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UPSC
The Civil Services Examination (CSE) is a prestigious nationwide competitive exam in India conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). It recruits candidates for various services, including IAS, IPS, and IFS. Commonly called the UPSC exam, it tests aptitude, knowledge, and administrative abilities.
MPPSC
The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) conducts a prestigious state-level competitive examination to recruit candidates for administrative services. Similar to UPSC nationally, the exam tests general knowledge, aptitude, and administrative skills required for effective state governance.
Defence
Indian Defence Services offer highly dignified, prestigious, and lucrative career opportunities. As part of the Indian defence services, one can serve in the Army, Air Force, or Navy, on combat duty, administrative, medical, or engineering assignments, or the JAG’s Department, contributing to national security.
Judicial
The Judicial Services exam is conducted by a state judicial branch for recruitment to subordinate judicial services. The exam focuses on current events of national and international importance, Indian legal and constitutional history, governance, and analytical aptitude of candidates aspiring for judicial positions.
Banking
A career in banking and investment provides essential financial services to corporations, institutions, and governments, while developing strong analytical, decision-making, and management skills, significantly contributing to the dynamic and constantly evolving global financial sector.
SSC
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducts competitive exams in India to recruit candidates for Group B and C posts in central government departments. SSC tests general knowledge, reasoning, quantitative aptitude, and English to select competent individuals for administrative roles nationwide.
MPSI
The Madhya Pradesh Sub-Inspector (MPSI) examination is a prestigious state-level competitive exam for police recruitment. It tests general knowledge, reasoning, aptitude, and law awareness. Preparing for MPSI develops discipline, leadership, decision-making, and analytical skills essential for effective policing.
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Practice with our comprehensive test series, including daily, weekly, and full-length tests to strengthen your UPSC preparation.
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UPSC Books & Materials
View the complete UPSC Booklist of Best books for UPSC Prelims and Mains Exam Preparation.
MPSC Books & Materials
View the complete MPSC Booklist of Best books for MPSC Prelims and Mains Exam Preparation.
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FAQ'S
Have a Query for UPSC/MPPSC MAINS Interview?
Which newspaper should we read during UPSC preparation?
Ans:- Reading newspaper regularly and religiously is perhaps one of the most significant elements of UPSC preparation. Meticulous understanding of current affairs and editorials are essential for covering prelims and mains. The Hindu one of the most prestigious and celebrated newspapers published in India. The newspaper deals with relevant and to the point issues, written by some of the best ambassadors of the country. The Indian Express and Times Of India are also good options.
how much hours should we study to crack upsc
Ans:- This is a highly subjective question as preparation time for every individual candidate is different and completely depends on the personal abilities of the student. Various students also prepare in different circumstances, for instance, some have to study while working in an active job. Irrespective of everything it is still essential to study regularly, it is not necessary for you to study for extensive hours. However, even if you study for only 4-5 hours a day continuously for an entire year or more, make sure to do it with concentration and sincerity. Also, apart from studying on a daily basis make sure to read newspapers religiously every day.
How does handwriting affect in UPSC exams like ESE?
Ans:- For any competitive examination conducted in a written format, the presentation is just as important as the content of your answer. However, contrary to the popular belief Presentation is not a synonym to handwriting. Although your Handwriting constitutes the maximum part of the presentation there are still other ways in which one can substitute the lack of not having a very good but legible handwriting, word spacing, proper margins and keeping your answer sheet neat and clean is a few among the others.
What mistakes should be avoided while preparing for the MPPSC?
Ans:- Focus: First and foremost, nervous energy and jitters never play well with such competitive examinations. It is essential to make sure that you are completely calm and centered before writing your exam. Avoid multitasking, It is of vital significance to direct all your concentration on one thing at a time. Keep your OMR sheet clean: Avoid keeping your answer sheet directly on the table in case it stains on anything that might be on the surface. The most important point to remember while appearing for any competitive examination is to have faith in your ability and preparation.
Can u provide test series for pre and mains ?
Ans:- Yes, we are providing the test series for the pre exams. You can avail it on our website. But we do not provide the test series for the mains exam but we will try to provide it as soon as possible.
what are the books for each subjects for prelims
Ans:- . The list of important books are- 1. Mp Gk by Mukesh Maheshwari 2. Acts by Mahavir or Punekar 3. Current Affairs from Pratiyogita Darpan 4. NCERT books (Classes VIII to X) 5. Lucent’s Gk for Sports and Miscellaneous 6. Indian history by Mahesh Barnwal 7. Lucent’s GK objective 8. Madhya Pradesh GK by Hindi Granth Academy/ McGraw Hill. 9. Geography by Mahesh Barnwal 10. Polity by M. Laxmikant 11. Current affairs by Speedy (Yearly)
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