IPS Vijay Singh Gurjar inspired the students...
A career and guidance seminar was organized by Prince Civil Services Division of Prince College, Palwas Road, Sikar. The keynote speaker of the seminar was IPS officer Vijay Singh Gurjar. In the seminar, while giving the outline of the preparation for civil services, he said that although 7 to 8 lakh applications come in UPSC Civil Services every year, out of which only about half of the students give the prelims exam and the number of students preparing seriously is only around 50 thousand. Is. Therefore, students should not get discouraged by the data which usually gives 0.001 percent selection ratio. Though the Civil Services Syllabus is extensive and one should go through the entire syllabus, but keeping in mind the previous years papers, the weightage of the topics can be varied. He said that the talk about giving less importance to the students of general and weaker backgrounds in the UPSC Interview Board as compared to the bureaucrats and students coming from metro cities is misleading. Therefore, students should focus on the syllabus instead of the factless news circulating on social media. Many students, on the basis of strong writing skills, perform well in the written examination and increase their chances of selection.
At the end of the seminar, students solved their queries by asking various questions to IPS Vijay Singh Gurjar. Significantly, the success story of Vijay Singh Gurjar is amazing. He first joined the Delhi Police as a constable. After that, through Sub-Inspector, Excise, Income Tax respectively, he has traveled an inspiring journey till the selection in IPS.
During this institution Chairman Dr. Piyush Sunda, Chief Managing Director Rajesh Dhillon, Ramcharan Yadav, Ashok Kumar and Kishore Jha welcomed IPS Vijay Singh Gurjar.
jogendra sunda
(director)
A career and guidance seminar was organized by Prince Civil Services Division of Prince College, Palwas Road, Sikar. The keynote speaker of the seminar was IPS officer Vijay Singh Gurjar. In the seminar, while giving the outline of the preparation for civil services, he said that although 7 to 8 lakh applications come in UPSC Civil Services every year, out of which only about half of the students give the prelims exam and the number of students preparing seriously is only around 50 thousand. Is. Therefore, students should not get discouraged by the data which usually gives 0.001 percent selection ratio. Though the Civil Services Syllabus is extensive and one should go through the entire syllabus, but keeping in mind the previous years papers, the weightage of the topics can be varied. He said that the talk about giving less importance to the students of general and weaker backgrounds in the UPSC Interview Board as compared to the bureaucrats and students coming from metro cities is misleading. Therefore, students should focus on the syllabus instead of the factless news circulating on social media. Many students, on the basis of strong writing skills, perform well in the written examination and increase their chances of selection.
At the end of the seminar, students solved their queries by asking various questions to IPS Vijay Singh Gurjar. Significantly, the success story of Vijay Singh Gurjar is amazing. He first joined the Delhi Police as a constable. After that, through Sub-Inspector, Excise, Income Tax respectively, he has traveled an inspiring journey till the selection in IPS.
During this institution Chairman Dr. Piyush Sunda, Chief Managing Director Rajesh Dhillon, Ramcharan Yadav, Ashok Kumar and Kishore Jha welcomed IPS Vijay Singh Gurjar.
jogendra sunda
(director)
