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TIPS FOR UPSC INTERVIEW


Posted Date: 13 Apr 2008    Resource Type: Articles/Knowledge Sharing    Category: My Interview Experience

Posted By: vijay kumar       Member Level: Diamond
Rating:     Points: 2



Some useful tips for a successful interview at UPSC are:

1. To have a positive body language
2. To have a good personal turnout and ensuring the right posture
3. To answer questions clearly and confidently
4. Try to remain calm and composed even when faced with provocative questions
5. Try not getting into long winded explanations and answer to the po


Things To Be Avoided at the UPSC Interview

* Avoid the expression, 'I am sorry.'
* Avoid conversational cliches, like: 'as you know', 'that's correct', 'of course', 'indeed', 'obviously', etc.
* Avoid technical jargon. However, if a member continues to probe you in any technical field, you can use technical expressions.
* Maintain a cheerful disposition. Now and then you can appear serious; but most of the time keep smiling or look cheerful and composed. One caution here: if the board laughs, you should only smile. It is only when you maintain some amount of distance that the board begins to wonder about the depth of your personality.
* Do not give long introductions. Come straight to the heart of the matter.
* Show human concern whenever possible in your answers.
* You should be logically consistent and analyse things rationally while talking. You are supposed to defend what you say, but with due respect to the views of the board. Stop trying to defend an answer if it becomes difficult to do so logically and fairly.
* Do not make hasty or sweeping generalisations.




Responses

Author: Vidya    22 May 2008Member Level: Diamond   Points : 2
Thanks for ur information


Author: vijay kumar    23 May 2008Member Level: Diamond   Points : 2
welcom


Author: Shanthi M    29 May 2008Member Level: Diamond   Points : 2
your tips are very useful.


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