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Overview of JKAS examination.

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JKAS Examination:     Jammu and Kashmir UT Service, better known as Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service (JKAS), is the prestigious service in the UT of J and K. The JKAS Exam is conducted by JKPSC (Jammu Kashmir Public Services Commission) at UT level. The exam is conducted in three stages. The first stage is preliminary test (PT) which is just a screening test to allow students to sit in the next stage of examination. The next stage is Mains Examination. After qualifying this tier, the candidates are called for interview. Interview (Personality Test) is Conducted  by a panel constituted by JKPSC Chairperson and members. Final result of JKAS exam is declared after this stage. Then JKPSC send the selection list of qualified candidate to Government  Medical College Jammu and Srinagar for the medical examination of the selected candidates respectivly. After medical examination the list goes to General Administrative Department in the Secretariat of JKUT Government and lastly the J
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How to prepare for English Paper of JKAS Mains Examination?

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Since we all know that General English paper is just a qualifying paper and it's marks are not included for the final merit. If we see the syllabus of this subject, it's written that the aim of the  question papers to test the ability of candidates to read and understand serious discursive prose and to express his or her ideas clearly correctly. The paper is of matriculation or equivalent standard and candidates need not to go for extensive study of the subject. It's just a common test of  English language. How much English language,  a candidate has learned up to his or her Graduation studies is to be expressed in the paper. As per syllabus, the broad pattern of the question paper is as following. 1) comprehension of given passages. 2) precis writing. 3) usage and vocabulary 4) Short Essays These are some broad topics from which the questions are asked generally. The questions are so general and common sense based. Now we will discuss the above are
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The best source to study Modern History.

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Modern history is a part of syllabus of UPSC as well as JKPSC civil services examination. Paper-2 of JKAS examination comprises of Indian Heritage and Culture,  History and Geography of world and Society. In this paper History is one of the component. Now we will discuss only about how to prepare for modern History of Indian. For modern history one of the most important book is written by Bipen Chandra. This book is much appreciated for its content and for extensive and in-depth studies. The book is cost effective also. The book describes the period from arrival of British in Indian up to the independence of India in a succinct manner. If aspirants are not in a position to deal with this book, there is another very cost effective book named as Spectrum, a brief history of Modern India. This book is just a second copy of Bipen Chandra book. Comparatively this book is more easy to understand due to its easy language used. The book contains each event of Mod
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How do you feel inside the Interview Panel Room?

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How do you feel inside the Interview Panel Room?       It's the condition of a candidate who is a first time qualifying for  interview. Getting a call letter for JKAS interview, one may feel excited to go for interview of JKAS. One side candidate become little nervous and other hand the candidate feels energetic and confident. The candidate starts preparing for the interview. He/she moves here and there to collect material for study and attends the mocks etc. Candidate buys a special formal dress for the interview and lot of things for the same.  On the day of interview, the candidate is much excited and he or she don't know what to do now. The candidates looks at the watch number of times in order to know how much time it left for the interview. Candidate starts moving towards the JKPSC office. On arrival in  the waiting hall the candidate sees other candidates sitting in the hall waiting for their turn.  Many candidates are sitting in waiting hall. Some are watching
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Location: Jammu
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How to prepare for JKAS Inerview ?

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As You know that JKAS is a three tier examination. Candidates who qualify the preliminary test are qualified for the Mains examination in 25:1 ratio of posts available. Candidates qualifying mains exams are called for interview in the ratio of 3:1 of the total available posts. So it's very tough to reach the their stage that is Interview. More precisely the third stage is called as Personality Test. In the new pattern, interview weighs about 250 marks. In the previous exams of 2016 batch of JKAS, the highest marks achieved by a candidate were about 190 out of 250. So achieving more than 150 is a good Score. Moreover it's also important that Mains examination marks also matter a lot. If a candidate gets good marks in mains exam, he or she should not worry about the interview marks. Interview marks matter a lot for those who are at the edge or having achieved little less marks in mains examination because it's the composite score of mains and Interview which determined th
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Different Posts or Services under KAS.

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Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service (JKAS) which was initially called as KAS  is one of the highest Govt Service of the UT of Jammu and Kashmir. And JKSPC conduct the most toughest Exam called Civil Service Examination to select the candidates for this prestigious service. This exam is a three tier exam and many people keep the high aspirantion of getting inducted in this service in J&K. There are three services under this service. 1: JK Administrative (Gazzeted) Services 2: JK Accounts (Gazzeted) Services 3: JK Police (Gazzeted) Services JK Administrative Service is considered to the the highest service where people get involved in direct public administration. There are about 40 different Departments of Administrative services in J&K. The selected candidates gets the most prominent posts in this service like Under secretary of a particular Department in the Secretariat of UTJ&K, Tehsildar in Revenue Department, Block Development Officer ( BDO ) in Rural
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Location: Jammu
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Doubts about Future JKAS exam

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It's very true that after the  abrogation of article 270 of Indian Constitution , enaction of Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization Act 2019 and Jammu and Kashmir Domicile Law, the public of Jammu and Kashmir in general  and the students and Govt Job aspirants of Jammu and Kashmir in particular are much worried about their future. The first fact is that section 93 of JK Reorganization Act says that PSC will remain as it is.  Second fact is that according to SO 144 issued on 29th April 2020 by the government, the 50% post of Tehsildar will be filled through Combined Competitive Examination to the Junior scale KAS which is conducted by JKPSC and another  50% of posts of Tehsildar will be filled through Departmental Promotion Committee /JKPSC(limitation of Functions) Regulations, 1957. Thirdly Jammu and Kashmir is a large Union Territory as per Administrative point of View so administrative Posts  filled as in other UTs through DANICS AND DANIPS is not possible for this UT.
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