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How to clear GPSC?
what is the syllabus of GPSC?
i need Question papers for GPSc

Public Service Commission is the administering authority for conducting Gujarat State Civil Services examination in the state

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You can get all information on syllabus of Gujrat Public Service Commission at:
http://www.gpsc.gujarat.gov.in/shyll...imarytest.html

You first go to get information about Gujarat like Gujarat’s history from the Harappa era. You should aware by dholavira, lothal, rojadi, rangpur, kot, pedhamali sites then some dynastic rajaputana and sultanat period of Gujarat.
Questions from history like,
1) From where we are getting the water conservation systems evidence?
2) Who made malav talav at dholaka?
3) Who is known as bhoj of Gujarat?
4) Who named karnavati?
5) From where did we get sati system evidence in hadappa kal?
6) What was the ancient name of junagadh?
7) Parsi came on which port?
8) For what jamnager is known?
9) Which was the last king of solanki dynasty?
10) When mohmad gazani attacked india?

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plz confirm tc me which syllebus releted in NAYAB MAMLATDAR exam ?

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plz inform me what is syllebus for GPSC recruitment for NAYAB MAMLATDAR exam ?

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plz inform me what is syllbus for GPSC recruitment for NAYAB MAMLATDAR exam

plz inform me what is syllbus for GPSC recruitment for NAYAB MAMLATDAR exam


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i want sallybus for gpsc from which place i get it?? and i also want to get the information about subjects.
please inform me on [email protected]
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The Interview Committee of the GPSC, has listed the qualities that should be rated in the interview as, ”clarity of expression, grasp of narrative and argument, reasoning ability, appreciation of different points of view, awareness and concern for socio-economic problems, ranges and depth of interests and personal attributes relevant to interaction with people.”

The Interview for the civil services examination also known as the Personality Test is exactly that. It is aimed at assessing the candidate’s personality, whether he is suitable to be a competent administrator or not. The candidate is tested not only for his/her intelligence but also for his/her overall personality development, his/her attentiveness, balance of judgment and qualities of honesty, integrity and leadership. Therefore preparation for the Interview requires proper planning.

The selectors look out for some attributes in the candidate and decide whether he/she is suited for a career in civil services or not. For this, the candidate should have a positive attitude, should have an alert mind with quick reflexes, should be free from any sort of prejudice, should be good at making quick decisions and should have the ability to act under stress and to handle difficult situations.

Preparation for the Interview is a continuous process. This involves a wide reading of books, journals, magazines and at least two newspapers. One should try to improve his/her conversational skills with the right pronunciation. The candidate should be prepared to answer questions on his background, hobbies and extracurricular activities. It is a good idea to discuss current affairs and recent issues with friends. One good way of rehearsing possible questions would be to have mock interviews and discussion groups. The candidate should make a self analysis of his strengths and weaknesses and make a conscious effort to play on his strengths.

Some useful tips for a successful interview at UPSC are:

To have a positive body language
To have a good personal turnout and ensuring the right posture
To answer questions clearly and confidently
Try to remain calm and composed even when faced with provocative questions
Try not getting into long winded explanations and answer to the point.
Things To Be Avoided at the GPSC Interview

Avoid the expression, ‘I am sorry.’
Avoid conversational cliches, like: ‘as you know’, ‘that’s correct’, ‘of course’, ‘indeed’, ‘obviously’, etc.
Avoid technical jargon. However, if a member continues to probe you in any technical field, you can use technical expressions.
Maintain a cheerful disposition. Now and then you can appear serious; but most of the time keep smiling or look cheerful and composed. One caution here: if the board laughs, you should only smile. It is only when you maintain some amount of distance that the board begins to wonder about the depth of your personality.
Do not give long introductions. Come straight to the heart of the matter.
Show human concern whenever possible in your answers.
You should be logically consistent and analyze things rationally while talking. You are supposed to defend what you say, but with due respect to the views of the board. Stop trying to defend an answer if it becomes difficult to do so logically and fairly.
Do not make hasty or sweeping generalizations.
Types of questions asked at the GPSC interview.

Relating to your name. Any famous personality who has a similar or same name or surname.
Your career choice. Why you want to opt for the civil services.
You’re Hobbies. Why you pursue such a hobby or questions related to your hobby. So research well on your hobby.
Hot topics of recent days like the Bird Flu and Tamiflu, Office of Profit, Sahara airlines deal and the growing airlines, Terror attacks in India, India US Nuclear deal, Commonwealth games, Saurav Ganguly etc. Keep reading and watching the news. If the recent headlines have something to do with your subject then specially revise those portions. For example if you are a veterinary doctor, Bird flu may go on to other animal diseases that can infect men. If you are an MBBS, then you might be asked about human to human spread of epidemics or any other epidemics and precautions etc. You may even be asked about the influence of MNC or drug manufacturers responsible for the spread of fear etc. If you are from an economy background, the same topic will veer towards the economic implications of the Bird flu.
How you are going to use your specific knowledge (like if you are a doctor, lawyer, engineer etc) in the services.
Situational questions. Like If you were the collector/SP of Ahmadabad, what would you do after the Terror Attack?
Choice of services. The order of your choice of services can raise questions too.
About your institution and related. If you have studies at Nirma University you may be asked about the rising salaries, if from IGNOU then even about Indira Gandhi and so on.
From your form. You must go through the form you have filled because most questions will arise from there. If you have changed subjects, mentioned anything out of the way, watch out for questions on them. Interviewers take cue from the form you have filled.
Some actual questions asked of GPSC candidates.

Don’t you think you can serve your country better by remaining a doctor and treating poor patients? Why do you want to be a civil servant?”
It would be best to answer this question very practically rather than emotionally saying you want to serve the country, because even a doctor serves the people. A doctor from Kerala was asked this Question and her reply was – “Because I want to treat the primary malady that afflicts our country, that creates so many poor in India. As a doctor I can treat only secondary maladies.” She even came up with exact statistics and suggestions on a rubber plantation for poverty alleviation indicating that she had spent considerable time and thoughts on her future plans. She was awarded a score of 85 per cent.
“What are the problems faced by wheat cultivators in your state?” an M.Sc. (Agriculture) student from Palanpur was once asked. “The problem is not so much to do with agronomy but with the lack of a seed bank in Palanpur,” came the reply and the candidate walked away with an 80 per cent score.
“Is there a law in physics, which is relevant to administration?” a law graduate was prompted. “Yes. Newton’s third law of motion: for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.” He scored a cool 80 per cent.
The above questions can give you an idea of how relevant questions are asked from your subjects even as they are not directly from the syllabus

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how to collect it?

Hi,
You can get all information on syllabus of Gujrat Public Service Commission at:
http://www.gpsc.gujarat.gov.in/shyll...imarytest.html

You first go to get information about Gujarat like Gujarat’s history from the Harappa era. You should aware by dholavira, lothal, rojadi, rangpur, kot, pedhamali sites then some dynastic rajaputana and sultanat period of Gujarat.
Questions from history like,
1) From where we are getting the water conservation systems evidence?
2) Who made malav talav at dholaka?
3) Who is known as bhoj of Gujarat?
4) Who named karnavati?
5) From where did we get sati system evidence in hadappa kal?
6) What was the ancient name of junagadh?
7) Parsi came on which port?
8) For what jamnager is known?
9) Which was the last king of solanki dynasty?
10) When mohmad gazani attacked india?
Thank

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i want sallybus for gpsc from which place i get it?? and i also want to get the information about subjects.
please inform me on [email protected]
or [email protected]

SYLLABUS FOR GPSC ( Gujarat Public Service Commission ) EXAM

Selection process for GPSC is of two rounds...


-> Writtent Test.

-> Interview.


The examination question paper consists of two sections as follows...Each section carries 200 marks...

-> Section 1 : General Studies and Technical Questions.

-> Section 2 : Descriptive part - English, Gujarati and technical questions.


ELIGIBILITY FOR GPSC EXAM :

-> Need to be a graduate from a certified university.

-> Minimum Age of 21 and maximum of 28 years.

CONTACT INFO :

Gujarat Public Service Commission,

B-Block, First Floor, Multi storeyed Building,

Laldarwaja, Ahmedabad,

Gujarat - 380 001, India.

Phone: +91 79 25507737

Fax: +91 79 25507386

For any further queries visit : www.gpsc.gujarat.gov.in

Some useful tips for a successful interview at UPSC are:

To have a positive body language
To have a good personal turnout and ensuring the right posture
To answer questions clearly and confidently
Try to remain calm and composed even when faced with provocative questions
Try not getting into long winded explanations and answer to the point.
Things To Be Avoided at the GPSC Interview

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i want NAYAB MAMLATDAR exam paper with solution
how to collect it? pls help

what is age criteria for girls aspirant in gpsc and how to prepare gs paper,1st optional? is medium of instruction restricted.please reply.

You can get all information on syllabus of Gujrat Public Service Commission at:
http://www.gpsc.gujarat.gov.in/shyll...imarytest.html

You first go to get information about Gujarat like Gujarat’s history from the Harappa era. You should aware by dholavira, lothal, rojadi, rangpur, kot, pedhamali sites then some dynastic rajaputana and sultanat period of Gujarat.
Questions from history like,
1) From where we are getting the water conservation systems evidence?
2) Who made malav talav at dholaka?
3) Who is known as bhoj of Gujarat?
4) Who named karnavati?
5) From where did we get sati system evidence in hadappa kal?
6) What was the ancient name of junagadh?
7) Parsi came on which port?
8) For what jamnager is known?
9) Which was the last king of solanki dynasty?
10) When mohmad gazani attacked india?

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Syllabus and tips to clear GPSC?

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plz confirm tc me which syllebus releted in NAYAB MAMLATDAR exam ?

on my email id [email protected]

thank you

hello sir I ambasically from gujarat but I have done GRADUATION and POST GRADUATION FROM mumbai .Can u plz tell me what is the syllabus for GPSC exam AND IS IT NECESSARY TO WRITE THE PAPER IN GUJARATI ITSELF OR ELSE WE CAN WRITE IN ENGLISH also. thank you

what is the syllabus of GPSC?
i need Question papers for GPSc

i want syllabus for geography,public administrative.

Syllabus of GPSC exam? form submission was in october

Pls give me such type of Book's Name to preparation of GPSC entrance (PRILI)exam. Tejas K. Pandya

subjects a civil engineer should opt for GPSC?

i need que paper for R & B , Municiple Engineer, Mamlatdar, plz send me last 5 papers in my mail account..& also GK exam....
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i need a R & B , Municiple engg., Mamlatdar type Que papers plz send me in my mail id...
& also give GK Papers....

my mail id is [email protected]..

thanking you..
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hello sir
i am intrested for gpsc exam, i want to know abiut gpsc syllabus, and parts of syllabus

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Hello Sir,
I want to know about the exam of mamlatdar.
I want to exam paper of mamlatdar.
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How to prepare for GPSE exam?
What is the syllabus for GPSE exam?
Is there any book which contains sufficient information to clear the GPSE exam?

GPSC means Gujarat Public Service Commission, The applicant are selected on the basis of the marks by in the written examination or written examination and subject to agreeable the eligibility rule. For selected applicant to the Government by the Commission, The Government issues the order of appointment.

The Gujarat Public Service Commission holds examination in two parts:
phase-1.
preliminary test- objective based question.
phase-2
mains- descriptive test of those two papers which you have elected.
phase-3.
interview- your documents verification personality test and your intelligence test.

To apply for GPSC exam ,Your age must be between 21 - 28 years of age..,The Relaxation
for SC and ST age is for 5 years.,For OBC 3years .,For women’s in reserved quota it is 10 years.,For general Women’s it is 5 years..
You must be graduate in any discipline from recognized university.

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Thank u so much sir for information ....

Is there any reserved vacancies for ex army man in GPSC, as like Age or any others....
Please reply me on my email [email protected].


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now i m a 1st year student of mechanical engineering and i want to start the preparation of gpsc exam then how do i start preparation of gpsc exam? Please reply me on my email [email protected]

Which book is better for study Gujarati grammar & history ? Can you give name of some books ?