You are the creator of your own destiny. This is the right time to plan your career as Civil Servant; IAS – IPS – IRS and start with your IAS Preparation.
There are excuses and myths due to lack of proper knowledge and information. Before deciding to start your IAS Preparation let us understand the exam pattern, syllabus etc. and clear the myths.
Is UPSC – CSE very tough? Is it possible for an average student to qualify UPSC –CSE?
Your ‘I Can’ attitude is more important than your IQ. Albert Einstein was considered as an average student, but don’t we all know that he was a genius? For you to qualify this examination all that you need is: Interest, Sincerity, Strategy, Dedication and Proper Guidance. UPSC Civil Services Examination is easy to qualify provided a candidate properly
before begin IAS Preparation one needs to understand about what UPSC is intending to assess through the examination. It is pertinent to note that UPSC will test a candidate’s general awareness on a variety of subjects, which will have relevance for a career in Civil Services.
The questions asked in the examination are likely to test the candidate’s basic understanding of all relevant issues and ability to analyse and take a view on conflicting socio-economic goals, objectives and demands. Civil Services Examination is intended to assess the overall intellectual traits and depth of understanding of candidates rather than merely the range of their information and memory. So the candidates, even scholars and toppers of school and college,
are required to abandon the habit of memorizing or acquiring bookish knowledge. If one understands these facts and follow the guidance of experts in this field, the study of Civil Services Examination becomes not only easy but
also enjoyable.
Can a student from science background study and qualify this exam?
As per eligibility criteria, any student graduated from UGC (University Grant Commission) recognized university, irrespective of stream, is eligible for Civil Services Examination (CSE) conducted by UPSC. Your stream of graduation does not matter., For CSE, students are required to start preparation with NCERT books (i.e. text books of CBSE Delhi
Board) from Std. VI onwards. Even a graduate preparing for this highest exam of the country, studies school level text books from Std. VI onwards. Hence it is clear that stream of college education makes no difference while preparing for the exam as you start from basics.
Is there proper guidance for IAS exam available?
In order to get through this toughest examination of India, one needs a clear strategy along with appropriate and genuine guidance. We, at A. A. Shah’s IAS Institute, with our vast experience, provide that genuine guidance
and training to sincere and dedicated candidates. Our faculties are experts who inculcate the required knowledge and understanding of subjects co-relating with the updated current issues.
Can a student having zero knowledge and interest in politics study for UPSC CSE?
Yes, with proper guidance, time management and dedication, one can start preparation for this examination and even qualify it. The term ‘politics’ as we know generally, has nothing to do with the study or career for a civil servant.
I am a girl, is it safe for me to join Civil Services?
“Government strives to have a workforce which reflects gender balance and women candidates are encouraged to apply”. This declaration is prominently displayed by UPSC in each year’s notification, thereby emphasising and assuring safe and secured work condition for women.
Isn’t it early to start preparation for UPSC – Civil Services Examination after 10th?
Now let us see why and how one should start preparation for UPSC Civil Services Exams as early as after 10th board exams. It is actually the perfect time to prepare for UPSC Civil Service Examination. You have 5 years to be utilized qualitatively for your preparation, as you appear for the exam only after your graduation. Hence after 10th
you can start preparation for this examination very systematically and smartly by managing your time accordingly, given that you are dedicated towards your preparation. For such dedicated students A. A. Shah’s IAS Institute conducts
“UPSC-IAS Foundation Course”.
Overall, a career as a civil servant provides a sense of purpose, fulfillment, and civic responsibility, making it a highly rewarding and meaningful option for individuals committed to serving the public and making a difference in the world.
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