions.
4. The time limit to attempt both papers is two hours.
5. These papers are as follows: (a) Paper 1:General Medicine and Pediatrics (b) Paper 2: Surgery, Gynaecology & Obstetrics, Preventive & Social Medicine
6. There is negative marking of one third for wrong answers in both papers.
7. Those who qualify at this stage are called for the personality test, also known as the interview.
8. This stage consists of 100 marks out of 600

The UPSC administers the Combined Geo-Scientist Exam to determine candidates' eligibility for prominent positions such as geophysicists, geologists, and Scientist B. Candidates who fulfill the below-mentioned criteria can apply for this exam:
1. Nationality: Indian or a subject of either Nepal, Bhutan, or a Tibetan refugee.
2. Age: The age of the applicant must be between 21 and 32 years.
3. Education: The following criteria are applicable depending on the position for which the applicant is applying: (a) For geologist posts: a Masters degree in Geological Science, Geology, Applied Geology, or any related subject mentioned in the notification from a recognised university. (b) Geophysicist/Scientist B (Geophysics): M.Sc. In Physics M.Sc. (Geophysics), M.Sc. (Marine Geophysics), or an Integrated M.Sc. , or any related subject mentioned in the notification from a recognised university. (c) Chemist/Scientist B (Chemical): a M.Sc. Degree in Chemistry Applied Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry (d) Scientist B (Hydrogeology): A Masters degree in Geology, Applied Geology, Marine Geology, or Hydrogeology is required. You can apply for this exam until you have reached the maximum age limit.

The UPSC administers the Combined Geo-Scientist Exam to select candidates for jobs such as geophysicists, geologists, and Scientist B. The pattern of the UPSC Combined Geo-Scientist Exam is as follows:
1. The exam is conducted in three stages, like the CSE exam.
2. Stage I is preliminary and consists of two objective-type papers. Each paper is worth 200 marks.
3. There is a negative marking in the preliminary paper for wrong answers.
4. The Stage-II is Main exam having three Descriptive Type papers having total of 600 Marks
5. The final stage is the personality test, with a total score of 200.
6. The marks obtained in each stage are used to determine the final merit list. The total score for the merit list is 1000.
7. The duration of the prelim is two hours for each paper, and the duration of the main paper is three hours for each.

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A Central Reserve Police Force officer is a member of the prestigious paramilitary forces of India. It is the responsibility of a CRPF officer to maintain law and order in specified areas.
You need to cracked both exam like prelims and main to select in CAPF AC
1. Apply for the UPSC CAPF (AC) exam after completing your graduation.
2. It is a three-stage process, and you will have to qualify at each stage to get selected.
3. The first stage is Stage I is the written examination, consisting of two papers.
4. Paper 1 is General and Mental Ability of two hours' duration, and paper 2 is General Studies, Essay, and Comprehension of three hours' duration.
5.You can only apply for this exam if you are under the age of 25.
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The IAS IPS, and IFS are the top Group A services in the central government. The salaries of these officers are as follows, according to the 7th Pay Commission's recommendation:
1. IAS The starting pay level of an IAS officer is Level 10, at which he or she is entitled to a salary of Rs. 56100 per month. There is an increment every four years up to level 18, which is Cabinet Secretary of India. At this post, the salary scale is Rs. 90,000 per month.
2. IPS: The starting pay level of an IPS officer is equivalent to that of an IAS officer, I. e. , Rs. 56,100. The IPS officers are entitled to an increment with every promotion up to the post of Director General of Police. Some might even get promoted to the post of Director of Internal Affairs. The pay scale at the top position in IPS is Rs. 90,000.
3. IFS: The allowance of an IFS depends on the country in which he or she is posted. The basic pay band is similar to that of an IAS or IPS officer; the only difference is that they are entitled to additional allowance as per posting. The top pay scale is around Rs. 90,000, similar to IAS and IPS. To become an IAS IPS, or IFS officer, one needs to clear the UPSC CSE exam. And if it's help you like it.