Can a government employee give UPSC exam?

Yes, by all means. A central government employee can appear and try to clear the IAS prelims and final, provided the aspirant is qualified and meets eligibility criteria.

What UPSC actually wants from aspirants?

What does UPSC want from aspirants? Civil Service India summarizes them here for the benefit of its readers the qualities of an ias aspirant that UPSC wants. Respect your culture, society and language to learn about your country and equip yourself before aspiring for civil service jobs, UPSC Chairman DP Agrawal said.

Does UPSC depend on luck?

Luck is the factor that comes to those who have diligently pursued their dreams and aspirations and done everything in their power to accomplish them. They don’t leave anything to chance. The UPSC may be unpredictable but far from uncertain.

Is UPSC a gamble?

The UPSC is a big gamble and requires two-three years’ preparation time,” said Sanjeev Grewal, associate professor of economics, St Stephen’s College.

How to write an essay for UPSC Civil Services exam?

The Essay Paper is one of the nine papers in the UPSC civil services mains exam. In this paper, you will have to write two essays, each with a word count of 1000 – 1200. One topic can be selected from a choice of four topics. The Essay Paper is for a total of 250 marks with one essay for 125 marks.

What is the word count of the UPSC essay paper?

The Essay Paper is one of the nine papers in the UPSC civil services mains exam. In this paper, you will have to write two essays each with a word count of 1000 – 1200.

Can Government Act like criminals while using sedition under IPC?

The court also held that the government cannot act like restricting criminals while using sedition under IPC. This observation was made by the court while granting bail to two persons arrested by Delhi police for allegedly committing sedition and spread rumours by posting fake videos on Facebook during ongoing farmers’ protests.

Do you support or criticise the policies of the government?

In our country, we have people with different ideologies — some criticise the government policies and some support it, while others remain at the top of it appreciating the good policies and highlighting the drawbacks to improve governance.