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| 16th July 2013 02:25 PM | |
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS? Details about it? i will write ias in telugu |
| 24th June 2013 12:20 AM | |
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Re: How should I prepare for IAS? Details about it? Can we take chem and physics together for IAS mains |
| 19th June 2013 12:55 AM | |
| josh98 |
Re: How should I prepare for IAS? Details about it? Hi friend......... Follow the below steps to prepare IAS Exam: IAS exam is Civil Service Examination so you need to work hard for this exam. First you can select the time table how to prepare this exam. And daily you can follow the time table. And you can work hard for which subjects you can week. And practice the every subject daily. And Refer the Best IAS Books. And download the previous year IAS question papers and prepare well and refer the important point in IAS IAS stands for Indian Administrative Service. This exam conducted by Union Public Service Commission once in a year. Eligibility Criteria: Educational Qualification: Candidate should complete the Graduation from any recognized university with any stream. There is no restrictions for the percentage of marks. Final year appearing candidates are also eligible to write this exam. Age limit: Your age limit should be between 21 to 30 years. Relaxation: 3 years upper age relaxation for the OBC candidates. 5 years upper age relaxation for the SC\ST candidates. 10 years upper age relaxation for the PH candidates. Nationality: Candidate should be origin of India. Gender: Both male & female candidates are eligible for this exam. No of Attempts: 4 for General Category 7 for OBC Category No limit for SC\ST Categories. Selection Process: Preliminary Examination Main Examination Interview All the best............. |
| 18th June 2013 01:41 AM | |
| surya143prakashrao |
Re: How should I prepare for IAS? Details about it? hiiiiii.... Hope this is of help to you: Get info from: http://www.onestopias.com/ , http://www.vyoms.com/ias-preparation/, http://www.iaspapers.info Instructions 1 Think longterm. Preparing for the IAS exams can take years. Develop the skills and knowledge you need for the exams over years, rather than in a few cram sessions. 2 Read extensively. Improve your general knowledge and your understanding of current events, Indian and international affairs, business, politics, history, economics, science, geography, the Indian Constitution and other subject areas. The NCERT textbooks and newspapers recommended on the IAS Exams website provide you with the general knowledge needed for the IAS exam 3 Learn to think critically and rationally. Join a debating club to develop your analytical skills and your ability to clearly articulate thoughts. Couple your knowledge gained through extensive reading with an understanding of how current affairs, business, science and other subjects affect the world. 4 Download past IAS exams on the UPSC website. Practice completing the multiple choice and essay questions in these exams to understand the structure and scope of IAS exams. Learn to write clearly, concisely and analytically. 5 Join IAS coaching classes a year before the IAS exams. Self-study is sufficient for some, but coaching classes can improve your potential IAS scores. 6 Improve your English language skills, and one of the languages included in the Eighth Schedule to the Indian Constitution. You will be tested on English and one Eighth Schedule language. Use language textbooks or hire a language tutor to improve your language skills. 7 Prepare two subjects to be tested on in depth. You have a choice of being tested on two subjects in the specialized section of the IAS exam. Choose subjects you know well, such as chemistry, philosophy or mathematics. 8 Understand yourself. Be prepared to discuss your life, interests, career aspirations and strengths in your IAS interview. IAS interviewers will ask questions to understand your personality and determine your suitability for the civil services. 9 Create questions that test your awareness of social issues, ability to reason and arguing skills. Practice answering these questions yourself or have a friend ask you questions in a mock interview. 10 Improve the way you carry yourself and speak. Practice upright posture and speaking clearly, concisely, calmly, confidently and rationally. |
| 28th February 2013 08:27 PM | |
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How should I prepare for IAS? Details about it? How we prapration IAS at Home? give ditail of IAS with sbject kon si suject best hoti h for mains |
