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25th May 2013, 01:06 PM
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How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
i am a 8 class girl. how should i prepare for ias from now
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3rd August 2013, 07:00 PM
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
What is important subject for IAS
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#3
4th August 2013, 11:11 PM
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
Hi,
It is nice that you want to join IAS exam. you have to start Preparation from now to crack this exam. IAS exam consist Prelims, Mains exam and Interview. Therefore you have to Increase Your GK and Current Affairs Preparation Tips;- >>Read English news paper daily >>Watch TV news daily >>Share new things with others >>Speak English with others >>Practice previous question papers and Online mock Test.. >>Join any Best Coaching Center to crack this exam. All the best.................. |
#4
5th August 2013, 11:22 AM
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
hello dear,,
as you are class 8th student you have to walk a marrathon for eligible for ias exams, but its good to have a carrier plan from this stage and that of a ias for ias perparation read your ncert books very carefully till class 12th, focus on your all the papers equally as al the papers are equally important, read some general knowledge as well as new papers and have some records of new paper cuttings and all, after your class 12th you ave to complete your graduation to eligible for ias, so from today only start your studies in such a way tat you provide proper time for you r school exams and bit for your ias preparations |
#5
5th August 2013, 02:04 PM
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
You are in 8th class and you have a lot of time ahead for IAS preparation. Concentrate on your studies and try to get good marks in school.
NCERT books are recommended for IAS preparation. So if you are in school then whatever you are studying is important. General studies subject in most important in IAS examination. The question usually are asked from General Science, Geography, Social Science, Maths, Reasoning etc. Hence concentrate on these topics for IAS preparation. You must buy some good books ans study according to the syllabus of IAS. Some good books for IAS preparation: -History books of Classes XI and XII – NCERT -Freedom Struggle (NET) – Bipin Chandra -World Geography – including Indian Geography Good books -Principles of Geography (Class XII-Part I, II) -General Geography of India (Class XII) Part I – NCERT -Geography of India – Resources and Regional Development Part II (Class XII) – NCERT -Physical Geography – Leong Atlas -Introduction to Indian Constitution – D.D. Basu -Evolution of Indian Economy – NCERT -Indian Economy – Dutt and Sundharam. -Indian Economy – Mishra and Puri -NCERT books on Science. -Science and Technology supplements in the Newspapers and magazines. You can concentrate on above books at present and after passing 10+2 you can join some good coaching class along with the Graduation. |
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5th August 2013, 08:03 PM
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
It is too early for you to think about Indian Administrative Service. Right now you should focus on your studies and first complete 10th standard and take your favorite subjects in Class 11th.
One of the biggest mistake that students who want to pursue Indian Administrative Service makes is that they take a very casual approach towards the subjects to be selected in Class 11th. Please do not make that mistake. Choose the subjects carefully. You should have a good backup in case you fail to make the cut for Indian Administrative Service. Choose subjects in which you see good future. Another thing that you can do right now is start focusing on your English. This of course only if you are not good in it. You should have good command over the English language to clear the entrance exams for Indian Administrative Service. You should only give big push to the preparation for Indian Administrative Service during the final year of graduation or possibly after completing graduation. Give yourself 8 to 10 months to prepare for the Civil Services Examination. Get the books of 12th standard by NCERT and study them. Download question papers from internet and solve them. You should also watch news and read newspaper to keep yourself updated. IAS Eligibility 1. Only Indian national is allowed to appear. 2. You should have a graduation degree. 3. Passing marks are sufficient enough. 4. Must be at least 21 years old to apply for exam. 5. The upper age limit is 30 years for General. 6. 3 years relaxation for OBC is upper age limit. 7. The relaxation is 5 years for SC/ST. 8. There are no physical requirements for IAS. 9. General candidate is only given 4 attempts to clear the exam. 10. OBC has 7 attempts to clear Civil Services Examination. 11. No such limit for SC and ST. Selection Process 1. Preliminary Exam 2. Main Exam 3. Personal Interview |
#7
6th August 2013, 12:56 AM
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
It is very good that you have keen interest to prepare from now itself. Since you are in the starting stage just prepare for the prelims for this you need to go through all the NCERT books. Revise these NCERT books as many times as possible which makes your preparation very easily. Good Luck brother. |
#8
7th August 2013, 10:51 PM
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
Dear Friend,
Its really very pleasing that you have decided what to do in future but as far as i am concerned , i think its a bit early for you to start concentrating towards the Civil services Exam right from 8th standard. This is because the minimum educational qualification required for Civil Services Exam is graduation in any stream from any recognized college/university. Since you are in 8th standard which means you have to wait for another 7 years to set your self eligible for the Civil Services Exam by completing graduation in these 7 years. The Civil Services Exam is considered as one of the toughest exams conducted every year by the Union Public Service Commission. This is because this exam has no syllabus and the questions can be asked from any standard. That`s the reason that only 200-300 candidates get selected out of more than 10 lac candidates who gave the exam every year. Through passing the Civil Services Exam , you can join any of the below mentioned services as per your rank : ** Indian Administrative Services ** Indian Police Services ** Indian Economic Services ** Indian Foreign Services The Eligibility Criteria Required for the Civil Services Exam are : ** The candidate must have Indian Nationality. ** The Age Limit : ** Number Of Attempts : a) For General Candidates : 4 b) For OBC Candidates : 7 c) For SC/ST Candidates : No Limit This is the information i have to the best of my knowledge regarding your query. Hope the information will help you to the extent you want. |
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22nd January 2014, 10:04 AM
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
It is good that you have decided upon what you want to be in the future in the very early stages of your career. This is required for each and every candidate. But many of the candidates fail at this level only without setting a proper goal.
However, you should have completed your Graduation to apply for Civil Services Exam through which you will be placed in any of the civil services like Indian Administrative Service Indian Police Service Indian Foreign Service etc. First select one subject out of the subjects which you perform well at your academics and where you are having more interest. Try to gain in depth subject knowledge on various concepts of that subject. Not only that, if at all any advanced features and upcoming concepts in that subject, try to get knowledge on those areas also. Make sure that whatever subject you have selected, that should be there in the list of optional subjects for civil services exam. So that you can opt for this optional subject while applying for this exam. Try to inculcate the habit of -Hard working nature -Planning the things -Attentive listening etc. You should be having brilliant memory power to be placed in IAS. So try to be good enough in that. Start preparation for civil services exam from the very beginning of your Graduation. Then you can easily crack this exam. Wish you all the best. |
#18
24th November 2014, 09:00 PM
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
hello friend,
get information about what is going on(news) collect ncert or cbse textbooks from class 6 onwards collect information about general things and collect important notes of our indian ruling systems (like constitution) after you finish this keep this in different notebooks or anythingelse which can long for along time all the best |
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6th December 2016, 01:51 PM
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
What books I have to study and how much time I have to study for IAS?i am studying 8 standard.so I have to do my school homeworks ,it's taking almost night.so please say how much time have to spend for preparing IAS ?
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#28
23rd May 2017, 12:37 PM
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
I am now just entered in eight standers when I say about my passion some says that its impossible and too much difficult I am a girl having good marks in exams what are the suggestion that to give me for encourage and to realize my desire
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31st March 2021, 08:43 AM
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS if I am a 8th class student?
I am a 8 class student which subject I have to study and what is the time table for preparing ias if I will buy all ncert book from class 6 to 12 is any other book is important for preparing ias from now and which is the best general knowledge book for preparing ias and I will take coaching from now to crack
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