UPSC Exam

  Before I touch upon the topic of the 2022 RBI Grade B admit card, here are some things that you should know. Candidates can download their RBI Grade B Hall tickets from the RBI’s official website from the date of their release to the day of the exam. I have mentioned in the introduction, the steps to download the RBI Grade B admit cards in one of the sections below. Also, to be noted is that these RBI Grade B Hall tickets are released along with an information handout, & all the important guidelines that candidates need to follow when entering the exam hall. The guidelines include things like mandatory documents to be carried when appearing for the exam, rules, etc. I have mentioned all of these in one of the sections below. With this in mind, let me come straight to the topic of RBI Grade B Admit Card 2022. Since the phase-1 exam is set to take place on 28th May 2022, the admit card for the concerned examination is now out. The window for RBI Grade B 2022 Phase-1 admit car...

  On February 2, 2022, the UPSC 2022 Notification was published. The application window for the same commenced on February 2, 2022, and remained available until February 22, 2022. The 2022 withdrawal window for the concerned application form commenced on March 1, 2022 and closed on April 7, 2022. The UPSC Prelims test for 2022 will be held on June 5, 2022, while the Mains exam for the same will be held on September 16, 2022, for the next 5 days, according to the notice. UPSC Apply Online Process The following are the steps that you normally need to follow while you  UPSC Apply Online : Step 1: You can also alternatively directly go to www.upsconline.nic.in and click on  “Online Application for Various Examinations of UPSC” . Step 2:  Clicking on it will direct you to a new page, where you should click on “Part-1 Registration”. Step 3:  In the Part – I registration page, fill in all the personal information like name, age, corresponding address, etc. Step 4:...

  The kind of questions asked in the IAS interviews varies from candidate to candidate as per their educational background and work experience if any.  However, one thing that we know is that the questions are of a nature that tests you on your mental and social traits.  Questions that are asked are usually to test you on your ability to critically analyze a piece of information, your balance of judgment, your mental alertness, logical prowess, and your moral and intellectual integrity.  Some examples of wit-based questions asked in the interview are listed below:  Q. How can you drop a raw egg onto a concrete floor without it cracking?  Ans. Concrete floor cannot crack.  Q. Name three consecutive days without using the words Wednesday, Friday, or Sunday?  Ans. Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow.   Read more: UPSC Preparation

 The ideal approach to start your UPSC preparation, according to myself and other prior IAS test toppers, is to study through the NCERT books for UPSC and then move on to the normal UPSC book list (consisting of the standard books). You should also be careful about the IAS books you chose for your preparation, as the UPSC prelims and mains are significantly distinct from one another, necessitating two separate sets of reading material for each. The UPSC Prelims, as a wholly objective sort of paper, would require its own set of book lists, while the UPSC Mains, as a completely subjective paper, would require its own. Anyway, in this section of the site, I’ve listed the titles of all the key books for the UPSC CSEs, organised by phases and subjects. One thing to keep in mind is that any decent booklist should always be extensive enough to cover the complete exam course. Best NCERT Books for UPSC Listed below are the best NCERT books for UPSC according to the various subjects of ...

 Essentially, knowing the UPSC test pattern 2022 is critical to acing the UPSC exams. Everything you learn and prepare for during your IAS preparations must be calibrated to the IAS exam pattern in the end. That is how crucial the UPSC exam pattern topic is. The UPSC test is divided into three levels in order to get to the real deal. The Prelims round, according to the test structure, is essentially an elimination round aimed to weed out the majority of unsuitable candidates. Then comes the second phase, often known as the Mains round,...

  Every year, the UPSC Civil Services Exam (CSE) is held to recruit candidates for various Indian central government, civil services such as IAS, IPS, IFS (Foreign), IRS, IP & TAFS, IFoS (Forest), ITS, and others. It is regarded as one of the most difficult tests in the country. The  UPSC CSE , also known as the IAS test, is held after the issuance of the UPSC vacancy memo. I tell you, the UPSC exam is nothing short of a marathon. In order to be selected as an IAS officer, you must pass all three rounds. The Prelims are the first round, the Mains are the second, and the personal interviews are the third. I’ll be talking a bit more about these rounds in the section of the IAS exam pattern further down in the blog. If  you  succeed  in  becoming  an  IAS  officer,  you  will  become  a  vital  part  of  our  country’s  bureaucratic  Structure.   At  every  level...