How to Face UPSC Interview

 The UPSC Interview is the last and most important phase in the UPSC Civil Service Examination preparation process.  The interview or personality test is worth 275 points out of a total of 2075.



This half-hour interview has the power to transform your life and turn your ambition of becoming a bureaucrat into a reality. It is only possible to pass the UPSC CSE Interview if the aspirants are well-prepared.

 

Here are some golden tips to ace your UPSC CSE interview:-

 

Self-Confidence: The amount of confidence and calmness displayed by a candidate in front of the Interview Board is critical to the success of the interview.

 


Comprehensive preparation: A comprehensive preparation on numerous issues of Current Affairs, optional subjects, college-level courses of study will allow the applicants to obtain sufficient confidence and composure.

 

Enroll for JV’s IAS UPSC Interview Guidance Programme: Mock Interview sessions: A sufficient number of mock interview sessions will aid in the development of the required traits for the interview.

This initiative of JV’s IAS Interview Curriculum focuses on innovative presentation techniques, communication, body language, emotional stability, empathy, and response mechanisms.

 

Highlights of the program:

 

●      Exposure to some of the best bureaucrats in the country, both retired and active, subject matter specialists, psychoanalysts, and faculty members with direct expertise in recruiting and personality analysis.

●      Strengthening your social and emotional quotients.

●      Digitally recorded video session allowing candidates to reflect on their performance.

●      Following the UPSC Interview Guidance Program, he/she should have a personal interaction with specialists to get a critical appraisal of his/her performance.

●      Unbiased advice on how to master the questions posed in UPSC interviews.

 

Enhance your communication abilities: You may have all the answers, but if you can't communicate your point, your knowledge and ideas are useless so,To prevent running out of words during your interview, it is critical that you practise on your communication abilities.

 

Keep your cool: You may not always have answers to all of the questions. Don't be concerned. Maintain your composure and have emotional intelligence.

 

Give it your all. Good Luck!!!!


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