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Bihar Public Service Commission exam 2020 Why need strategy?  To ensure success in the examination conducted by Bihar Public Service Commission, it is necessary to formulate a proper and dynamic strategy according to its nature. This is the first step that ensures half of your success. This exam is usually conducted in three stages (preliminary, main and interview), in which to reach each next stage, it is necessary to be successful in the previous stage. The nature of the examination of these three stages is different from each other. Therefore, to ensure success in each stage, different strategies need to be devised. BPSC  Preliminary Examination Strategy: First study the syllabus of the preliminary examination and according to the convenience and interest, keeping in mind all the parts and aspects, determine the order of preference. In the last 5 to 10 years, take a quick overview of the questions asked in the Preliminary Examination and pay more attention to those points a...

   Sources of knowing Ancient Histor To know the ancient history , all sources can be mainly divided into 4 parts. 1.co-operative 2.Emetological 3. Foreign authors and their literature 4. Archaeological Records (i). Literary Sources Literary sources can be divided into two parts (i) Religious Literature Vedas- It means- Vital knowledge, ie sacred and spiritual knowledge, Vedas are the source of information of the entire Vedic history . Their number is four - Rigveda , Samaveda , Yajurveda and Atharvaveda . Rigveda The Rigveda is considered the oldest of the four Vedas. It is divided in two ways. In the first type it is divided into 10 circles. Circles contain some hymns in Sukta, Sukta. The total hymns are 10627. The Rigveda has 64 chapters in another way. An octave is composed of eight chapters each. There are eight such octaves in total. Each chapter is then divided into sections. The number of classes is different in different chapters. The total class number is 2024. Each ...

  Who is an IAS Officer ? The Indian Administrative Service is one of the all-India administrations. Its official is an official of the All India Administrative Service. Direct enrollment to the Indian Administrative Service (and Indian Police Service) is done through the Civil Services Examination led by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and they are distributed to the states by the Government of India.  IAS officials hold key and key situations in the focal government, state governments and open part endeavors. Like different nations following the Westminster arrangement of government, the IAS as a lasting organization in India is an indivisible piece of the chief of the Government of India , and in this manner gives non partisanship and congruity to the organization.  Alongside the Indian Police Service (IPS) and Indian Forest Service (IFS/IFOS), the IAS is one of the three All India Services - its framework utilized by both the focal government and indivi...

How to do Civil Services Preparation with Self Study?  Why do coaching for Civil Services? Given the craze of civil services, the market for civil services examination has been out of bounds. We are spread across various coaching institutes for civil services in different cities. However, before joining a coaching institute, it is important to analyze the importance of coaching institutes in preparing for the Civil Services Examination. Most IAS coaching institutes attract candidates by claiming their record of success and comprehensiveness of study materials. However, what a new candidate fails to notice is the true nature of these institutions. It is an error by looking at the success statistics presented by him in any coaching institute. Generally, the proportion of successful candidates, the total number of students enrolled under coaching institutes, is subtle. Secondly, success in IAS exam is not defined by the popularity or fee structure of an institute, but by the effort...

  IAS Preparation after 12th If you want to become an IAS officer , then prepare after 12th exam. If you want to apply for civil service exam then you must have at least a bachelor's degree. IAS officers have a very respected place in the country and society. To become an IAS officer one has to sit and pass the Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC . If you want to prepare only after 12th, then know what your strategy should be ... Graduate If you want to apply for civil service exam then you must have at least a bachelor's degree. There is no condition of minimum percentage for this exam. That is, if you have graduated, then you can sit the exam. By the way, you can apply for it even when the final year. How to Clear the civil services exam The Civil Services Examination is conducted in three stages. On the first number you have to clear the pre. You can sit in Mains only after pre-clearing. Interview has to be given after Mains. UPSC Prelim exam Preliminary exam con...

                        How to qualify UPSC exam ? UPSC conducts Civil Services Examination once a year to incorporate officers within the Indian Civil Services. Once admitted, officers can serve in numerous body services like IAS, IPS, IRS, IRS, ITS, IDES, etc. A career during this field will be attention-grabbing, satisfying and difficult, that is why its enlisting method is additionally rigorous. to urge hand-picked in these services, the candidate has got to pass UPSC government officials Examination. This communicating is conducted in 3 stages, in every of these stages those candidates UN agency cannot pass in this stage area unit rejected. The primary stage of this communicating is that the UPSC examination , usually called IAS Prelims or UPSC Prelims . this is often most likely the best of the remaining 2 steps, however candidates ought to build a planned and dedicated preparation to achieve this communicating. UPSC I...

  Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the final result of Civil Services Examination 2019 . Pradeep Singh, hailing from Sonipat district of Haryana topped the examination. In second place is Jatin Kishore of Delhi and in third place is Pratibha Verma of Sultanpur, UP. A total of 829 candidates have been selected. There are 304 candidates from General category, 78 EWS, 251 OBC, 129 SC and 67 ST categories. The test marks will be released after 15 days. UPSC Final Result 2019 - Click here to see the complete result and list of selected candidates in UPSC  -  https://www.upsc.gov.in/sites/default/files/FR-CSE-2019-040820-ENG.pdf UPSC has placed 182 candidates in the reserve list. These include 91 General, 9 EWS, 71 OBC, 8 SC, 3 ST categories. There are 11 candidates whose results have been put on hold. Toppers list  UPSC Result 2019 Rank name 1 Pradeep Singh 2 jatin teens 3 Pratibha Verma 4 Himanshu Jain 5 Jayadev CS 6 Visakha Yadav 7 Ganesh Kumar Bhas...