Rajya Sabha panel says though civil service exam has changed drastically since 2010, no one has studied the effect on aspirants, nature of recruitment and administration in general.
Officers could be chosen for posts in areas they are interested in & have domain expertise in, instead of random postings in completely different sectors.
Home ministry has more SC & OBC posts lying vacant than those reserved for ST, says a report by Standing Committee on Personnel & Law submitted in Parliament this week.
Bengal has sent just 8 IAS officers to the Centre out of the minimum 78 it is supposed to. Similarly, only 12 IPS officers are on central deputation from Bengal's estimated quota of 86.
CAT has asked UPSC to respond to petition alleging irregularities in the appointment of three professionals as joint secretaries through lateral entry.
The Maharashtra govt, which is opposed to a CBI probe, has maintained that Mumbai police is competent to handle the probe and alleges it has been made a political issue.
Following the transaction which is expected to be completed by November, Dassault Reliance Aerospace Ltd will become an associate company, with Reliance retaining a 49% stake.
From Munir’s point of view, a few bumps here and there is par for the course. He isn’t going to drive his dumper truck to its doom. He wants to use it as a weapon.
Yes. Exactly happening these things , there no scope for those studying in rural areas to become a dream of IAS, but rural people really knows more social and political issues by experiencing by practically , how the UPS blindly thinking about about the change of pattern of syllabus and other eligibility rules. Please open door for RURAL background people also for IAS
Exactly cse cast qualified paper is arts candidates so very difficult just minimum marks but science candidates are clear and mains exam short article to write and missing the mains exam in arts candidates
the engineer’s might be good in CSAT yet he has to study General Studies which he is new to it, on the other hand Arts students’ is well learned in General Studies yet he has to score 33% only for qualifying in CSAT. So it’s easy for Arts background holders to crack UPSC exam in comparison to engineer’s, yet the engineer work hard to crack it.
And the comparison that engineering students are fluent in english, brought up in urban areas in comparison to Arts background is baseless, just because a person is brought up in urban areas, fluent in english doesn’t meant he can crack UPSC exam, it’s not… Be it engineering, Arts with dedication & hardwork you can crack upsc. Exam is same for everyone, you don’t get extra mark by been an engineer.
Afterall the course are been implemented after research by experts so just don’t make illogical comparison, constructive criticism is appreciated yet unwanted comparison should be avoided.
You guys only see that arts students have to study science and that too for a qualifying csat exam but you dont see science students actually studying arts which actually is the main subject for this upsc examination. Don’t be a bad loser and study class 10th science ncert 🙂
I am a law student, I not prefer any kind of ceiling on the inclusion of number of candidates from engineer background, According to my prespective there are more opportunities to the candidates from arts background as the syllabus of upsc is related with topics of arts, current issues, somewhat with science, the only difference is that the candidates belongs to IITs are more dilligent and hardworking ,what upsc demands.
Many arts students miss opportunities to to clear exam become csat when science or engineering students coming to upsc but what about arts students they have like iit or any science job arts have only competitive exam.most of arts students are poor background so if engineering coming to upsc and arts student get job in engineering office
Top level government -examination for students of science background is JEE IIT and Top level government exam for Arts students is UPSC And the very first phase of UPSC favours IITians Or students of science background as mentioned in the article – short answer types questions favours science students and CSAT is Very common for them too. In first stage most of the selected candidates are from science bg and most of the Arts students miss the opportunity to write in MAINS in which writing skills matters along with deep understanding of particular question.
And so many seats are wasted in IIT and other science courses institutions
IITians Or science graduates can appear in UPSC But Arts students can’t appear in IIT Or NEET. Who actually wants to pursue engineering also faces disadvantage as many students who gets selected in top Enginering colleges don’t pursue engineering further and go for UPSC and state PSC.There is a strong need to reduce the number of engineers because many people are facing disadvantage due to their choices
UPSC should set a limit , the number science and engineering students to be selected in prelims should be set to 10-20% only of total vacancies.
Top level government -examination for students of science background is JEE IIT and Top level government exam for Arts students is UPSC And the very first phase of UPSC favours IITians Or students of science background as mentioned in the article – short answer types questions favours science students and CSAT is Very common for them too. In first stage most of the selected candidates are from science bg and most of the Arts students miss the opportunity to write in MAINS in which writing skills matters along with deep understanding of particular question.
And so many seats are wasted in IIT and other science courses institutions
IITians Or science graduates can appear in UPSC
But Arts students can’t appear in IIT Or NEET
Who actually wants to pursue engineering also faces disadvantage as many students who gets selected in top Enginering colleges don’t pursue engineering further and go for UPSC and state PSC.
There is a strong need to reduce the number of engineers because many people are facing disadvantage due to their choices
UPSC should set a limit , the number science and engineering students to be selected in prelims should be set to 10-20% only of total vacancies.
Top level government -examination for students of science background (PCM) is JEE(IIT) & Top level government exam for Arts students is UPSC.. And the very first phase of UPSC favours IITians (Or students of science background) as mentioned in the article – short answer types questions favours science students + CSAT is Very common for them too… In first stage most of the selected candidates are from science bg… And most of the Arts students miss the opportunity to write in MAINS (which is in which writing skills matters along with deep understanding of particular question)
ATop level government -examination for students of science background (PCM) is JEE(IIT) & Top level government exam for Arts students is UPSC.. And the very first phase of UPSC favours IITians (Or students of science background) as mentioned in the article – short answer types questions favours science students + CSAT is Very common for them too… In first stage most of the selected candidates are from science bg… And most of the Arts students miss the opportunity to write in MAINS (which is in which writing skills matters along with deep understanding of particular question)
And so many seats are wasted in IIT & other science courses institutions
IITians Or science graduates can appear in UPSC
But Arts students can’t appear in IIT Or NEET
Who actually wants to pursue engineering also faces disadvantage as many students who gets selected in top Enginering colleges don’t pursue engineering further and go for UPSC and state PSC.
There is a strong need to reduce the number of engineers because many people are facing disadvantage due to their choices
UPSC should set a limit – the number science and engineering students to be selected in prelims should be set to 10-20% only of total vacancies.
Argument is a bit baseless, when about 60-70% of the students in the country are engineers, a high composition and population of engineers in the batch is a high possibility.
And CSAT is very basic, if consider the other side then engineers/commerce people have to study so many art subjects which is not fair either, as UPSC is for everyone.
Exactly. Eng, science students not get their seats easily they have to struggle a lot to become eligible to reach that place. An administrative service does require an understanding and hardworking person it doesn’t matter is he science student Or arts student. Don’t be partial it’s same for everyone.
Exactly. Eng, science students not get their seats easily they have to struggle a lot to become eligible to reach that place. An administrative service does require an understanding and hardworking person it doesn’t matter is he science student Or arts student. Don’t be partial it’s same for everyone.
There should be an exam for MPs also – just a minimum score for eligibility. All sorts of airheads are there in the parliament.
Yes. Exactly happening these things , there no scope for those studying in rural areas to become a dream of IAS, but rural people really knows more social and political issues by experiencing by practically , how the UPS blindly thinking about about the change of pattern of syllabus and other eligibility rules. Please open door for RURAL background people also for IAS
Exactly cse cast qualified paper is arts candidates so very difficult just minimum marks but science candidates are clear and mains exam short article to write and missing the mains exam in arts candidates
the engineer’s might be good in CSAT yet he has to study General Studies which he is new to it, on the other hand Arts students’ is well learned in General Studies yet he has to score 33% only for qualifying in CSAT. So it’s easy for Arts background holders to crack UPSC exam in comparison to engineer’s, yet the engineer work hard to crack it.
And the comparison that engineering students are fluent in english, brought up in urban areas in comparison to Arts background is baseless, just because a person is brought up in urban areas, fluent in english doesn’t meant he can crack UPSC exam, it’s not… Be it engineering, Arts with dedication & hardwork you can crack upsc. Exam is same for everyone, you don’t get extra mark by been an engineer.
Afterall the course are been implemented after research by experts so just don’t make illogical comparison, constructive criticism is appreciated yet unwanted comparison should be avoided.
You guys only see that arts students have to study science and that too for a qualifying csat exam but you dont see science students actually studying arts which actually is the main subject for this upsc examination. Don’t be a bad loser and study class 10th science ncert 🙂
I am a law student, I not prefer any kind of ceiling on the inclusion of number of candidates from engineer background, According to my prespective there are more opportunities to the candidates from arts background as the syllabus of upsc is related with topics of arts, current issues, somewhat with science, the only difference is that the candidates belongs to IITs are more dilligent and hardworking ,what upsc demands.
Many arts students miss opportunities to to clear exam become csat when science or engineering students coming to upsc but what about arts students they have like iit or any science job arts have only competitive exam.most of arts students are poor background so if engineering coming to upsc and arts student get job in engineering office
Top level government -examination for students of science background is JEE IIT and Top level government exam for Arts students is UPSC And the very first phase of UPSC favours IITians Or students of science background as mentioned in the article – short answer types questions favours science students and CSAT is Very common for them too. In first stage most of the selected candidates are from science bg and most of the Arts students miss the opportunity to write in MAINS in which writing skills matters along with deep understanding of particular question.
And so many seats are wasted in IIT and other science courses institutions
IITians Or science graduates can appear in UPSC But Arts students can’t appear in IIT Or NEET. Who actually wants to pursue engineering also faces disadvantage as many students who gets selected in top Enginering colleges don’t pursue engineering further and go for UPSC and state PSC.There is a strong need to reduce the number of engineers because many people are facing disadvantage due to their choices
UPSC should set a limit , the number science and engineering students to be selected in prelims should be set to 10-20% only of total vacancies.
Top level government -examination for students of science background is JEE IIT and Top level government exam for Arts students is UPSC And the very first phase of UPSC favours IITians Or students of science background as mentioned in the article – short answer types questions favours science students and CSAT is Very common for them too. In first stage most of the selected candidates are from science bg and most of the Arts students miss the opportunity to write in MAINS in which writing skills matters along with deep understanding of particular question.
And so many seats are wasted in IIT and other science courses institutions
IITians Or science graduates can appear in UPSC
But Arts students can’t appear in IIT Or NEET
Who actually wants to pursue engineering also faces disadvantage as many students who gets selected in top Enginering colleges don’t pursue engineering further and go for UPSC and state PSC.
There is a strong need to reduce the number of engineers because many people are facing disadvantage due to their choices
UPSC should set a limit , the number science and engineering students to be selected in prelims should be set to 10-20% only of total vacancies.
Top level government -examination for students of science background (PCM) is JEE(IIT) & Top level government exam for Arts students is UPSC.. And the very first phase of UPSC favours IITians (Or students of science background) as mentioned in the article – short answer types questions favours science students + CSAT is Very common for them too… In first stage most of the selected candidates are from science bg… And most of the Arts students miss the opportunity to write in MAINS (which is in which writing skills matters along with deep understanding of particular question)
ATop level government -examination for students of science background (PCM) is JEE(IIT) & Top level government exam for Arts students is UPSC.. And the very first phase of UPSC favours IITians (Or students of science background) as mentioned in the article – short answer types questions favours science students + CSAT is Very common for them too… In first stage most of the selected candidates are from science bg… And most of the Arts students miss the opportunity to write in MAINS (which is in which writing skills matters along with deep understanding of particular question)
And so many seats are wasted in IIT & other science courses institutions
IITians Or science graduates can appear in UPSC
But Arts students can’t appear in IIT Or NEET
Who actually wants to pursue engineering also faces disadvantage as many students who gets selected in top Enginering colleges don’t pursue engineering further and go for UPSC and state PSC.
There is a strong need to reduce the number of engineers because many people are facing disadvantage due to their choices
UPSC should set a limit – the number science and engineering students to be selected in prelims should be set to 10-20% only of total vacancies.
Argument is a bit baseless, when about 60-70% of the students in the country are engineers, a high composition and population of engineers in the batch is a high possibility.
And CSAT is very basic, if consider the other side then engineers/commerce people have to study so many art subjects which is not fair either, as UPSC is for everyone.
Exactly. Eng, science students not get their seats easily they have to struggle a lot to become eligible to reach that place. An administrative service does require an understanding and hardworking person it doesn’t matter is he science student Or arts student. Don’t be partial it’s same for everyone.
Exactly. Eng, science students not get their seats easily they have to struggle a lot to become eligible to reach that place. An administrative service does require an understanding and hardworking person it doesn’t matter is he science student Or arts student. Don’t be partial it’s same for everyone.
There should be an exam for MPs also – just a minimum score for eligibility. All sorts of airheads are there in the parliament.