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Submitted by suraiya on Mon, 2008-09-15 08:39.

hi
i have appeared for technical officer in indian airforce n cleared the first phase can u tell me how can i prepare for further second phase ie. ssb interview.......regards

Submitted by Srikant on Wed, 2008-09-17 20:27.

Hi,

Myself srikant-- a corporate professional... I'm very much interested in CIVILS since my childhood.. my subjects are Commerce and Accounts, can any one sugguest me nice books...

Submitted by prashantgenial on Mon, 2008-09-22 12:42.

HI ,

I m a software engineer in Bombay,
but i want to start preparing for IAS with the subject (political science) , though i do not have any knowledge about this subject.

but some one suggest me this subject since it covers 1/4 part of GS too.

can some one comment about my decision ??
also i have only 4-5 hours daily to study not more then that, so what would be my strategy for prepration.

Thanks
Prashant Gupta

Submitted by laxmiprasanna on Tue, 2008-10-14 14:09.

hai,
I completed my B.Tech in computer science and engineering.I want to prepare for IAS .Pls any one help me regarding this .how to Prepare and what subjects will be there.what is the pattern and syllabus?as i am b.tech studentwhat subjects will be suit for the preparation pls any do this help for me

Submitted by gopalkrishna on Wed, 2008-10-15 17:12.

Hello
I am also an aspirant for Civil Services Examinations. Whatever I can suggest you, I am happy to do so.
The schemes and syllabus for the examination are readily available on this site as well as UPSC site. you can visit there.
http://www.upsc.gov.in/
click on general -> examination conducted by upsc-> civil services prilims
As I am also a software engineer, I want to say that we have to take any arts paper for the examination. In my opinion, Public Administration, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology etc will be most suitable for us, but what will be the best, it depends on you. Review there syllabus, and whatever you find interesting in your opinion, choose it.
If possible then join for coaching classes and discussion groups. they are beneficial in two ways, first of all they make routine best, and second you will get the best material there.
Best of Luck
Gopal Krishna

Submitted by gopalkrishna on Wed, 2008-10-15 16:57.

Hi,
I am a software engineer, currently living in south extension-I, new delhi. To be an IAS, has been my first dream. Now it's my time to prepare for the exam and fulfill my dreams. I know there is no short-cuts, and I am ready to work hard, but I need all your guidance to help me to prepare for it. Please reply me with whatever detail, you can give me. Your every word will be fruitful for me. I want to know about the coaching institutes, some discussion rooms,how should I plan, what are the most suitable papers for me among Political Science, Sociology, Psychology and Public Administration.
With Thanx
Gopal Krishna

Submitted by souvik on Sat, 2008-10-18 23:16.

I have given Assistant Commandant Examination 2008, in which I will get about 130 marks(appx) out of 250 in the objective type test i.e. in the paper -I of the examination,so,now I want to know the approximate cut-off marks for the said examination and please send the solved paper of the same examination along with solved paper of data entry examination 2008 & combined graduate level(preliminary)examination 2008.

Submitted by Prayas_Verma on Tue, 2008-10-21 12:15.

Hi all,
My name is Prayas Verma and currently I am working as software developer with satyam computer services ltd. To be an IAS officer has been my dream since my childhood.
I want to start my preps. for the same. kindly help me out.
how should i start my preps., which coaching institute should i join, where i can get the study material to start of with and anything that can help me out.
Most importantly i want to know that what and how can i study to start my preps while being in job.
any of your suggestions will surely help me.

Submitted by iasguru1 on Mon, 2008-11-24 14:54.

Hi Prayas,
First step : select your optional subjects(2) which gives you interest in reading - ex: since you are from scientific background,the best first optional would be MATHEMATICS.
Second optional can be any optional with semi-scientific subject - like Geography.(check your interest by reading NCERT books on Geo)
Second Step : Start your preparation with these optionals. search for institute which provide good coaching and good material.
Step 3 : Simultaneously start ur GS prep. Read paper regularly and NCERT books.See syllabus and previous question papers.

Next abviously prepare strategy for your preparation.

Submitted by Sudheep32 on Thu, 2008-10-23 12:34.

Hi frnds,I'm preparing for CDS(I),2009. I have a few queries. Plz help me clarify those doubts.

Can u plz tell me which is the best SSB training institute in South India? Just get me the list of famous SSB institutes in South India.

Is it necessary to undergo any special coaching for the written exam?
♦SS♦

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