UPSC Mains New Pattern from 2013

September 10, 2012 | Filed under: UPSC | Posted by:

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  • dhinesh

    good.

  • vivek tiwari

    its right decision!!!!!!!!

  • Rameet MIttal

    Although idea seems to be good but many questions still left unanswered , Like What is the relevance of graduation subjects? means it is waste to study subjects in graduation.
    Isn’t above mentioned pattern beneficial for Arts and Commerce aspirants ?

    • Santhosh Saikrishna

      How far Optional subjects like Physics, Biology, Chemistry, and Maths are relevant for social-mindset-oriented Civils?
      Can any science student or a techie or a medico explain? I am also a student of Physics..!!!!

    • aman

      no waste it will help to make elegible for.. and to develop your mind and shoulder to percept the societies and peoples.

  • Arun

    Thanks for such a important information. But pls confirm this is officially declared or not?

  • Manoj Patil

    now that’s perfect…………………………

  • raj

    its really good

  • vishal

    this is a very good move. i hope this is implemented in 2013 itself.
    the present system is full of inconsistencies. having same paper for all by removing optionals gives level playing field to everyone.

  • Mahesh Chandra

    very good change and it is a welcoming step

  • ram kripal yadav

    These steps of upsc should be done in about 2006, because the societies became more reformed , the old pattern tests only the memory grasping power, not about their perceptions about the civic condition of our society,it helps emergence of relieving mechanism for our countries peoples instead of fiefdom, the technological advancement also tanging the society .then it is very precious to mould it for country benefits. but upsc late step…., but it is good step and will help to make a good india.

  • himank

    how does this test understanding? the subjects introduced would still test the grasping power ..nothing else…

  • Roy A

    It would be a relief, if it gets implemented. A perfect balance of the necessary subjects required for good understanding of a Country’s needs.