What is the salary of an IAS officer? Candidates opt for Civil Services not always due to the attraction of salary or perks. Though the private sector may offer better packages, the list of candidates who leave their cushy job to enter public service for a lesser salary is not small. Having said that, please […]
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Schedules of the Indian Constitution
Which are the schedules of the Indian Constitution? Schedules are basically tables which contains additional details not mentioned in the articles. Indian Constitution originally had eight schedules. Four more schedules were added by different amendments, now making a total tally of twelve. The post gives a brief idea about all the 12 Schedules of Indian […]
Must Know Articles of Indian Constitution
Which are the must-know articles of the Indian Constitution? Original Indian Constitution, when adopted by Constituent Assembly in 1949, had 395 articles and 22 parts. Many other articles and three other parts were added to it by subsequent constitutional amendments. As of now, the Indian constitution has about 450 articles in 25 parts. In this […]
Indian Constitution Parts vs Corresponding Articles
What are the parts of the Indian Constitution? Original Indian Constitution had 22 parts and 395 articles. Later 3 parts were added to it as amendments making the tally 25. An overview of Indian Constitution Parts and Articles is provided in this short post. Parts of Indian Constitution The parts of the Indian Constitution along […]
UPSC Civil Services 2012 General Studies Mains Paper 2 Analysis
UPSC Civil Services 2012 General Studies Mains (Paper 2) held on Oct 5, 2012 was really general in all senses. On the likes of paper 1, questions asked were not that tough. The key to high score in a general paper is to make your paper stand out by including maximum relevant points in your answer. IAS […]
UPSC Civil Services 2012 General Studies Mains Paper 1 Analysis
UPSC Civil Services 2012 General Studies Mains (Paper 1) held on Oct 5,2012 had a mark of simplicity with it. Nearly 75-80% of the questions were taken from what was happening around (current affairs) and almost all questions gave candidates a sense of familiarity. But the sense of familiarity doesn’t always means a high score in GS. […]
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