Preliminary Examination is the first stage of Civil Services Examination and is just a screening test.
It consists of Two Question Papers worth 200 marks each and Two hours duration.
At this stage you face a stiff competition as a large number of candidates appear in Preliminary Examination.
Your result is solely dependent on marks secured in Paper I (General Studies) as Paper II (Aptitude Test) has been made qualifying.
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As the Preliminary Examination is scheduled for June 2, 2019, it is time for action. All of you aspiring for Civil Services Examination 2019 would be focusing on your study-material and would leave no stone unturned to make your preparation effective.
Remember, success in Prelims only will get you chance for the next step – Main Examination.
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In Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, Objective Type, Multiple Choice Questions are asked.
These questions check aspirant’s knowledge, their ability to recall facts and figures, verify their skills to evaluate given information or to make sure aspirant’s capacity to apply accumulated knowledge to the given situation.
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For all those planning to appear in Civil Services Examination 2019, the first stage Preliminary Examination is the first target and your aim is to crack Prelims so that your journey towards dream destination – IAS continues.
June 2, 2019 is the D-day and all your preparations are expected to be on target and you would be ready to face Prelims confidently.
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The Aptitude Tests are designed in such a way which attempt to measure whether the candidate has the specific abilities and intellectual capabilities required for the job.
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UPSC has moved a step ahead with CSE 2011 and in addition to cut down on ‘Guesses’ and ‘Luck’ with penalty on wrong answers introduced few years back, now UPSC is insisting on candidates who have the aptitude for the job in question - Civil Services by means of some questions with inbuilt negative marking.
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Introduction of ‘Negative Marking’ is one such bold step which is intended to provide help to serious candidates and will require core understanding of the topic and the subject.
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To tackle the ‘Negative Marking’ one needs to develop clear conceptual clarity, sharp memory and recall which can eliminate the chances of getting confused in examination hall.
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