Facts about India and Current Affairs

How much do you know about your motherland? Are you familiar with various facts about India in different domains – geography, sports, politics, entertainment, foreign relations and trade, education, employment, history, freedom movement and any other topic such as these?

Well, scoring in CSAT (Prelims) is not really tough if you are aware about your country and keep yourself updated about current affairs.

The key is to purchase the latest yearbook (most popular being, Manorama Year book) and also subscribe to popular journals and magazines (like FrontLine and World Focus) during the course of your preparation. Attempt the extensive question bank in the year book and also concentrate on the major headlines related to current affairs in the magazines.

Make it a point to read the newspaper. The Hindu and The Indian Express are recommended. However, considering the fast-paced life and limited time at your disposal, you should quickly be able to differentiate between ‘sensational news’ and ‘headlines’ and concentrate more on what is important.

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Smart Preparation Tips to score well in Civil Services Examination

Many civil services aspirants wrongly assume that they need to dedicate 10 to 15 hours every day for effective preparation. How many of you realise that the quantity of time spent for preparing does not matter and quality is what finally matters?

·         Go through the syllabus and highlight sections that are easy to cover.

·         Make a note of areas that are easy to score.

·         Write down those topics which you find easy.

·         Note down topics which you are very unsure of or find it difficult to understand.

Plan a schedule for preparing for subjects that are weak on a regular basis and practice questions from the comprehensive question bank so that you know the kind of questions that have appeared in the previous year examinations.

Ask your queries during the online virtual classroom session to the faculty so that the rest of the students are also benefited. You may also send emails directly to your faculty to clear your doubts.

Attend practice and mock tests and be regular with your submissions. Read the feedbacks of the faculty carefully and attend the sessions where the solutions of the tests are discussed without fail.

Civil Services – A Prestigious Career Option

                             How many of you think that joining the civil services is a prestigious career option? Well, considering that lakhs of civil services aspirants write the civil services examination every year, we know that the number is not too less.

Interestingly, people who aspire for civil services are not aware of all the career options available to them! Sounds surprising? May be, not!

Go through the list of civil services that you can join based on your performance and the available postings in a particular year.

The Civil Services posting is broadly divided into three categories:

·         All India Services 

·         Group ‘A’ Services

·         Group ‘B’ Services

All of us want to give our best shot while preparing for the examination, is it not?

But how many of us are aware of a powerful state-of-the-art online ‘Virtual Classroom’ coaching centre to help us interact with some of the best faculty in India and also with other civil services aspirants sitting in the comfort of our homes?


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