JPSC Mains Date out BPSC Mains Examination on back burner

Ranchi,Apr,1:The recent dates of the JPSC mains examination is ruined the probability of BPSC mains exam because BPSC was planning to conduct the examination during that period,  BPSC was counted the UPSC CSAT-2012 before taking its call but mindless game of JPSC came as the prime hurdle.

Although it is sure that widespread irregularity on which JPSC is playing date game in court is giving no hope that examination will be conducted with current set of result but commission manipulative decision turned out to be painful for the BPSC aspirant.

JPSC is always complicating the issue because it seems goverment don't have any intrest in its proper functioning.

http://polyeyes.com/Article/JPSC-Mindless-Manipulation-Heats-BPSC-Mains-Examination

Subject Strategy - How to choose your subjects for the Civil Services Mains exam

How to choose the optionals? That's one question that haunts every applicant many times, loose precious time waiting for that decision to happen. 

As per nwe exam plan  UPSC has done away with opional paper at the preliminary stage, students should perhaps find it easier way to get down to preprations straight away. Even then, One must chooose one's subject well ahead of time, so as to have ample time to arrange study matterial and books, and also to form study groups.

Normally applicants decides optionals, which one is familiar with, or has at least studied till the graduate level. If you are not  familiar with the paper, you must  not select the subject as an optional. 

The choice must not only be as per the interests but also be based on the study material and proper guidence available. 

The science and engineering students chooses the subjects like grography, political science, psychology history, sociology, anthropology, and public administration because there is a huge amount of study content available in these subjects. 

One must keep in mind that  being  proficient in a subject, but lack of touch may make it tougher to crack technical subject where freshers may do better. The competition is among the people who have opted for the same subject. One should top in his/her subject to succeed in the examination. The Point is, if you are an electrical engineer with 2 years of experience go for a new subject like pub adm or sociology.

Analyse the syllabus of previous years and the question papers, and analyse past trends. Get some feedback/advice from seniors and fellow students who are well versed in the subject. Remember no subject is bad. History is good if you can spend more than 4-5 hours everyday. Geography is a good option if you can spend at least 4 hrs every day. Pub Ad, more than 3 hours. Sociology, more than 2 hours and so on.... So, it all depends on how much time you can spend a day and your liking of the subject. You have a very good memory then a technical subject may help else a social subject would be better. Lastly look for overlap in subjects like, sociology and pubad; history and political science etc.

Subject Combinations not allowed by UPSC for IAS exam

The following are some combinations that the UPSC does not allow:

Political Science & International Relations and Public Administration 

Commerce and Management 

Anthropology and Sociology 

Maths and Statistics

Agriculture and Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science 

Management and Public Administration 

Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science and Medical Science 

Any two branches of engineering.

Combination of two literatures.

JPSC Releases 4th civil services mains examination schedule

JPSC MAINS SCHEDULE

Poverty post good for BPSC

The latest World Bank report says progressive story over the overall poverty number at global lever according to report world has achieved its first Millennium Development Goal of reducing extreme poverty to half ahead of the 2015 deadline.

The World Bank's technical definition of extreme poverty demarcates the people living below the expense of $1.25 per day, which is adjusted for purchasing power parity (PPP).

According to the latest report, released by the World Bank as much as 1.29 billion people or what we can say 22 percent of the developing world's headcounts are forced to, live below $1.25 a day, which is significant reduction from 52 percent which was reported in 1981.

http://polyeyes.com/Article/Poverty-in-India-second-worst-in-South-Asia-as-above-32-percent-of--Population-still-struggling

Bihar Economic Growth Topic for BPSC

Patna,Mar,31:In the last ten years, Bihar has received considerable attention across the country and abroad for its remarkable ride on the development front. For a state which had suffered stagnation for longer period and which had almost resigned to its perpetual backwardness, this was a turning point, leading to new hopes and aspirations.

The transformation was seen because of the state government's firm commitment to an agenda of development which is both speedy and inclusive. To fulfill its growth agenda, the state government's had not only utilized its available resources most prudently, but had also strengthened its administrative machinery and introduced a number of institutional reforms.

The results clearly reflects that the past growth momentum of the state's economy was not a short term phenomenon, but the beginning of a long term stable growth run.

http://polyeyes.com/Article/Derailed-Economy-of-Bihar-Coming-back-on-Growth-Path