Q.1. What Exactly are the PSC exams? Ans. PSC exam is basically a state level exam for recruiting people on all state’s higher posts for their public. Its abbreviation is Public service commission, it means your job is to interact with people to solve their problems in many sectors, whether it is in the field…
Most of the part of syllabus of UPSC CSE and state PSC (you have said it PCS) of any state either it is UP, UK, BH, MP or any other is same (I have seen it). Difference is this that in state PSC you need to read about states also in detail.So if you can…
Psc Lower subordinate and Upper subordinate The main difference in Up psc Lower subordinate and Upper subordinate: 1) The difference in Posts and pay scale: A)- Lower subordinate: Posts-Passenger Tax /Goods Tax Superintendent GTS, Statistical Assistant Industries Department, Labor Enforcement Officer LEO, senior Sugarcane Inspector SSI, Excise Inspector SI, Legal Assistant LI Transport, Legal Assistant…
Well I think for state psc exams you will have to cram various stuff and they usually ask questions which have been asked earlier .so regular practising or if you are good at rote learning then you can crack state psc. For UPSC case I would say it is a little different. Questions are quite…
Before starting you must understand the type of exam you are writing. We recommend dividing the psc exams mainly into two types. Matriculation/+2 level exam Degree/pg level exam Firstly the matriculation level exam, for this there is no clear syllabus given by the psc. So you have to study whatever you get to study. Rather than…
