Raj Krishna - AIR 158
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Hello everyone, I am Raj Krishna, Rank 158 in UPSC CSE 2021. I am a Chemical Engineer from IIT Guwahati (2018 batch). Creating this official telegram channel for sharing my learnings, experiences and "gyan" to help in every way possible.
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Repost from UPSC-CSE with Team GG 🗿
With personality test (PT) approaching fast (likely in 2nd week of January - guessing based on previous trends), it is a good time to start preparing and planning for CSPT, in that context, here are some relevant links for CSPT-2023:
Guidelines for DAF-II
Here
Here
Compilation of Interview Transcripts
Here
Introduction to CSPT Process:
Pdf here
Youtube video here
Special Session on CSPT with Simran (her intro)
Session link Here
CSPT Process decoded
Pdf here
Hope that helps :)
~ Kaptaan 🙏
| 2 | +9 Insider outsider vacancy 2021.pdf | 2 020 |
| 3 | Issues in the tactics -
1) You may get asked on your Home state, so you'll have to prepare a whole new state! That's huge load.
2) Every year you see someone in 20-40 rank going to Sikkim, because they filled sikkim as first choice in NE zone, thinking it'll get skipped, but one seat came and they got it.
(No offence to Sikkim, I reiterate there are no good or bad cadres, each have their pros and cons) | 5 686 |
| 4 |  +2No text... | 5 579 |
| 5 | Giving a perspective on Cadre !
For my first timer interview friends, a lot of people follow few tricks and tactics! And these all are perfectly moral and ethical, I am listing them here just so everyone knows about it and the game becomes a bit fair. Some of them are as follows -
1. Giving Home state as some other state and keeping the required 'real home state' as 1st preference. So they can get outsider seat, which is mostly more than insider seats!
(Mostly coz in my year, AGMUT outsider finished faster than AGMUT insider)
2. Entering Sikkim as 1st preference in North East zone, logic is that Sikkim has either 0 or 1 seat and someone would have taken it, and their whole zone will skip for one time. Otherwise if you put West Bengal or Assam Meghalaya, they have a lot of seats and if you're not in top 20/30 of your service, chances are that you will get them.
3. Kindly go through Cadre wise vacancies of both IAS and IPS, and put your most preferred choices in that order.
Now coming to my experience!
It was my first interview and I had no exposure to all these at that time, I went through many DAF sessions, and ultimately filled the best I could. Although deep down, I just wanted a rank and was whole heartedly ready to serve in any cadre! Cadre was my least of the worry at that time.
Also, there's nothing like good cadre or best cadre. All cadres have their pros and cons. It depends on your perspective on life and how important your home state is. In my case, I am from Bihar and I have never really lived in Bihar except childhood, and have a little less State identity.
Some things that I wish I would have changed although it wouldn't have made any difference.
1. I had made an order as if I was getting rank 1, so my first five were - Jharkhand (homestate) - rajasthan - MP - karnataka - Assam meghalaya.
Problem with this order is that, rajasthan MP are very high in demand states, and get finished quickly, karnataka in IPS usually has zero seats, but in 2022 bumper seats came in MP and I got MP, otherwise I was ready to serve in Assam Meghalaya with all my heart.
2. If I wanted Bihar, I should have put Jharkhand as my home state and put Bihar as 1st choice, I definitely would have gotten it, but sadly at that moment I didnt want to put Jharkhand as my last preference, so I filled Jharkhand as 1st only and Bihar became my 6th preference!
Concluding remarks - Fill your cadres carefully considering that you might be getting a lower rank in your service coz now even 1 marks will lower ranks by 4-5 places! Put your most preferred states in first two, then, state that you'd settle for in 3rd and 4th and which have seats as well, then state you won't regret in 5th.
I am uploading my cadre preference as well, but it's not a very well researched or prudent, it's rather novice!
Also, you will waste a lot of time on cadre research and ultimately arrive to conclusion that I'll fill what my heart wants. I apologize I can't solve your confusions and dilemmas individually, it's better done in Pre-CSPT telegram groups. | 5 816 |
| 6 | Here is the link to Comprehensive and detailed experience of Mains 2023 by Sujawal Jagga IPS (batch 2022). He has covered the things in a holistic manner by using self prepared slides. More videos incoming in the series!
Do give your valuable review on the video.
https://youtu.be/wIHWtWrDfhY?si=KciXyoebAGi8XR2i | 3 257 |
| 7 | कोई फ़र्क़ नहीं
सब कुछ जीत लेने में
और अंत तक हिम्मत न हारने में।
The end is near now! Keep fighting.
It's not over till it's over! | 3 837 |
| 8 | A small video on Essay by Vikas Dhayal, of lessons that he learnt after checking 1000+ copies.
The point about anti-thesis is accurate. I second that!
Here is the link -
https://youtu.be/dkq0zwhu69E?si=Om5bykn3vEmSEHWv | 2 975 |
| 9 | Neelesh Kumar Singh, AIR 442, CSE 2021 has come up with free complete CSAT course on Youtube alongwith tests.
Here is the link to his Youtube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/@civilserviceswithneelesh
Here is the link to his Telegram channel -
https://t.me/UPSCPrelimsWithNeelesh
You can watch for yourself and share reviews, if it's helpful more people can access it. | 7 756 |
| 10 | Sky is no more the limit 🔥😊 | 3 438 |
| 11 | Congratulations India!
India is on the moon! 🌝
Thank You, ISRO. | 3 391 |
| 12 | https://forms.gle/VQ1sPFakXQ1jX2uP8 | 4 644 |
| 13 | GS FOUNDATION 2024 - CSR Initiative - ONLY for DELHI OFFLINE - by Sunya IAS
Under this initiative, Team Sunya would be helping around 50 students from the _Economically Weaker Section_ .
COACHING will be _ABSOLUTELY FREE_ [NO Hidden Charges]. A team of mentor (including core team members) would train these students until the EXAM.
Below is the link. | 4 342 |
| 14 | This is a #plan2024, putting out for all who may need it. There's also a link to excel sheet, which you can use to track progress!
Its not mine!
This is only for early aspirants, and not senior players!
Format is a bit crude for now, bear with it.
For any more discussions vis a vis this, kindly navigate to the Header channel! | 3 574 |
| 15 | No text... | 3 407 |
| 16 | To all my friends giving Mains 2023, if you aren't able to sleep at night, Study till you aren't sleepy.
Go to bed when you are extremely tired of reading/writing/brainstorming and then, sleep.
Sadly, We can't force our body to sleep. It will do so at its will. But we can utilize the "awake time" in better way - make the most of it.
These days are the real Exam! Fare well in it.
Trust yourself, and for once, give up on all anxious thoughts, go to bed thinking "I will see where I stand in this mains, how Marking is done by UPSC I will witness, I will see what I wrote and what I got"
Overthinking and overstressing won't change the outcome, only our action will.
So, we'll be stressed, and we'll work! Coz that's what I think Civil Servants also do! They are stressed and they work! 😊 | 3 985 |
| 17 | Was I able to sit down and study with full attention and concentration, from 2017-22?
Hell No. Everytime I used to sit for studying, my mind would just not stop from creating scenarios, from giving toppers talk to practicing speech for winning a Grammy, it did it all. I faced this situation with myself, where I purposely had to waste time to stop my mind from thinking. All sorts of negative thoughts start bombarding and it used to get tough to even sleep, let alone study.
I believe "Sit and study" is the toughest thing to do, if only we had a switch to turn the thoughts OFF, we could all have been successful and realised our dreams.
But What to do?
First, acknowledge the problem. Understand that your mental thoughts and scenarios are all in your head. And it's normal to have all kinds of thought.
Secondly, talk positively with yourself. Keep giving hope and start delaying the thoughts, like I will think about it after an hour of study, or write down your random thoughts so you can think about them later, and trust me, when later you will look at it, you'll realize the silliness.
Thirdly, seek help. I used to actively call my friends, bhaias, parents and asked them to sit with me while I study (online too via video call), so I don't get lost in thoughts.
See, the problem is not your life or the future, the problem is loneliness and fear of uncertainty. While these are real problems, the solution to all our problems is only ONE - Sit and STUDY. | 4 045 |
| 18 | Here is the link to Twitter handle of Chandan bhaia. So, he finally joined a Social Media, and has put out his UPSC journey in a summarised manner.
You will also find the answer to your most asked question - What he is doing now? (In 12/n tweet)
Feel free to connect with him, and comment your queries.
https://twitter.com/abhishekch95630/status/1685207188179218432?t=V6GF04EeiK1K2uI789tCtQ&s=08 | 3 785 |
| 19 | For students facing issue in payment submission for DAF 1. There is some technical issue, kindly Call UPSC and get it resolved on time.
Contact - 011 23098591
Extension code - 4120
You may not get connected on one go, keep calling.
Also, no point in paying Mains fee again and again, as they won't refund. You have to call and get it resolved.
Best wishes | 9 871 |
| 20 | https://t.me/divyanshukla_ips | 6 147 |
