UPSC Exam Pattern: Prelims, Mains Exam & Interview

  RBI Grade B Exam 2022 RBI Grade B is one of the most significant banking exams conducted across the country. The Grade B officer recruitment exam is the only entry-level officers’ exam that is conducted by the RBI, and a great way to enter the prestigious organization of the RBI. Lakhs of aspirants appear for these exams every year. This makes the RBI Grade B 2022 one of the toughest and the most competitive government job entrance exams in the nation. Therefore, clearing the exam would take a lot of hard work, perseverance, and determination on the part of the aspirant. The exam is essentially divided into 3 Phases. The first two phases are written exams, whereas the third phase comprises a personal interview round. I have explained more about the same in the sections on the RBI selection procedure and exam pattern given below. So, basically, the RBI Grade B Officers are mandated with the task of keeping the nation’s economy stable by creating policies and regulation...

UPSC Exam Pattern Exam Pattern Prelims Mains Exam Mode Offline Offline Exam Duration 2 papers of 2 hours each 9 papers of 3 hours each Type of Paper Objective Descriptive Type of Questions MCQs Descriptive Total Number of Questions CSAT: 80 questions GS: 100 questions Usually, 20 questions per paper Total Marks 400 1750 Marking Scheme +2 for correct answer, negative marking of 1/3 of 2 marks No negative marking As I have mentioned before, to ace in any field, may it be at sports or at academics, you’d need to analyse and know the playing ground like the back of your hand. As a sportsman and a successful academician, I can vouch for the importance of knowing your playing field and the rules of the game wholeheartedly.  Basically, to ace the UPSC exams, knowing the UPSC exam pattern is of utmost importance. Everything that you’ll ever learn and prepare for during your IAS preparations will have to ultimately be calibrated to the IAS exam pattern. That’s how important t...

Overview of the UPSC Syllabus Without beating much around the bush let me get straight to the point. The UPSC exam is a 3-phase affair: Phase 1 is the UPSC Preliminary Examination, also called UPSC Prelims. This exam contains questions of the objective type. Phase 2 is the UPSC Mains Examination, also called UPSC Mains. This exam contains descriptive-type questions. Phase 3 is the Personal Interview round conducted to test the Personality of the Candidate. UPSC  Preliminary   Exam   Syllabus Starting  with  the  UPSC  Prelims  syllabus,  it  should  come  as  no  surprise  that  the  syllabus  is  quite  extensive  in  and  of  itself. The  UPSC  Prelims  examination,  on  the  other  hand,  is  mostly  used  for  screening  purposes.  As  a  result,  if  you  pass ...

  UPSC Exam Eligibility To  be  qualified  to  sit  the  IAS  exams,  you  must  first  hold  a  bachelor's  degree,  and  this  is  just  one  of  the  qualifying  requirements. There  are  other  UPSC  qualifying  requirements  that  you  should  investigate  before  applying  for  the  IAS  exam  online. To  be  eligible  to  take  the  UPSC  exam,  you  must  first  ensure  that  you  have  the  necessary  educational  requirements. The  educational  requirements  for  UPSC  tests  are  not  as  stringent  as  those  for  other  exams  such  as  the  UGC  NET  and  RBI  Grade  B. ...