i don't know about anything about upsc......
how to start study of upsc
please u tell me all process
i don't know about anything about upsc......
how to start study of upsc
please u tell me all process
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HERE ARE SOME OF THE TIPS TO START PREPARATION
1. Be very particular about the subject you choose for prelims, as you will be appearing for an objective type of paper. History, maths, geography may prove to be very scoring. Choose subjects which have availability of books, reading material and guidance. In recent years engineering subjects like civil and electrical can be chosen, giving BEs and IITians an edge (yes! even here they are giving the BAs and BScs a tough fight!)
2. G.K. will definitely pay in your prelims. Reading newspapers, watching TV news and of course quiz shows like KBC is a must.
3. If you have been lucky enough to reach the interview stage book knowledge may not be the only thing you need. Your mental alertness will count as they ask you questions like �How many steps did you walk up to reach here?� or � What is the colour of the wall behind you ?� - So be prepared.
4. Enhance your personality because it will definitely be one of the criteria for selection. For IPS physical wellbeing is of great importance, you should be medically fit.
5. Improve your communication skills. IFS aspirants must be proficient in at least one foreign language. So go ahead, have your say in this political mess of our country and try to make it a better place.
Complte details about UPSC Exams in India & the annual list of competitive exams are:
� UPSC Civil Services (Preliminary) CSE Examination
� UPSC Civil Services (Main) CSE Examination
� UPSC Indian Forest Service IFS Examination
� Indian Engineering Services Examination
� UPSC Geologist Examination
� Special Class Railway Apprentices SCRA Examination ..
� National Defence Academy & Naval Academy NDA & NA
Examination
� UPSC Combined Defence Services CDS Examination..
� UPSC Combined Medical Services CMS Examination
� UPSC Indian Economic Service/Indian Statistical Service IES / ISS
Examination
� Section Officers/Stenographers (Grade-B/Grade-I) Limited Departmental
Competetive Examination
� UPSC Central Police Forces (Assistant Commandants) CPF
Examination
To apply for this exam you need to attained 21 years of age.You need to have a Bachelor`s degree from a reconized university.Your age should be in between 21-30 years.
Age relaxation is Available forSC/ST/BC/OBCCategory students.ForSC/STCategorys 5 years relaxation is given.ForOBCCategory 3 years relaxation is given.
For Ex-service men 5 years of relaxation isgiven.For Disability persons 10 years of relaxation is given .
ALL THE BEST !!!!
Dear,
Actually, studying for UPSC should be started in the End of Degree.But now its not late. If you want details in this regard so visit www.upsc.gov.in
Following are the steps of preparation:-
1. At first be positive and starts from NCERT Books of class VIII to XII one by one so that any question arise from a lesson it must not missed.
2. English Grammar up to 10th
3. for Essay read Editorial Columns regularly.
4. for Current Affairs read News paper and Competition Refresher
5.For regular practice you can join coaching Centers
6.for optional subjects learn t degree level books.
So, carry on...
DEAR FRIEND
CLEARING UPSC EXAM IS NOT A DIFFICULT JOB IF YOU TAKE IT SERIOUSLY FROM THE VERY FIRST DAY .
TRY TO SOLVE PREVIOUS YEARS QUESTION PAPERS SO THAT YOU CAN GET SOME IDEA ABOUT QUESTIONS .
TRY TO SOLVE MORE AND MORE MCQ'S.
FOLLOW NCERT TO SOLVE MORE AND MORE PROBLEMS .
YOU CAN GET ALL THE IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT UPSC FROM ITS MAIN SITE:
www.upsc.gov.in
See friend....In the anove question you did not mention any thing like the post you are applying or your qualification....keep in mind that UPSC is not a single department or single session it is combination of a lot of things ...it can have more and more...any way to preparartion for UPSC is depends on your confidence level and your time management....If you have more interest on that then you will start up preparation from now onwards itself....and plese regulary browse the below link then you will understand completely .http://www.upsc.gov.in any way all the best my friend....
Dear,Actually, studying for UPSC should be started in the End of Degree.But now its not late. If you want details in this regard so visit www.upsc.gov.inFollowing are the steps of preparation:-1. At first be positive and starts from NCERT Books of class VIII to XII one by oneso that any question arise from a lesson itmust not missed.2. English Grammar up to 10th3. for Essay read Editorial Columns regularly.4. for Current Affairs read News paper and Competition Refresher5.For regular practice you can join coaching Centers6.for optional subjects learn t degree level books.Best of luck
first I will suggested you to make your mind for a very-very tough competition in the sense of preparation, you need to being alert about your surrounding very much, it demands everything from you.
if you answer is 'YES' then proceeds as follows
UPSC can conducts the civil services examsfor( IAS,IPS) also conducts CMS,IES,CPF,CDS,IFS etc......
UPSC takes these exams every year.
IAS,IPS,IES,IFS exams can be conducts in 2 stages namely
Preliminary exam
Main examination.
After completion of preliminary exam you are eligible for Main examination.
After clearing the main examination you will be called for final interview.
Preliminary examination should consist of 2 papers.Which is conducted on objective type only.
Main examination should consist of 9 papers,it is a descriptive exam.
Eligiblity:
Education qualifications;
You have to pass your graduation in any recognized university.
Age qualifications:
Your age should in between 21-30 years.
Upper age limit will be applicable for ST/SC/OBC candidates.
No.of Permissible attempts:
4 for General candidates.
7 for OBC
No limit for SC/ST's.
Nationality:Indian.
You must be physically fit as per rules.
For further details visit the official website of UPSC.
http://www.upsc.gov.in
tips
1.choose two optionals carefully & start improving writing in them, do practice to write answers in essay manners in particularily these two subjects atleast.
2. learn NCERT BOOKS FROM class III to XII,fro the general studies.
3.start reading two good level competitive magazines like compeptition success review,prtiyogita darpan,frontline for the current affairs.
4.purchase a good ATLAS,learn it heartly.
5.order correspondance study material (though it is optional upto you)
Some tips to prepare:
1)Time allocation/Time management is very important factor.
2) Make your own schedule according to syllabus.
3) Reduce your mental stress level.
4) Be cool & confident always.
5) Purchase standard & good books for preparation.
6) Read news paper & magazine regularly.
7) Keep yourself updated about general knowledge & current affairs.
8) You may also attend coaching classes.
9) Practice previous year question papers.
10) Make your English communication level strong.
List of UPSC Examinations
Central Police Forces Examination (CPF)
Civil Services Examination
Combined Defense Services Examination (CDS)
Combined Engineering Services Examination (IES)
Combined Medical Services Examination (CMS)
Geologist's Examination
Indian Administrative Services Examination (IAS)
Indian Economics Services/Indian Statistical Services Exam
Indian Forest Services Examination (IFS)
National Defense Academy and Naval Academy Examination (NDA/NA)
SO/Steno (Gd B/Gd-I) Ltd Dept t Competitive Examination
Special Class Railway Apprentice Exam
How to fill form
UPSC exam notifications are available at official website or in employment newspaper. There are 2 modes to fill form.
1. Offline:- In this mode you can purchase the form from any nearby post-office through CRF stamp of denomination of Rs 50/- or Rs 100/-.
All filled applications should be submitted to "Secretary, Union Public Service Commission, Dholpur House, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi - 110069" either by hand or by Post/Speed Post or by Courier.
2. Online:- To fill application online you have to visit www.upsconline.nic.in. Instructions to fill forms are available with every exam notifications. First you should visit the website of UPSC and download the notification and go through on this carefully. After that go to the registration website to register for a particular examination.
All the Best!
Re: How to start studying for UPSC? Can I get all details about UPSC? Tell the step by step procedure for same.
dear friend,
you can start for UPSC by study 6th to 12th NCERT books.
read books on History ,increase your general knowledge, continuous reading news papers and magazines. concentrate on English.
solving Previous year question papers is most requisite part of preparation.
for taking part in UPSC exams you must complete your graduation from recognized college or University and your age must be within 21 years to 30 years.
you can fill the application form online on link http://www.upsconline.nic.in/
for detail about UPSC. visit UPSC main Site http://www.upsc.gov.in/
Good Luck.............
Dear,If you want details in this regard so visit www.upsc.gov.inFollowing are the steps of preparation:-1. At first be positive and starts from NCERT Books of class VIII to XII one by oneso that any question arise from a lesson itmust not missed.2. English Grammar up to 10th3. for Essay read Editorial Columns regularly.4. for Current Affairs read News paper and Competition Refresher5.For regular practice you can join coaching Centers6.for optional subjects learn t degree level books.All the best
Actually, studying for UPSC should be started in the End of Degree.But now its not late. If you want details in this regard so visit www.upsc.gov.in
Following are the steps of preparation:-
1. At first be positive and starts from NCERT Books of class VIII to XII one by one so that any question arise from a lesson it must not missed.
2. English Grammar up to 10th
3. for Essay read Editorial Columns regularly.
4. for Current Affairs read News paper and Competition Refresher
5.For regular practice you can join coaching Centers
6.for optional subjects learn t degree level books.
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dear you can prepare well,
just manage you time for studies,
select a time in which you will study only for the preparation of exam,
then make a time table for that time period and include every subjects in it and give appropriate time to each subject ,
solve more and more practice papers .
for more details regarding upsc exams you can go to official website of upsc ,
www.upsc.gov.in
you can also apply online for the upsc exams just go to website,
www.onlineupsc.nic.in
good luck
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