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Central Armed Police Forces examination is the exam conducted by UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) for the position of Assistant Commandants in the armed police forces. This examination is completely conducted under the organizational structure of UPSC and the Indian Government and hence making this examination as one of the toughest and most competitive one to crack. Since most of the graduates from each and every stream and different career lines will be applying for this examination. The number of people applying for the limited positions will be more and more every year and hence
The UPSC and IAS exam both in the subjective examination is consists of two optional papers each valuing 250 marks. Altogether these optional subjects are consisting of 500 marks in the total of 1750 marks in the subjective paper and hence making it of higher chances to score. As this section is dependent on your choice and hence choosing the right subject in order to maximize your score out of 500 marks and hence resulting in an increase in the overall marks of the subjective examination. Which make it equally important to choose your optional subject wisely.
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Mostly, people prepare for entrance exams like UPSC and other administrative services exams, but in an attempt of doing so, got completely lost as the most generic idea of preparation and forgets about all the other possible options that they still have in the box and can try their luck in those exams too. It is important to prepare for all the possible options all together in order to maximize your efficiency and the outcomes. So knowing all the possible options and hence creating the best possible strategy to study collectively for all the possible scenarios. The study of most of the entranc
The UPSC- Civil Service Examination and Indian Administrative Services are considered to be the direct ticket to serving the nation at development front. The candidates selected in these examinations are directly for National Defence academy, naval services, Combined Defence Services, Civil Services like IAS, IPS, IFS, and IRS, Medical Engineering Services, SCRA and mostly all the other government establishments. UPSC stands for Union Public Service Commission and is considered to be one the toughest selection procedure in the entire country. This is because of the greater responsibilities and
Hello Gaurav,
That’s great; the career prospects in NDA are quite high and considered one of the highest career options. The NDA lets you work at the high positions like colonel and above, from where you serve the nation with pride. The NDA is located at Khadakvasla, Pune (Maharashtra). The selection process is conducted by the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) which sole authority responsible for the selection process guideline, the entrance exam and all other matters thereof. The entrance exam for the NDA is held twice a year and the notification for filling up application comes i
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Dear Aspirant, if you are going to appear in the civil services examination (CSE), you must be aware of the current examination pattern and know-how therein. The last time when the pattern got changed was the year 2013 so you are supposed to know about the current syllabus. The pattern, this time, is such that you will be thoroughly evaluated for the number of abilities that are required to become an IAS officer. Previously we had two optional papers and one General Studies Paper in the Main Examination and in the Prelims there was a General studies paper and another was one of you
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I am happy to guide you on this topic and we will discuss it at length for every angle of the possible solution leaving no stone unturned. As your question states that you currently are working in banking profession as a Manager which is itself a good career too. It’s good that you are aspiring for a great and challenging career like IAS/IPS through Civil Services. The Civil Services career is more challenging and dynamic and involves great skills and direct relations with the public which gives you satisfaction being an agent of change for many lives. Indeed your orientation towar
Hello Mohit,
Nice career choice. But sounds funny, you have made a choice but do not know how to fulfill your choice.
Please note IAS is part of the goverment job. To pursue IAS a student first needs to be a Graduate any stream. They would then have to appear for Civil service exams conducted by UPSC.
Please note, vigorous preparations is required to clear this exam. Students join coaching classes for the same. Apart from good reasoning capacity a student needs to be witty. Lot of readings is a must.
Wish you good luck.....
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Dear Aspirant, sometimes the unexpected and odd decision can be taken if the situation goes the way we don’t want and though it seems to others a kind of diversion but you are the very person who has experienced all the facts so be firm if you have determined.
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I would say never quit on something and never give up easily till you really feel that you are now exhausted all the options with that certain career field. You have studied for Civil Services Exams (CSE)/IAS for some 2 to 3 years an
Dear Aspirant,
You might have heard that age-old proverb – knowledge never goes waste; the Civil Services exam is designed as such that whoever has prepared for this exam, has got immense knowledge and the as an aspirant for UPSC-IAS, one become well versed in many subjects and skills. The CSE requires you to study from various subjects. You become aware of the current happening world over, you get to know the market trends as a study field under economy, you learn the technology that changed the world from within and what not. Your personality changes and develops which makes you enable
Dear Aspirant,
When you are in the second year of your graduation, enrol yourself in a good coaching academy for UPSC preparation. Ideally, if you prepare dedicatedly for three years continuously, you have a great chance of clearing the IAS exam in first attempt. If you are at the under graduate level, then this is really a good time to start preparing for the UPSC exam.
For clearing the IAS exam, what you need is relentless studies, perseverance, patience, cool mind, systematic study, dedication and passion. It is definitely possible to have all these in you.
You need to read a lot about gene
Dear Aspirant,
After 12th Science, if you have the aptitude and if you can clear the NEET with a high rank, then MBBS should be preferred. But do not compare it with IAS. IAS and MBBS are two different career option which have no relation with each other in any way. So please do not compare. Both can also be done, since there are many IAS officers who are MBBS degree holders and they are working in health department primarily and other departments too.
However managing the studies for MBBS and IAS is difficult together and therefore you will have to plan very carefully.
Completing MBBS i
Dear Aspirant,
After 12th Science, if you have the aptitude and if you can clear the NEET with a high rank, then MBBS should be preferred. But do not compare it with IAS. IAS and MBBS are two different career option which have no relation with each other in any way. So please do not compare. Both can also be done, since there are many IAS officers who are MBBS degree holders and they are working in health department primarily and other departments too.
However managing the studies for MBBS and IAS is difficult together and therefore you will have to plan very carefully.
Completing MBBS i
Hello,
In continuation to my answer, though an aptitude test would help in realising your potentials but you need to be clear where your interest lies.
That will help you make a confirmed choice.
Wish you good luck..
Dear Aspirant,
You will then definitely have to manage your time. Time Management will be the key to success in the IAS exam along with a job. There are many who work and study day and night and with a lot of patience and perseverance, they ultimately succeed.
As you say you are almost near to crack the UPSC, and so with a complete focus on UPSC studies, your priority should not be a hectic or very well paying job. Choosing a hectic and demanding job at this moment will not let you find time to study. Therefore, you may definitely go for a job which is just sufficient for paying your minimum m
Dear Aspirant,
The time of the call is limited.
However just to reiterate, give your best shot for the UPSC exam and also along side manage to get a job. This is the option you have in front of you. Do not get more diverted or confused. If you lose focus, then you wont be able to achieve what you dream of.
Best wishes always.
Dear Aspirant,
Very good thinking and a cautious approach as well. I am happy that you are aiming for civil services. Firstly you need to be determined and extremely focused while preparing for the Civil Services examinations. You should not think at all of a fall back options at the very starting stage, since somewhere at the back of your mind, you have the relax feeling that f you cannot make it to civil services there is always something available which will make you run in life.
However, I would surely tell you some of the fall-back options considering your Humanities subjects:
Law
Dear Aspirant,
The first part of your question was good, however reading the last part of your question shocked me.
How can you compare a job in Qualcomm, Facebook with IAS? Are you seriously joking? You are too much random in your career choices. Please do not be so.
I am glad that you approached us for asking about your career before deciding on it.
Since you are an MTech, continuing in your current job for a brief period is recommended. Atleast working for 5 years is necessary. You can definitely aim for Google, Facebook jobs and you will have to start preparing for it while working in the
Dear Friend, MBA is comparatively an easy to win battle and opted by so many people, Civil services on the hand will provide you the reputation, Name and fame provided you work extremely hard to qualify it. If you think that you have seriously a very high IQ and potential to undergo strenuous practice for preparation then go for civil services, plus you must find a relevant and prominent coaching center for better preparation. On the other hand if you did MBA in a good branch and then if you got a chance to work with an MNC, nothing can stop you becoming successful. I may opine some names of i