Is cursive handwriting necessary in UPSC exam?
Asked on 10-10-2018 by Jyoti mangalpalli
Answered by NewsBytes
No, it is not necessary to write in cursive in the UPSC exam. You can write in regular handwriting as well as cursive handwriting for the government exam as per your convenience. There's no such hard and fast rule.
Suggest some books to prepare for upsc in Hindi medium.
Asked on 05-10-2018 by Kartik Rajput
Answered by NewsBytes
The list of UPSC preparation books for Hindi medium candidates are as follows (1)Indian history books (Hindi) by Bipin Chandra, Vipan Chandra, (2)Bharat Evam Vishwa ka Bhugol by Majjid Hussain, (3)Bharat Ka Samvidhan by D.D.Basu, (4)Bhartiya Arthvyavastha by Ramesh Singh, (5)Samanya Adhyayan by Mc Graw Hill Education, and (6)Manorama yearbook- Hindi edition.
What is the best optional subject for the IAS exam?
Asked on 04-10-2018 by Neela Goudar
Answered by NewsBytes
The optional subject differs from candidate to candidate. It depends on the field of interest of the candidate. You can choose an optional subject by following these simple procedures, (1)Go through the list of all optional subjects, (2)Choose your favorite subject, (3) Select 4-5 subjects of your choice, (4)Go through the syllabus of these subjects, (5)After comparing the syllabus, choose the final subject.
How to start preparing for the UPSC examination by self-study?
Asked on 02-10-2018 by Sahana Vasanth
Answered by NewsBytes
You can prepare for the UPSC exam by self-study by following these simple steps: (1)Go through the UPSC syllabus to know what you have to cover and how you'll do it, (2)Make a timetable and strictly follow that, (3)Make notes by reading NewsBytes and other newspapers daily, (4)Read the NCERT book from class 6th-10th, (5)Stay focused but also take breaks to relax your mind.
Can I choose chemistry as an optional subject in UPSC Mains?
Asked on 02-10-2018 by Sahana Vasanth
Answered by NewsBytes
Yes, you can choose chemistry as an optional subject for UPSC Mains. If you're with a science background and you have a good command over chemistry, only then you should select it as your optional subject in IAS.
How to prepare for the other exams of UPSC?
Asked on 01-10-2018 by Meena Ali
Answered by NewsBytes
You can prepare for the other exams of UPSC by following these simple steps: (1) Read thoroughly your NCERT books as they will provide the basic details on any topic and it is helpful for all exams, (2)Read NewsBytes daily to stay updated on national, international events, and (3) Improve your writing skill and speed by attempting as many mocks as possible per day.
What is the minimum age limit to apply for the UPSC exam?
Asked on 30-09-2018 by Simran Mansoori
Answered by NewsBytes
The minimum age required to apply for the UPSC exam is 21 years. The maximum age differs as per the categories. For general category, it is 32 years, for OBC candidates- 35 years, SC/ST candidates- 37 years, and for PH candidates- 42 years.
Where another the other four mistakes?
Asked on 30-09-2018 by Nayan Dey
Answered by NewsBytes
The eight mistakes are given in the article. It is included in the sub-parts of the broadly mentioned four mistakes. With every point, the writer has mentioned a separate mistake.
I am in class 5th. How should I prepare for the IAS exam?
Asked on 30-09-2018 by Renu Sharma
Answered by NewsBytes
You have a lot of time to prepare for the IAS exam. You can easily start preparation by (1)Reading NewsBytes daily, (2)Reading other English newspapers daily and following its stories, (3)Sharpening your current affairs and general knowledge, (4)Increasing your writing speed by solving previous year question papers, and (5)Improving your English language.
How to prepare for the UPSC exam?
Asked on 30-09-2018 by Ravishankar Hanchinal
Answered by NewsBytes
You can prepare for the UPSC exam by following these simple steps: (1) Read thoroughly your NCERT books as they will provide the basic details on any topic, (2)Read NewsBytes daily to stay updated on national, international events, (3) Improve your writing speed by attempting as many mocks as possible per day, (4)Stay focused and always practice hard.
Can we prepare for the UPSC exam at home?
Asked on 30-09-2018 by Priynka Singh
Answered by NewsBytes
Yes, you can prepare for the UPSC exam at home. You can do that by following these simple steps: (1)Go through the UPSC syllabus to know what you have to cover and how you'll do it, (2)Make a timetable and strictly follow that, (3)Make notes by reading NewsBytes and other newspapers daily, and (4)Read the NCERT book from class 8-10.
Is mathematics necessary for the UPSC exam?
Asked on 30-09-2018 by Silvika Singh
Answered by NewsBytes
Mathematics is not necessary for the UPSC exam but it is one of the optional subjects. You can choose it as your optional subject if you're good at mathematics. This will also help you to score more in the exam.
Is it necessary to attend the IAS coaching?
Asked on 30-09-2018 by gokulraj ravi
Answered by NewsBytes
No, it is not necessary to attend the IAS coaching as you can also start preparation at home. You can do self-study by following these simple steps:(1)Go through the UPSC syllabus to know what you have to cover and how you'll do it, (2)Make a timetable and strictly follow that, (3)Make notes by reading NewsBytes daily, and (4)Read the NCERT book from class 8-10.
How can I prepare for the UPSC exam? Is it necessary to take the coaching?
Asked on 30-09-2018 by Inazuma fan
Answered by NewsBytes
No, it's not necessary to take the coaching classes as you can prepare for the UPSC exam even by self-study by following these simple steps: (1) Read thoroughly your NCERT books as they will provide the basic details on any topic, (2)Read NewsBytes daily to stay updated on national, international events, and (3) Improve your writing speed by attempting as many mocks as possible.
What are the optional subjects in the IAS exam?
Asked on 30-09-2018 by MAYA GANGADHARAN
Answered by NewsBytes
There are over 25 optional subjects in the IAS exam. These subjects include agriculture, animal husbandry and veterinary science, anthropology, botany, chemistry, civil engineering, commerce and accountancy, economics, electrical engineering, geography, geology, history, law, management, mathematics, medical science, philosophy, physics, political science and international relations, psychology, public administration, sociology, statistics, zoology, and 22 government recognized languages of India.
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