UPSC Exam Pattern: Prelims, Mains Exam & Interview

  The official   IAS Exam Date 2021   has been revised this time due to the pandemic across the country. The latest exam date of the  Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination  is  10th October 2021  and that of  Mains Exam Date is 07th January 2022.   In the table that I have given below, you will find all the important IAS Exam dates of the UPSC CSE 2021; from the date of application to the dates of the exams: Important events Dates Date of Notification 04/03/2021 Date of Commencement of Prelims 10/10/2021 Duration of Prelims Exam One Day Date of Commencement of Mains 7,8,9,15,16 January 2022 Duration of Mains Exam Five Days Last Date to Apply Online for prelims 24/03/2021 - 6:00 PM That brings us to the end of this short segment. Now  let’s  shed some light on the topic of “how to prepare for  UPSC”. Click here to check about:  UPSC Admit Card Source by:  https://www.anujjindal.in/upsc-cse-notification-exam-date-and...

The CSE is one of the toughest exams in the country. It is an exam held every year to recruit officers to the various services of the Central Government of India, and is organized by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). The CSE is also commonly known as the IAS exam and was erstwhile known as the Imperial Civil Service exam. Some of the common services which recruit its candidates through this exam are IAS, IPS, IFS (Foreign), IRS, IP & TAFS, IFoS (Forest), ITS, etc. 1.      CANDIDATES TO ENSURE THEIR ELIGIBILITY FOR THE EXAMINATION: All candidates (male/female/transgender) are requested to carefully read the Rules of Civil Services Examination notified by the Government (Department of Personnel and Training) and this Notice of Examination derived from these Rules. The Candidates applying for the examination should ensure that they fulfill all eligibility conditions for admission to the examination. Their admission to all the stages of the examina...

I  would like to bring to your attention that the  UPSC admit card  for the  2020 UPSC Mains exam that will be held on the 8th of January 2021 onwards , will be out on the  UPSC’s official website .   Let us now take a look at the  steps to download the UPSC Admit card for IAS prelims:   The UPSC admit cards are  electronic in nature . That means your UPSC admit card will not be sent to you by post, rather you’d have to  download it from the official website  of the UPSC and take a printout of it.   To download your admit card you need to first go over to  upsc.gov.in  and click on the “admit cards” link on the right side of the page. You can also choose to go to  upsconline.nic.in  and click on the link called, “e-Admit Cards for various examinations of UPSC”.   You will then be redirected to a page where there is a list of the various UPSC exams for which e-admit car...

The following are the steps that you normally need to follow while applying for the UPSC exam. You need to go to the official UPSC website,  www.upsc.gov.in , and look for the “apply online” button on the homepage. Click on it you’d be directed to a new page. On the new page, there’d be a link, “online application for various examinations”. Select the UPSC Civil Services exams by clicking on this link and proceed to apply for them. You can also alternatively directly go  upsconline.nic.in  and click on it. Clicking on it will direct you to a new page, where you should click on “part-1 registration”. Before you fill the registration form, make sure to meticulously go over the “important instructions to keep in mind while filling the UPSC application form ” that I have written below. Online Fee Payment for UPSC Online Application The  Application fee  for applying for the UPSC exams is  100 INR  for general category can...

IAS Salary I have mentioned the topic of IAS salary in India in detail and also the salary structure/pay scale of IAS officers according to the 7th Pay Commission recommendation. With that said let me get straight to the point. The basic monthly IAS salary in India starts from Rs. 56,100 (excluding DA, TA, and HRA). This value can go on to reach a monthly salary of Rs, 2,50,000, which is the salary of the post of Cabinet Secretary of India. In India excluding the various allowances that the government offers to IAS officers like House rent Allowances, Dearness Allowances, Travel Allowances, Medical, etc. I have not mentioned the allowances here because the government does not specifically give out details about what allowances are allocated for the various pay grades. This is also due to the reason that Allowances that IAS officers receive from the govt. differ according to the city of posting, and various other factors. I think that’s all you need to know about the salary of...

I have mentioned some very effective tips and tricks that you can keep in mind while solving your UPSC mock test papers:    Take your Prelims to mock papers sincerely, giving 2 hours each for the GS and CSAT papers. And also, while taking your mock mains papers, take the papers using the official time duration of 3 hours for each.    While solving the UPSC mocks make sure to solve your papers with a calm mind. The objective shouldn’t be just to solve it in the given time. You should make sure that your answers are right, and also of good quality (in the case of the mains papers). Therefore, 15 minutes here and there above the given time limit can be considered okay, but remember to not take any more time than that.    Once you are done with a mock, do not consider your job done yet, you’d now have to analyze the questions in the mock thoroughly and also the answers you have written for each. That way you’ll be ab...

  UPSC Previous Year Question Papers: Benefits In this section of the blog, I would like to categorically elaborate on the many benefits of solving the  UPSC prelims question papers  of the past years and the previous year's papers and talk about how to use the previous year's papers. This process would have to be repeated till there are no weak points left, meaning, till the point where you have achieved the same level of mastery at every UPSC-related topic. benefits of solving the UPSC previous year question papers, in detail: 1.They help you better understand the exam pattern 2. They help you vividly understand the difference in the difficulty levels of the Prelims and Mains papers 3. They help you Identity Important topics 4. Help you Identify your weak and strong points 5. Help improve Time Management 6. Help you be more instinctive and accurate Also, check the latest update on UPSC Mock Test . Source By:  https://www.anujjindal.in/upsc-previous-year-papers-resu...