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- Who can aim for the UPSC Civil Services Examination?
- Civil Services - Common Questions that arise while preparing for them.
Posted: 31 May 2014 09:23 AM PDT ISRO is the primary space agency under government of India. It was established in 1969 with a motto to develop space technology in the service of human kind. ISRO is the sixth largest government space agencies in the world. Its main task is to place satellites into the orbit. The youth are very much excited to find a job in Indian space research organization (ISRO). So it is very natural that one gets a doubt as to how to join in ISRO or how to get a job in ISRO and the eligibility criteria to get selected for the job in the prestigious organization. However one can almost make their dreams come true and can get a job in ISRO by getting an admission in Indian Institute of space science technology (IIST)which is located nearby Thiruvanathapuram that is affiliated to the Indian Space Research Organization. This IIST is constructed and established near Valiamala in 100 acres space in 2007, which is 18 kilometers away to Thiruvanathapuram in Kerala state. Here education with highest standards is offered and is specifically established to create job opportunities for youth in the department of space (DOS) / ISRO. Courses in IISTCourses like B.Tech, M. Tech and PhD programs are offered in this institution IIST. Major priority is given to space science and space technology courses. In B.Tech courses like aerospace, avionics and physical science courses are offered. IIST Special FeaturesAdvanced facilities and labs are available along with internship facility. There is separate hostel facility for both boys and girls There is a good library, wi-fi and also sports in the IIST campus Within in five years (2007-2011) of the institute's establishment it has indeed produced good employees and scientists to the department of space (DOS) and ISRO. How to get admission in B.Tech in IIST?One can get admission into aerospace, avionics, physical science and engineering courses for the year 2013-2014. These are all four years duration courses. Those who have achieved at least 5% marks in every subject of physics, chemistry and math's in JEE (advanced) along with an aggregate of 20% marks are qualified for minimum eligibility. These candidates shall be considered for the selection list. Admissions are offered based on 60% marks in JEE (mains) and 40% normalized marks in intermediate. For online registrations one can check out the website link www.iist.in\admisssion\under-graduate Email gadmission@iist.ac.in Everything is free after admission in IISTIf one gets admission into IIST the students are offered everything free of cost right from their accommodation to text books and notes that are provided by the organization itself. The Professor M.Y.S Prasad of Satish Davan Space Center SHAR has mentioned that no fees are charged. However at the time of admission in Institute of Space Science Technology one has to write a bond that they shall work in ISRO for 5 years and those who have achieved only above 65% marks on completion of the course are eligibly for the ISRO recruitment process. Information about the seats in IIST: B.Tech aerospace: 60 B.Tech avionics: 60 B.Tech physical science: 36 Total: 156 seats. According to the government regulations SC, ST, OBC (belonging to NCL) are eligible for reservations in IIST admissions and on completion of 4 years course they can get jobs in DOS / ISRO. Websites to visit for more details on IISTTags- Jobs in ISRO, ISRO Jobs, Job Opportunities in ISRO Article published by Employment News Today |
UPSC Indian Forest Service Examination 2014 | www.upsc.gov.in Posted: 30 May 2014 05:56 PM PDT Union Public Services Commission (UPSC)published Indian Forest Service (IFS) Examination 2014 notification in www.upsc.gov.in. It is conducted every year for the employment of Forest Officers. The preliminary examination is same for the Indian Forest Service and Indian Civil Services. After qualifying the prilims the candidates have to attend the mains that is conducted seperately for IFS. The last date to apply for this Exam through www.upsconline.gov.inis 30th June, 2014. UPSC Indian Forest Service Examination 2014 DetailsExamination: UPSC Forest Services Examination 2014 (24th August, 2014) Age Limit:21 to 30 years Educational Qualifications:Graduation with at least one of the subjects namely Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science, Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics and Zoology or a B.E / B.Tech. in Agriculture or Forestry engineering Scheme of UPSC IFS ExaminationPreliminary Examination (Objective Type) Main Examination (Written Test and Interview) Application Process: Candidates interested and eligible for the UPSC Indian Forest Service Examination required applying online through the same link i.e. Civil Services link in www.upsc.gov.in or www.upsconline.nic.in on or before the last date 30th June, 2014. Candidates are advised to apply as early as possible to avoid last minute hurry and UPSC Server Busy errors. Important Links for UPSC Civil Serviceswww.upsc.gov.in www.upsconline.gov.in www.upsconline.nic.in http://www.upsconline.nic.in/mainmenu2.php Links to follow for UPSC Civil Services 2014 articlesUPSC Civil Services Notification Click here for Who Can aim for UPSC Civil Services Click here for UPSC Civil Services common doubts Click here for UPSC Civil Services winners formula Click here for UPSC Civil Services new examination pattern Click here for UPSC Civil Services Latest News UPSC Indian Forest Service Examination 2014 |
Who can aim for the UPSC Civil Services Examination? Posted: 30 May 2014 05:25 PM PDT The civil service notification is recently released. It is a career, which attracts youth very much for a great career in administrative positions like IAS and IPS. Those who would like to aim for this career should first know about the exam without any inhibitions. It is very important to have clarity and understanding about the exam to show determination, hard work and focus on the civil services preparation. It is only then you can actually clear the exam in all the three phases. Many students who have completed their degree feel they are in a junction of four roads and often couldn't decide their path in life and whether they want to write the UPSC Civil Services exam or not. They surely have an interest in the civil services career but don't have the clarity on how far it is correct to spend time on preparation for these exams and if they fail in clearing the paper what would be their next goal in life. They are also often lost in thoughts like maybe other alternatives in career are more suitable to their caliber and so on. However, it is true that taking a decision for civil service preparation is not so easy until you have a clear idea regarding many questions that come to your mind. Where have you come from? You have to analyze the important incidents, decisions and obstacles in your life? Who are influencing your life? Think about your education, home environment and surroundings where you have been brought up and if all the answers are related to a middle class life and if you give more priority to education than earning money, than it is correct to choose the civil services career. What is important to you in life? Write down the three thoughts that come to your mind for this question which doesn't need to be clear but you should know about your beliefs and values in life. You should also know what you would like to follow in life and if you want to be a self made person to come up in life with your own abilities and being truthful to the society, then civil services is the right option for you. Who are your role models in life? Think about the persons to whose decisions you give more value, who can influence your decisions and whom you can influence with your thoughts. Think about whom you like more and also to whom you are afraid of in life. What are the obstacles from reaching your goal? Find out what is really stopping you from thinking about your goals in life? What are the responsibilities that you need to fulfill in the nearby future? What are the obstacles for that? What you have to do? When you have to do? What do you fear? Make a list of those circumstances and people which are depressing and draining out your energy. Answering these questions before preparing for Civil Services Examination will definitely help you to keep on track, motivated and enthusiastic throughout the journey. Links to follow for UPSC Civil Services 2013 articlesUPSC Civil Services Notification Click here for Who Can aim for UPSC Civil Services Click here for UPSC Civil Services common doubts Click here for UPSC Civil Services winners formula Click here for UPSC Civil Services new examination pattern Click here for UPSC Civil Services Latest News UPSC Indian Forest Service Examination 2013 Published by Employment News Today |
Civil Services - Common Questions that arise while preparing for them. Posted: 30 May 2014 05:20 PM PDT UPSC Civil Services often rise some questions in the minds of the candidates while preparing for them. Those who have some understanding about civil services exam too often get various doubts. But some think that they are basic or minor doubts and don't try to clarify them keeping those doubts to themselves. But one should never think any doubt as silly and should have total clarity by clarifying any doubts and this trait really helps you a lot in the future. I am just an average student scoring average marks throughout my education. Can I really become successful in the UPSC Civil Services Exam?To become successful in this exam you don't need extraordinary intelligence. It is your patience and determination that is more tested in the civil services exam than your intelligence. This is not an academic exam. General Knowledge and common sense are required for UPSC Civil Services examination which is not totally education related. However to become successful you should first have a clarity on why you want to attempt Civil Services. Why one should write the Indian Civil Services examination?This is the entrance to get into top administrative positions in our country and also gives lot of job security (which cannot be expected in the private sector). This also gives an opportunity to help people in need which is actually not possible on an individual basis due to lack of resources but when working in the government sector we can help many people in different ways and bring a change in the society. In summary, job security, officer designation in young age, opportunity to help people and so on should be the main motivating factors for you to write the civil services exam. Are civil services the only way to bring change in the society? Is it not possible in other professions?Everyone agrees that there are three professions which make an impact on the younger generation of the country. They are politics, law and civil services. In politics there are lot of manipulations taking place and it takes lot of time to reach a key position. For this one should have political background, smartness and skills to outwit the opposition. Coming to law profession one should have educational qualifications along with a background and takes lot of time to reach top position. Only through civil services one can get the top officer designation in young age. By the time of reaching 30 to 40 years one shall have the opportunity to do lot of service to the society. For every issue people point out the administrative sector (bureaucracy). Is it the right decision to join that sector?As in all professions there are best officers in bureaucracy and those who misuse their powers. But there are many officers who have become part this sector and have done lot of useful things to the common people. For instance, there is lot of hard work by Rentala Chandrasekhar and his team (J. Satyanarayan, Ajay Saahni, Randeep Huda….) to make Hyderabad an attractive center for the I.T investments. Similarly because of the prime changes brought in by I.V.Subba Rao even the common person is being able to easily make the dharshan of the god in Thirumala. With lot of devotees coming to tirumala and without the assistance of these officers there would have been lot of difficult circumstances. The hard work put in by T.V Somanadhan for Chennai metro and Siva Sailam for banglore metro are really appreciable. We cannot forget the services of S.R.Rao who has turned Surat into the cleanest city. So, one should become motivated from the services of these officers to think about the civil services exam. There is lot of competition in for posts like IAS, IPS and IFS. Is it right to take the risk?For anything that is best it surely has competition right? To reach top position in career this is the gateway to many people in the country. So youth who have some knowledge about the exam and has the ability to write this exam shall show interest on the civil services. Though 4.5 lakh candidates apply for civil services exam in the country, in reality its only 2.5 lakh candidates shall attempting the exam. The Civil Services Syllabus looks very vast. Can some topics be deleted?It is very difficult to reduce the syllabus of civil services for preparation identifying some important topics. But if you look out at the charts given below you can come to an understanding as to what questions have come from which topics in the 2012 exam. All those 21 years graduates who have completed their degree are eligible to write the civil services exam. So those who have some interest in this exam shall casually apply for the test. But most of them doesn't write the exam either due to casually applying for the test or have not prepared for the exam. As the fee for this test is also very less many just casually apply for the test. But out of the 2.5 lakh candidates also those who have seriously prepared for the exam won't be more than 1 lakh and the real competition is between those candidates. How many years are required for civils preparation?You can out in the preliminary exams in the first attempt itself. But to clear the mains exams it may take at least two attempts. If we look at the statistics many of the candidates are successful either in their second or third attempt. So preparation for civils requires at least two years time. But it doesn't mean that no one can win in the first attempt as there are some candidates who have achieved that too. Many of the students and their parents usually calculate the chances of clearing civils exam based on their past academic records. Many think that when they are able to get a rank in the first attempt of IIT entrance test why not civils in the first attempt? But it is only after writing the exam for the first time many of the candidates understand what is required to clear this exam and what are the changes they need to make in attempting this test. Maybe civils also tests one's patience and quick recovery from failures by the candidates. So for 35 years of service, two years of preparation is nothing? After graduation the first two years is very important time. I have got an opportunity in a private organization. What are my chances if I don't pass out in the civils? Is my time going to be wasted?True, there is a risk involved. But to aim for a goal one has to take chances and this has to be decided individually by questioning themselves- What is it that is making me choose this career? What is it that is keeping me away from this career? It is not about analyzing the pros and cons and in fact both the questions are positive. The situation is reflecting between two attractive career options. So write down the points for both the questions. This is not to be a decision without being clear and just thinking about it. Once the points are written down it is easy to take a decision. If you have more points positive to write the exam then attempt the exam and take the risk. Many times the risk may just be in the thoughts but not in reality. So you have decided to write the exam. How to start the Indian Civil Services preparation?First collect the syllabus. At this point don't think about the mains exam. Just collect the syllabus for the preliminary exam and check the topics that you need to pay attention and those that don't require special attention. 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