2011 civil services examination

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Hi,
 For those who want to appear for civil services exam(UPSC) in 2011.
Prelims pattern will change in 2011 ,there would be APTITUDE TEST.
still speculations is going on as to how it would be ,but the mains pattern
and interview will remain as previously.

For your information about the pattern of UPSC examination
There are three phases of this exam which takes around one year to complete.
1.Prelims
2.Mains
3.Interview

Prelims act as screening for candidates ,it is objective in nature,takes place in june.

Mains is descriptive and its marks are counted for final evaluation
it consist of compulsory language papers ,General Studies papers (I&II)
,Optional I papers,Optional II papers,Essay
,it consist of 2000 marks,takes place in October-November

Interview is test of one persona,how that person is ,decision making
capabilties,it consist of  300 marks,it takes place in March-April

this is just to give you an overall idea about exam.

For guidance and counselling
contact
aimcivilservices@gmail.com

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