Union Public Service Commission

This examination is no less than Himalayan mountaineering and that too for as long as you don't achieve the goal that is hidden somewhere almost inaccessible. In 2014 around 9,50,000 students filled up the form for this exam (now since it is free for women and the reserved castes, it becomes a easy stake), out of which only 4,00,000 appeared for the exam. THAT IS TRUE! With around 16,900 qualifying the first round, 3000 making it through the second round and 1100 final selections, this exam has the most inexhaustible syllabus possible. Being such a sensitive exam, it if often under news-vigilance for any minute or notable changes. Academic stalwarts have a hard-time cracking this exam to get into Indian Administrative Service, Indian Police Service, Indian Economic Service, Indian Revenue Service, Indian Forest Services and more. [caption id="attachment_2236" align="alignnone" width="300"] Shah Faisal, The first topper from Kashmir, India[/caption] [caption id="attachment_2230" align="alignnone" width="300"] With expensive coaching and large syllabus, it is a back-breaking task[/caption]