Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Nov 19: “The Civils”, a leading institute of Jammu and Kashmir, organized a motivational seminar/workshop on preparation for IAS/KAS examination for the aspirants.
Nitish Kumar (an IPS officer of 1999 batch), IGP J&K Police, delibrated on different parameters of this prestigious examination of the country. Kumar shared his experiences of preparation days and stressed on qualitative approach in this examination.
Addressing the aspirants on this occasion, he said that there was no substitute to hard work and he hoped that the workshop would provide ample motivation to the students to work hard and qualify the civil services in a large number.
He urged the students to prepare for the civil services examination by planning to approach the different subjects intensively and exhaustively. While motivating the students, he stressed that students should focus on writing the answers with flavouring the contemporary approach. He also delibrated on subject combination and preparation for General Studies.
Earlier, Nusrat Khan, Co-Chairperson of the institute, said that it is not very difficult to qualify the civil services examination as the number of serious students writing the examination was low. She said that it was better that the students from professional streams took the civil services examination, as they had a special approach towards studying what was useful for the civil services examination.
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