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The Centre for Coaching and Career Planning of Jamia Millia Islamia runs free coaching programmes for aspirants belonging to SCs, STs, OBCs and Minority communities who wish to prepare themselves for competitive exams either for jobs or higher studies. This year, the success rate of selection of candidates preparing at the Centre has improved from the previous years. According to official figures provided by Jamia, five students associated with the centre have qualified for personality test in IAS, scheduled to be held in March/April 2011. Two students have qualified (Prelims) for Rajasthan PCS and two in J&K PCS. Four students have cleared their NET-UGC, fifteen have been selected in different engineering colleges and 20 in B.Ed. and E.T.E. programmes. The funding for the Centre is available from the University Grants Commission and Ministry of Minority Affairs. The University Grants Commission (UGC) has sanctioned an amount of Rs.15 Crores for the establishment of Residential Coa

Anyone with the right amount of practice and a little common sense can do well. Easiest topic first is a time-tested strategy that should be used to get a good score. The time has come to sit down and start preparing for the most competitive exam in India. Aptitude tests have become an integral part of any competitive examination, especially if it is meant to select the people who would be the drivers of the Great Indian Growth Story. Civil Services Aptitude Test, the new pattern of the Civil Services Preliminary exam, conducted by UPSC, need not cause heartburn among the lakhs of candidates who are set to appear for it. A first step in any preparation should invariably involve understanding the syllabus. Now it is time to shore up your skills with some tips and tricks. General mental ability General mental ability is a basic measure of IQ which is used by psychologists the world over and is commonly found in most competitive exams. It involves tests of verbal and non-verbal ability. V