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can anyone please tell me the full details and exampattern and books related to UPSC examination..????

pdwords Student Expert 27th Aug, 2020
Hello, .


UPSC Civil Service Exam consists of three stages-

Preliminary
Mains
Interview

To give you a brief about the exam;

Preliminary has two papers, GS Paper I and CSAT, each paper consists of 200 Marks. In the first paper candidates just need to score the required cut offs against
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ca is tuff or upsc group 1 exam is tuff

LALIT 27th Aug, 2020

If you are a serious candidate and work hard toward your goal than you can achive any goal. There is no tough things in any exam we make things complicated.

upsc group 1 exam is one of the toughest exams in india but if the people who are clearing the

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upsc group 1 and group 2 both exams can write in the same year or not

Nikhitha Sai 27th Aug, 2020

Hello student. UPSC is Union Public Service Commission exams. India, central wise conducts  exams like civil services. to recruit candidates in top government services like IAS, IPS, IFS etc. SO, you can give group 1 and group 2 exams in the same year provided you have enough preparation time.

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upsc group 2 exam syllabus pls

Shreya shrestha 27th Aug, 2020

Hello aspirant,

Exam of group 2 is conducted by SSC (staff selection commission). There are 4 types of exam

Tier 1 : objective multiple choice will be of 60 minutes duration                in online mode

Tier 2 : objective exam will consist of  papers, each paper will                    be of 60 minutes

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my date of birth is 2000 in which year I am eligible for upsc group 1 exam

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 27th Aug, 2020

To be eligible for UPSC, you should be atleast 21 years as on August 1st of the year of you appearing for the exam. For example, if you were born in 2000, you should be 21 years atleast by August 1st, 2021. If you will turn 21 by August 1st,

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I want best engineering branch for graduation for government comparative exam like upsc and other

Prateek Singh 5th Oct, 2020

hello

The syllabus for all the branches of any graduation degree is same in UPSC and most of the government exams.

For UPSC and other government exams the most preferred branches for engineering are CIVIL engineering , MECHANICAL engineering and ELECTRICAL engineering.

hope this helps you.

ALL THE BEST FOR

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how to preparing for upsc after 12th for science stream

Mayank Chowdhary 26th Aug, 2020

Hello,

Different people use different approaches to prepare for UPSC and even you haven't mentioned your stream. Anyway i will give your more practical approach which is that you can start reading newspaper ans current affairs, start reading GK, if you are from Educational background having history and economics as

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can preparing for upsc help me for other govt exams also like CAT,bank ,etc?

Rayan Rego 26th Aug, 2020

See the UPSC syllabus consists predominantly of :

  • History .
  • Geography .
  • Political Science / Civics.
  • Economics.
  • General Science - Physics, Chemistry & Biology.
  • Environmental Science.
  • Sociology.
And the exams like CAT/ bank exams :
  • Quantitative Aptitude
  • Logical Reasoning
  • Data interpretation and logical Reasoning

Here you see none of the

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Can preparing for UPSC help in all the govt exams after graduation?

Rama Devi 26th Aug, 2020

Hello,

SPSC exam will be helpful with UPSC. You can even prepare for IBPS bank examination as a backup when studying for the UPSC test.It's a job at the government. For bank exams You should also  have knowledge of quantitative aptitude, reasoning, English and general awareness. SSC CGL can also

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what are all the best skill to develop to clear upsc civil service in 1 St attempt

pdwords Student Expert 4th Oct, 2020
Hello,

In order to crack UPSC in very first attempt, you reason to appear for this exam has to be strong enough, see this exam has humongous syllabus, and sometimes it can be tiring experience for aspirants, in moments like these your reason to become IAS is what will sail
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