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[ Official ] How was the Prelims 2021 paper?

How was the paper guys ? 

jack_Sparrow,curious_kidand28 otherslike this
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@Strugglehard see this


U will be happy


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So the answer for federal character is A and British model is also A ? 
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Bhai constitutionality Of any law/act can be heard by constitutional bench if it requires constitutional interpretation


. It dosent necessarily has to be an ‘Constitutional amendment’  only

singlanitesh23707,Prati9
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@Strugglehard most probable... I also marked the same... let hope for the best


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Is there any chance for the answer to be B only? Lol
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https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/nation/421-constitution-bench-matters-pending-in-supreme-court-326649 


Total constitutional amendments se jyada to matters pending hai almost 4 times

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@Admgenalanezh it asked nizamat not territory simply .see clarifying I am not sure on this but u can see this 


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plmokn25688524,
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@prachimalik1121311 Maine toh galat maan liya hai apna, maine PDF bhi daali hai screenshot ke niche. Baki agar A hoga toh mere bhi +2.67 aa jayenge.


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acchi baat hai yeah toh chalo, main galat hi maan leta hun apna agar doubt hota hai.

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@GOT8  needs to be seen in context of difference between Indian and British system. Only seeing it in isolation is making second statement tricky 


plmokn25688524,
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@prachimalik1121311 book ka naam batana ek minute. NCERT hui toh balle balle.

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@Admgenalanezh yes bipin chandra


plmokn25688524,
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Shubra Maam ki video dekho mitron polity ki, unhone UPSC ki language par bola hai British model question me. 
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This year only 9300 people qualify prelims …
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ash25said

@GOT8  needs to be seen in context of difference between Indian and British system. Only seeing it in isolation is making second statement tricky 


Yes only India is the country where this provision is there and the word ‘ Necessarily’ is not there.. then it would have ben wrong..

singlanitesh23707,
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Koi apne experience se bata sakta h kya ki upsc key se marks usually increase hota h ya decrease? 


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@assistant I agree that prelim and interview is very subjective and sort of unpredictable.
But mains can be prepared well. As far as I have experienced, marks in mains are proportional to how one manages time and syllabus in a systematic manner. The one's who have managed to do that have cleared mains: 8/10 candidates if not everyone.

So we can't say that the process is totally random. There's element of luck and fortune in every field. The only difference here is that element is prevalent at the first stage itself. So many serious candidates don't make it.

As far as this prelim goes, i was preparing with 3 very good friends of mine. One already selected, rest 2 have appeared for 2 CSE interviews. They all are very deserving candidates. The selected fellow is in lower 80s same guy scored 114 in 2018. Rest scoring in 85-96 range. I am myself in 92-97 range..

Now how should anyone justify this..


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