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Education qualifications means the candidate has studied upto which class or degree. Example: consider a candidate has passed out 10+2 and is filling the form for graduation that his/her education qualification would be the marks achieved in 10+2. It means the last/recent education/academics achievement.

Hope I answered your query.

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Hey aspirant,

Here are some of the best IAS/UPSC coaching centres in Chennai:

1. Shankar IAS Academy: This academy was established in 2004 and has produced 900+ IAS, IPS, elite service personnel. It also has one of the best faculty.

Fees: Rs 95000 (general studies)+CSAT+Optional course = about Rs 1,41,000

2. Officers IAS Academy: This is one of the renowned coaching centres for IAS aspirants and the founder himself has cleared civil services examination twice. It is a great experience to be trained by the best.

Fees: Rs 1,16,000 to Rs 1,40,000

3. Success IAS Academy: Having trained over 200 successful IAS aspirants to date, this academy gives in-depth training to the students for cracking the exams.

Fees: Rs 1,05,000+GST

4. Impact IAS Academy: Another successful IAS academy in the city created with a vision of providing quality and affordable training to civil services aspirants in the region.

Fees: Rs 90,000

5. Kamaraj IAS Academy: This is also one of the best training academies in Chennai for civil services aspirants, with over 200+ successful candidates trained.

Fees: Rs 92,000 - Rs 1,20,000

Dear Debajit,

The following are the list of some of the books you can look for preparing for WBCS:

• Objective General English by SP bakshi
• General Science by Tara Chand'
• Yojana
• Swadesh Sabhyata and Biswa by Jiban Mukhopadyay
• Bharat O Paschimbangar Bhugol by Kartick Chandra Mandal
• Bharater Sangbidhan O Shashon Byabostha By Anadi Kumar Mahapatra
• Bharater Arthaniti By Joydeb Sarkel

All the best

Hey there!

The Psychology has seen an exceptional increment in the number of aspirants choosing for the same as their optionals subject for WBCS mains exam. No doubt it is an extremely interesting optional subject. By the day’s end, no optional subject is pretty much scoring. It is one’s devotion and duty which decides the execution.

Psychology Paper-I  deals with the theoretical aspects. It widely covers the basic principles of Psychology. Paper-II of Psychology deals with the application part in diverse fields.

Books for Psychology optional for WBCS Mains

• Introduction to Psychology Morgan & King
• Psychology by Ciccarelli
• Psychology by Morgan and King
• Psychology Robert A Baron
• Social Psychology Aronson, Wilson
• Social Psychology by Robert Baron, Branscombe, Gopa Bhardwaj, Byrne
• Statistics for Psychology by Aron, Aron, Coups
• Systems & Theories of Psychology Krawiec & Chaplin
• Tests, Measurements and Research Methods in Behavioural Sciences by A K Singh (Bharti Bhawan publications)
• The Psychology of Small Groups Shaw
• Theories of Personality Hall & Lindzey

There are many previous question papers available online.

Have a nice day!

Hii,

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Hi aspirant

Yes, they create a good environment to prepare any kind of exams.

The college has vast books in the library and students can refer anything of their choice.

You will have peace of mind and focus towards the work in the library for a good preparation of UPSC ESE.

ALL THE BEST!!

Hello Ganesh,

Yes, you are eligible for the civil service exam even after completion of degree from an open University.

The university giving you the degree must be recognised by state or centre government.

Open Universities like NIOS and IGNOU are all recognised by the government of India.

Open degree courses are good as it gives you the plenty of time to focus in your preparation for the exam.

Good luck,

Hope it helps :)

Hello Aspirant,

Are you asking for UPSC? You can prefer any of the coaching material given below

ALS IAS Academy  Delhi

Chanakya IAS Academy Delhi

Elite Academy  Mumbai

Rau's IAS Study Circle Delhi, Jaipur, Bangalore etc.

Here are some preparation tips you can follow for the exam preparation:

Go through the previous question papers : Go through with previous year papers as it will give you an idea about the exam.

Make your own notes : It is always advisable to make notes of the related topics as you go through the books and other study material. A well drafted note solves two purposes.

Strategy for General Studies: General studies paper is equally important for Prelims and Mains examination.

History : It is a huge section & Also emphasis is given to Ancient India. A cursory glance over the medieval history is also necessary.

Geography: In this there are physical geography and maps related questions. So get yourself well-acquainted with maps with the help of a good Atlas.

General Science : It covers a major chunk of this paper and a standard guidebook can make you well-versed on the topics of general science.

Current affairs : Going through a standard newspaper daily can keep you updated on the current affairs topics.

Good Luck!