CGPCS Prelims 2018 Result Declared

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The CGPCS Prelims 2018 is a national-level examination conducted by the Central Government of India for the recruitment of candidates to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS), and other Group A and Group B Services. The examination is held in two stages: the Preliminary Examination and the Main Examination.

The Preliminary Examination is a two-hour, objective-type examination consisting of two papers: General Knowledge and Current Affairs, and English Language. The General Knowledge and Current Affairs paper consists of questions on a variety of topics, including history, geography, polity, economics, science, and technology. The English Language paper consists of questions on grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing.

The Main Examination is a three-day, written examination consisting of nine papers: General Studies I, General Studies II, General Studies III, General Studies IV, General Studies V, Essay, Optional Paper I, Optional Paper II, and Optional Paper III. The General Studies papers are compulsory for all candidates, while the Optional Papers are chosen by the candidates from a list of subjects.

The CGPCS Prelims 2018 is a very competitive examination, and only a small Percentage of candidates are successful in clearing it. The examination is known to be very difficult, and candidates need to prepare thoroughly in order to clear it.

The following are some tips for preparing for the CGPCS Prelims 2018:

  • Start preparing early. The examination is held in the month of June, and candidates need to start preparing at least six months in advance.
  • Make a study plan and stick to it. The examination covers a wide range of topics, and candidates need to make a study plan that covers all the important topics.
  • Practice solving previous year’s question papers. This will help candidates get familiar with the format of the examination and the type of questions that are asked.
  • Take mock tests. Mock tests will help candidates assess their preparation and identify their weak areas.
  • Stay calm and focused on the day of the examination. The examination is very competitive, and candidates need to stay calm and focused in order to perform well.

The CGPCS Prelims 2018 is a very important examination, and candidates need to prepare thoroughly in order to clear it. The examination is known to be very difficult, but with proper preparation, candidates can clear it and achieve their dream of becoming a civil servant.

Here are some additional tips for preparing for the CGPCS Prelims 2018:

  • Read newspapers and magazines regularly to stay updated on current affairs.
  • Watch news channels and listen to news on the radio to stay updated on current affairs.
  • Join a study group or take a coaching class to prepare for the examination.
  • Make notes of the important topics that you study.
  • Revise your notes regularly.
  • Take breaks when you are studying and avoid cramming.
  • Get enough sleep and eat healthy food.
  • Stay positive and motivated.

The CGPCS Prelims 2018 is a very important examination, and candidates need to prepare thoroughly in order to clear it. The examination is known to be very difficult, but with proper preparation, candidates can clear it and achieve their dream of becoming a civil servant.

Here are some frequently asked questions and short answers about the CGPCS Prelims 2018 Result Declared:

  1. What is the CGPCS Prelims 2018 Result Declared?
    The CGPCS Prelims 2018 Result Declared is the result of the preliminary examination for the Civil Services General Preliminary Examination (CGPSC) conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

  2. When was the CGPCS Prelims 2018 Result Declared?
    The CGPCS Prelims 2018 Result Declared was announced on January 15, 2019.

  3. How many candidates appeared for the CGPCS Prelims 2018?
    A total of 10,00,000 candidates appeared for the CGPCS Prelims 2018.

  4. What is the pass percentage for the CGPCS Prelims 2018?
    The pass percentage for the CGPCS Prelims 2018 was 10%.

  5. What are the minimum qualifying marks for the CGPCS Prelims 2018?
    The minimum qualifying marks for the CGPCS Prelims 2018 are 40% for General category candidates, 35% for OBC category candidates, and 30% for SC/ST category candidates.

  6. What are the next steps for the candidates who have qualified for the CGPCS Mains 2018?
    The candidates who have qualified for the CGPCS Mains 2018 will have to appear for the Main examination which is scheduled to be held in May 2019.

  7. What is the syllabus for the CGPCS Mains 2018?
    The syllabus for the CGPCS Mains 2018 is as follows:

Paper I: General Studies I
Paper II: General Studies II
Paper III: General Studies III
Paper IV: General Studies IV
Paper V: Essay
Paper VI: Optional Subject I
Paper VII: Optional Subject II

  1. What is the pattern of the CGPCS Mains 2018?
    The pattern of the CGPCS Mains 2018 is as follows:

Paper I: General Studies I (250 marks)
Paper II: General Studies II (250 marks)
Paper III: General Studies III (250 marks)
Paper IV: General Studies IV (250 marks)
Paper V: Essay (250 marks)
Paper VI: Optional Subject I (250 marks)
Paper VII: Optional Subject II (250 marks)

  1. What is the duration of the CGPCS Mains 2018?
    The duration of the CGPCS Mains 2018 is as follows:

Paper I: General Studies I (3 hours)
Paper II: General Studies II (3 hours)
Paper III: General Studies III (3 hours)
Paper IV: General Studies IV (3 hours)
Paper V: Essay (3 hours)
Paper VI: Optional Subject I (3 hours)
Paper VII: Optional Subject II (3 hours)

  1. What is the mode of the CGPCS Mains 2018?
    The mode of the CGPCS Mains 2018 is as follows:

Paper I: General Studies I (Objective)
Paper II: General Studies II (Objective)
Paper III: General Studies III (Objective)
Paper IV: General Studies IV (Objective)
Paper V: Essay (Descriptive)
Paper VI: Optional Subject I (Descriptive)
Paper VII: Optional Subject II (Descriptive)

  1. What are the important dates for the CGPCS Mains 2018?
    The important dates for the CGPCS Mains 2018 are as follows:

  2. Notification release date: January 15, 2019

  3. Application submission deadline: February 15, 2019
  4. Admit card release date: April 15, 2019
  5. Examination date: May 15, 2019

  6. Result declaration date: July 15, 2019

  7. How can I apply for the CGPCS Mains 2019?
    You can apply for the CGPCS Mains 2019 online through the UPSC website.

  8. What is the application fee for the CGPCS Mains 2019?
    The application fee for the CGPCS Mains 2019 is as follows:

  9. General category candidates: Rs.

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  • The Constitution of India

  • The Constitution of India was adopted on:
    (a) 26 November 1949
    (b) 26 January 1950
    (c) 15 August 1947
    (d) 12 March 1948

  • The Preamble to the Constitution of India states that India is a:
    (a) Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic
    (b) Sovereign, Democratic, Republic
    (c) Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic
    (d) Sovereign, Democratic, Secular State

  • The President of India is elected by:
    (a) The members of the Lok Sabha
    (b) The members of the Rajya Sabha
    (c) The members of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha
    (d) The members of the Electoral College consisting of the elected members of the Lok Sabha, the Rajya Sabha, the Legislative Assemblies of the States and the Legislative Councils of the States

  • The Prime Minister of India is appointed by:
    (a) The President of India
    (b) The Vice President of India
    (c) The Speaker of the Lok Sabha
    (d) The Justice-of-india/”>Chief Justice of India

  • The Supreme Court of India is the highest court in India. It consists of:
    (a) The Chief Justice of India and 25 other judges
    (b) The Chief Justice of India and 30 other judges
    (c) The Chief Justice of India and 35 other judges
    (d) The Chief Justice of India and 40 other judges

  • Indian economy

  • The Indian economy is the:
    (a) Largest economy in the world
    (b) Second largest economy in the world
    (c) Third largest economy in the world
    (d) Fourth largest economy in the world

  • The Indian economy is a:
    (a) Mixed Economy
    (b) Capitalist Economy
    (c) Socialist Economy
    (d) Communist economy

  • The main sectors of the Indian economy are:
    (a) agriculture, Industry, Services
    (b) Agriculture, Industry, Trade
    (c) Agriculture, Industry, Finance
    (d) Agriculture, Industry, Infrastructure-2/”>INFRASTRUCTURE

  • The main sources of revenue for the Indian government are:
    (a) Taxes, Non-tax revenue, Borrowings
    (b) Taxes, Non-tax revenue, Grants
    (c) Taxes, Non-tax revenue, Loans
    (d) Taxes, Non-tax revenue, Dividends

  • The main expenditure heads of the Indian government are:
    (a) Defence, Education, Health
    (b) Defence, Education, Social welfare
    (c) Defence, Education, Infrastructure
    (d) Defence, Education, Pensions

  • Indian Polity

  • The President of India is the:
    (a) Head of State
    (b) Head of Government
    (c) Chief Justice of India
    (d) Speaker of the Lok Sabha

  • The Prime Minister of India is the:
    (a) Head of State
    (b) Head of Government
    (c) Chief Justice of India
    (d) Speaker of the Lok Sabha

  • The Parliament of India consists of:
    (a) The Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha
    (b) The Lok Sabha and the Vidhan Sabha
    (c) The Rajya Sabha and the Vidhan Sabha
    (d) The Lok Sabha, the Rajya Sabha and the Vidhan Sabha

  • The Supreme Court of India is the highest court in India. It consists of:
    (a) The Chief Justice of India and 25 other judges
    (b) The Chief Justice of India and 30 other judges
    (c) The Chief Justice of India and 35 other judges
    (d) The Chief Justice of India and 40 other judges

  • The Election Commission of India is responsible for:
    (a) Conducting Elections to the Parliament and the State Legislatures
    (b) Conducting elections to the local bodies
    (c) Registering Political Parties
    (d) All of the above

  • Society/”>Indian Society

  • The Population of India is:
    (a) 1.3 billion
    (b) 1.2 billion
    (c) 1.1 billion
    (d) 1 billion

  • The Literacy rate in India is:
    (a) 74%
    (b) 69%
    (c) 64%
    (d) 59%

  • The sex ratio in India is:
    (a) 940 females per