INSPIRATIONAL STORY OF IAS RISHAB JAIN

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Hello everyone, Iam Rishab Jain, i secured All India Rank 23 in UPSC CSE 2018. I'll tell you my story. Let me know if I'm an average or below average person Failed for the first time in a subject in my tenth standard Studied in TN state board. Got 85.2% in tenth In twelfth, got 84.66%. Again only state board. During my twelfth I had heard of AIEEE but not IIT JEE. I had no idea that IIT’s even exists. (Poor me). When I thought of appearing in AIEEE, one of my chemistry teacher said, ‘AIEEE is based on CBSE syllabus, we read state board syllabus, hence its not of much use’. So didn't apply for AIEEE Got admission in a college in Chennai due to someone's recommendation in Electronics and Communication Engineering. One of my friend had called me to a cultural in IIT-M. That's for the first time I had stepped into IIT and felt I missed studying in such a huge campus. First sem, 7 GPA with one backlog Second sem, 6 point something with one backlog. Could only
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How to Choose Optional Subject for Civil Services Exam

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Choosing the Optional Subject requires multiple factors and infact Optional Subject plays a key role not only in the rank but also in the qualification for Interview.


Optional subject consists of two papers.
Each paper comprise of250 marks.

Choose the Optional Subject in following ways

1. Generally Veteran aspirants or Civil Servants will say " choose the subject which you had interest". But in reality it doesn't workout because

Before going to choose the Optional Subject you should verify the things like

a) Syllabus- Is it short and will i able to complete it within three months or it takes more time...?? So choose the Subject which has short in syllabus.

b) Marks - If you look at Anthropology and Sociology here the marks are fetching upto 380. While the other subjects like History, geography, political science, here the marks will get maximum upto 350.
So choose based on the marks

c) Static or Dynamic - Subjects like anthropology have paper 1 is completely Static i.e, they will ask the questions directly from the book.
While paper 2 may get questions from current affairs or like current events so this part is completely dynamic.

Note: Mathematics is excellent Optional Subject that too if you are very perfect in Mathematics because in this evaluator only see the result. If it's correct then you get full marks orelse you will get zero.
So choose Wisely.

Remember these points while choosing the Optional Subject. Many of you pick the Optional Subject because of your mentor said or your friends said
So don't make these blunders.

All the best 👍


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