The IAS mains examination is for those Candidates who have qualified in the preliminary examination. The revised exam pattern for UPSC examination 2019 has 7+2= 9 papers, in the IAS mains exams. The examinations are descriptive. The uncounted two qualifying papers are: Any Modern Language- 300 marks English- 300 marks The language preferred by the candidates ought to pick from that, which is in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution, for the mains examination. The total marks is 1750 (written) + 275 (interview)= 2025. Of the optional subject, a candidate is permitted to take one from the list of the…

In the CSE (Civil Service examination), Preliminary Examination is the first stage, known as the screening stage, in the UPSC exam. Primarily known as the CSAT (Civil service Aptitude Test), which was introduced in the 2011. Obtaining the requisite score is the determining factor to move to the next step in preparation for the UPSC mains. Find the syllabus for IAS Prelims Exam  General studies-Paper 1 CSAT -Paper 2 Current events both National and International Comprehension India and Indian National Movement History Interpersonal skills which includes communication skills World and Indian Geography: Economic, Social, and Physical Analytical Abilities and Logical…

IAS-2019:  The Union Public Services Commission conducts the test for IAS exams, for the services which comprises of IAS, IFS, IRS, and IPS, and those services which are included in Group A and Group B. This is popularly known as UPSC exam. IAS exam is deemed as the hardest examination in India. The number of candidates appearing this exam is increasing every year. The exam has three phases: Preliminary exams- which consist of Two-Objective papers (Held in June) Main Examinations- consisting of Nine papers -Essay type (Held in October) Interview –known as personality test (Held in March)  The training of…