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Is state PCS and UPSC syllabus same?
And there is also a difference between IAS and PCS syllabus, which is, while State PCS exams have some state-specific syllabus, Civil Service exam’s syllabus is generic and encompass all India related knowledge.
Can I prepare for PCS and UPSC together?
Yes, one can give UPSC and PSC examination in the same year as UPSC has delays between the stages of the examination while PSC conducts it in fewer days, so you can finish your PSC examination while you are giving your UPSC examinations, but one should always follow the official websites of UPSC and state-wise PSC to …
Is APSC syllabus same as UPSC?
The Cabinet approved new syllabus for APSC CCE on lines of UPSC. This will help students to take both APSC and UPSC with the same preparation. The Cabinet decided to give subsidy of ₹ 50,000 to students who have taken higher education loans & those who will be taking this year.
Can we give PCS and IAS exam together?
If the exam dates are far from each other you can easily give both the exams in the same year. There is also no difference between UPSC and State PSC exam pattern which is a bonus.
How can I become a DC officer?
To become a Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) you need to crack the UPSC- Civil Service Exam(CSE). UPSC is the central agency of India that conducts the CSE exam for qualifying a Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) or IPS officer. UPSC is the All India Service Examination. After qualifying all 3 rounds of UPSC.
How can I become a deputy commissioner of Assam?
Two ways as far as i know.
- You have to prepare for IAS and clear IAS exam with good rank. You can become DC through a good IAS ranking.
- You have to write civil services examination conducted by your state government. you have to get good rank in that also. Get into Assistance Executive or Executive or Class-1 posts.
How many stages are there in the UPSC exam?
As you may already know, the UPSC Civil Services examination has three stages, namely, Prelims, Mains, and Interview. UPSC Preliminary Examination: The UPSC Civil Services Prelims consists of two exams namely General Studies-I and General Studies-II (CSAT).
What is the pass percentage in the UPSC exam?
After the main exam around 15\% make it to the interview stage. In the interview stage, the success rate is about 50\%. So, the pass percentage in the UPSC exam is less than 1\%. UPSC exam can be called tough, if the student follows a strategy and prepare with direction, they can easily crack the exam.
What is the difference between UPSC prelims and UPSC main?
UPSC Preliminary Examination: The UPSC Civil Services Prelims consists of two exams namely General Studies-I and General Studies-II (CSAT). UPSC Main Examination: The UPSC Main Examination consists of nine papers including Essay Paper, four GS papers, two optional papers and two language papers which are qualifying in nature.
What makes the civil service exam difficult?
One of the primary factors that make the Civil Service Exam tough is the exam pattern. It consists of three stages, Prelims, Mains and Interview. Students have to cross each stage to move onto to the next.