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CANDIDATES to make sure THEIR ELIGIBILITY FOR THE EXAMINATION:-

The candidates applying for the examination should make sure that they fulfil all the eligibility conditions for admission to the Examination. Their admission in the least the stages of the examination are going to be purely provisional subject to satisfying the prescribed eligibility conditions.

Mere issue of Admission Certificate to the candidate won't imply that his candidature has been finally cleared by the Commission.Verification of eligibility conditions with regard to original documents are going to be haunted only after the candidate has qualified for interview/Personality Test.

2. The way to APPLY

2.1 Candidates are required to use online by using the web site http://upsconline.nic.in

Brief instructions for filling up the web form are given within the Appendix-II (A). Detailed instructions are available on the above mentioned website.2.2 The Commission has introduced the power of withdrawal of Application for those candidates who don't want to seem for the Examination. during this regard, Instructions are mentioned in Appendix-II (B) of this Examination Notice.

2.3 Candidate should have details of 1 Photo ID Card viz. Aadhaar Card/Voter Card/PAN Card/Passport/Driving Licence/Any other Photo ID Card issued by the State/Central Government. the small print of this Photo ID Card will need to be provided by the candidate while filling up the web form . The candidates will need to upload a scanned copy of the Photo ID whose details are provided within the online application by him/her. This Photo ID Card are going to be used for all future referencing and the candidate is suggested to hold this Photo ID Card while appearing for Examination/Personality Test/SSB.

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   Indian Forest Services Main-Examination 2020 Result out

UPSC Announced the results of the IFS Indian Forest Services Main -Examination 2020 held by the upsc from 28-Feb-2021 to 7- March-2021, the qualified candidates with their  Roll Numbers are mentioned in the below table  

The qualified candidates will be called for interview ( Personality Test) for the  selection to the Indian Forest Service Exam-2020 (Group ‘A’).The qualified candidates will be required to bring the original certificates in personality tests. The certificates include age, educational qualifications, community, EWS, Person with Benchmark Disability (PwBD) and other documents such as TA Form, etc.  

The  Interviews of these selected candidates will be held in  the Office of the UPSC at Dholpur House, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi-110069. The e-Summon Letter for Personality Test (interview) of the candidates will be  uploaded on the Commission Website http://www.upsc.gov.in , the candidates may download the same from there.  The candidates who may not be able to download e-Summon Letter for Personality Test, should immediately contact the office of the Commission through letter or on Phone Nos.  

011-23385271, 011-23381125, 011-23098543 or Fax No. 01123387310, 011-23384472 or by email on (skindo-upsc@gov.in).

>No paper Summon Letters will be issued for the Personality Test/Interview by the Commission.  

> No request for change in the date and time of the Personality Test intimated to the candidates will ordinarily be entertained. 

>With regard to the Detailed Application Form-II (DAF-II), following provisions have been made in the Indian Forest Service (Main) Examination-2020 Rules: 

A candidate who qualifies for Personality Test /Interview on the basis of Result of Indian Forest Service (Main) Examination, 2020, will be required to submit their Order of Preferences for Zone(s) /State(s) Cadre   through DAF-II.  DAF-II will be made available on the Commission’s website from 23/06/2021 to 06/07/2021 

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COMBINEDGEO-SCIENTIST AND GEOLOGIST EXAMINATIONS (CGGE)

Every year, in the month of September, the Union Public Service Commission releases a notification for COMBINEDGEO-SCIENTIST AND GEOLOGIST EXAMINATIONS (CGGE) for the recruitment of worthy candidates for Geographical Survey of India and Central Water Board. The candidates are recruited for the posts Geophysicist, Chemist and Geologist Group ‘A’ in GSI and Junior hydrogeologist(Scientist B), Group ‘A’ in Central water Board. And the competitive Exam is held in the month of July.

The candidates of combined Geo-scientist and Geologist Examinations are required to appear in all the mentioned subject against the respective category for the specific post and the examination will be conducted as per norms of UPSC.

Kindly note that the pattern and the syllabus of Combined Geo-scientist and Geologist examinations has been revised by UPSC from 2020, onwards.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR GEO SCIENTIST AND GEOLOGIST EXAMINATION:

NATIONALITY

·         An Indian citizen

·         A Tibetan refugee settled in Indian before 1962

·         A subject of Bhutan or Nepal

·         An Indian origin person migrated from Burma, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and East African countries and intended to settle down permanently in India.

AGE LIMIT

     For a general candidate, age should vary between 21-32 years.

However, age relaxation given to different categories are mentioned below

·         SC/ST- 5 YRS

·         OBC- 3 YRS

·         PWD- 10YRS

·         ECOS/SSCOS- 5YRS

·         DEFENCE SERVICE PERSONNEL- 5YRS

EDUCATION QUALIFICATION

·         For Geologist (Group ‘A’, GSI): A candidate must have a master’s degree any of the subjects mentioned below:

1.       Geological Science

2.       Mineral Exploration

3.       Geology

4.       Geo-Exploration

 ·         For Geophysicists (Group ‘A’, GSI): A candidate must hold M.Sc. in Physics or Applied Physics or Exploration Geophysics or Marine Geophysics or Applied Geophysics or Applied Geophysics

·         For Geochemist (Group ‘A’, GSI): A candidate must hold M.Sc. in Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry or Applied chemistry.

·         For Junior Hydrogeologists (Scientist B), Group ‘A’ in Central Water Board: A candidate must hold a master’s degree in Geology or Marine geology or Applied Geology.

COMBINED DEFENCE SERVICES (CDS) EXAMINATIONS

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 One of the ways to join Indian armed forces as an Officer is through COMBINED DEFENCE SERVICES (CDS) EXAMINATION which is conducted by Union Public Service Commission of India (UPSC) AND schedule twice a year. The UPSC usually releases the notification for combined defence services (CDS) examinations every year in the month of October and June and the exams are conducted in the month of February and July, respectively. Both Males and female candidates are eligible to sit in the exam.All the candidates who will clear the Combined Defence Services (CDS) examinations will be sent to the respective Defence Academies after the passing the series of interviews conducted by the Service Selection Board.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR COMBINED DEFENCE SERVICES EXAMINATION

 Nationality

A candidate must have unmarried marital status and must have one of the following points mentioned below

·         An Indian citizen

·         A Tibetan refugee settled in Indian before 1962

·         A subject of Bhutan or Nepal

·         An Indian origin person migrated from Burma, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and East African countries and intended to settle down permanently in India.

 AGE LIMIT,GENDER AND MARITAL STATUS:

Following are the preferences by different academies:

 EDUCATION QUALIFICATION

 ·         For IMA and OTA:  Bachelor’s degree from a recognised University or equivalent

·         For INA: A degree in Engineering from a recognised University or equivalent

·         For AFA: Bachelor’s degree from a recognised University (Physics and mathematics at 10+2 level is mandatory) or Degree in Engineering

PHYSICAL STANDARDS

Before applying for CDS examinations, a candidate must check the physical standards given in the notification.

Basic physical standards are:

·         There should be no Tattoos on the body

·         Candidate must be physically and mentally fit

·         Cases of hernia are prohibited

·         There should not be any hearing impairment

·         There should not be any case of active congenital venereal disease.

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ASSISTANT COMMANDANT IN CAPF

 Are you a person who wants to Serve the nation in a uniform? Then ASSISTANT COMMANDANT in CAPFis the way to go about it. The Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) comprisesof seven security forces of the nation viz. Assam Rifles(AR), Border Security Forces(BSF), Indo-Tibetan Border Police(ITBP), National Security Guard (NSG), Central Reserve Police Forces(CRPF), Sashastra Seema Bal(SSB), Central Industrial Security Forces(CIFS). For anAssistant commandantdirect recruitment is in five of the CAPF services i.e., BSF, CRPF,ITBP, SSB and CISF.

Assistant commandant in CAPF is a gazetted officer that leads the troops of approximately 150 armed personnel. An assistant commandant has an array of responsibilities and duties to perform, and their job profile differs according to the paramilitary forces.

 ELIGIBILITY CRETERIA FOR ASSISTANT COMMANDANT IN CAPF:

 1.       Nationality:

 A candidate should be an Indian and any exceptions should only be allowed after the consent of the Central Government.

 2.       Sex:

 Males as well as Females are eligible for the post of Assistant Commandant.

 3.       Education qualification:

A candidate must hold a bachelor’s degree from a university recognized by Indian government. If a candidate has appeared in the qualifying exam and waiting for the results can also appear in the exams.

 4.       Age limit: The minimum age of a candidate should be 20 years and the upper age limit is 25 years.

RECRUITMENT PROCESS OF ASSISTANT COMMANDANT IN CAPF:

 Officers(AC) in CAPF are recruited by Central Armed Police Forces through an exam conducted by Union Service Public Commission of India(UPSC). The recruitment process involves two levels:

1.       Written test: It consists of two papers, paper-I which is about General Ability and Intelligence and and Paper-II involves General Studies, Essay and Comprehension. Each paper has minimum qualifying marks separately, evaluation of paper second is only be done if the candidate has scored minimum qualifying marks

2.       Physical Efficiency test and Medical Test: Candidates are eligible for this level if they have qualified the written exam and are meeting the prescribed physical standard. Toqualify the second level, a candidate needs pass the following physical activities

 How to crack IAS EXAM in one year

Are u a UPSC aspirant and want to CRACK IAS EXAM IN ONE YEAR,but not sure how difficult it would be and weather one year is sufficient to crack IAS exam. Well, no matter how difficult UPSC level is, you can crack IAS exam inone yearif you focus on study with full concentration and set goals and try to achieve them with full devotion. This article will provide you all the insights about how to crack IAS exam in one year

about IASExaminations

The IAS exam can also be referred as the civil services exam that is conducted annually by thecentral recruiting agency, UPSC.. Its cadres serve in IPS, IFS (Foreign), IFS (Forest), IP & TAFS, IAAS, IRS, IDAS, CMSE, etc Preparing for UPSC examination is itself a full-time job as UPSC examinations considered to be among the toughest examinations but the right approach and strategy will help you in achieving your goals. IAS is an Indian bureaucracy and one of the three all India services. It is the most prestigious jobs in India.

  HIGHLIGHTS ABOUT THE UPSC EXAMINATIONS

An individual should analyse the content of the IAS syllabus and plan the next year accordingly so that after completing the syllabus one should have the scope of revision as well.

·         History.

·         Environmental Science.

·         Sociology.

·         Geography.

·         Political Science / Civics.

·         Economics.

·         Science and tech.

·         Governance

·         Current affairs

STRATEGY TO CRACK THE IAS EXAM IN ONE YEAR

Opting for the suitable optional subject should be the individuals priority as if u go with the wrong subject it could be a regrettable decision later on. Theimportant aspects one should keep in mind while choosing an optional subject are

1.     Subject should be of your interest, and you should be able to bear with it for next one year.

2.    You should have relevant study material and good guidance for the subject

3.    the third thing that should be kept in consideration is that the subject should have adequate scoring potential.

 When we talk about best success rate, literature always tops the list but, before choosing it as an optional subject, one should have ample of interest as well as knowledge about the language.

PLANNING THE STUDIES AS PER THE SYLLABUS AND TIMELINE

The most important strategy towards the CSE preparation is planning your study as per the timeline of your exam. Since UPSC releases the CSE notification in Jan-Feb of every year, the aspirant must keep a track of the same

·    the first phase of the CSE is preliminary examwhich is an objective type. A student should plan for preliminary studies keeping the timeline in mind as it is generally conducted in June. This preparation must involve revising the NCERTs, standard books and current affairs of preceding one year.

·     Post the pre-exam, focus should be on mains for which three months’ time is given by UPSC. Mains preparation must involve covering each and every topic of the syllabus.

 ALWAYS MAKE NOTES

·         Use A4 spiral sheet to make notes and differentiate them subject wise

·         Use highlighter for major points

·         Keep updating your notes

·         Make bullet points and flow charts for better understanding

·         Be selective while writing the notes as your aim is not to write another book

 STAY UPDATED WITH DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS

Reading newspaper and watching authentic news is indispensable in CSE preparation. Reading and staying up to date with the current news is not sufficient, analysing the news is essential. The tribune and the Hindu are the most popular newspapers among the UPSC aspirants.

Former year question paper and mock tests helps you inself-evaluation. Sufficient sectional and full-length mock tests should be practised regularly to perfect your score in exam. Mock tests should be practiced in exam environment to have first-hand experience of the pressure during the exam.

These tests teaches the candidate how to manage the time efficiently and act as a benchmark to check the candidates preparation.

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 Conclusion

 An IAS aspirant can crack the UPSC examination in one year of time but it needs consistent efforts, Time management, and a good strategy. Few things that one should consider during preparation of CSE is timely revision of the syllabus, keeping the notes handy, proper sleep, staying updates with daily current affairs and taking regular mock tests. This is a hectic process but it rewards you well by transforming you into a capable and efficient civil servant

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