The Perfect Civil Service Destination
India's Top Coaching Academy for Civil Services
We offer foundation and advanced courses for General Studies, including Prelims and Mains Test Series, as well as optional subjects: State Public Services, Current Affairs, and much more to help you achieve your Dream.
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Our Highlights
- Emphasis on "Smart work is the key to success" as a motto.
- Recognition of the importance of study patterns and curriculum management in competitive exams.
- The need for mentors who go beyond teaching and focus on skill development and self-evaluation.
- Distinguishing feature of Tagore: Providing retired Civil Services officers as mentors.
- Individual progress tracking and course corrections.
FAQ's
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What is the most challenging part of the IAS exam?
Each stage of the IAS exam has its own challenges. For instance, in the prelims, it’s about tackling the negative marking. In the mains exam, completing the paper in the right manner is the key. And, in the interview round, it’s all about how you tackle various questions from the board with confidence, that is, ‘how you say’ assumes more importance than ‘what you say’. Tackling these challenges require a good knowledge of the particular demands of each stage. It also requires adequate practice and confidence, all of which can be obtained by studying from the right material. All this is possible only with the proper guidance and approach towards preparation.
Is it important to read the daily newspaper for success in the IAS exam?
Yes, newspapers are considered the Bible for the IAS exam. Current affairs is extremely important for the exam and the best source for the same is the daily newspaper. The Hindu and Indian Express are the best bet in this regard.
What is the minimum educational qualification required to apply for the examination?
Any candidate aspiring to apply for the exam must hold a degree from Government recognized Universities or possess an equivalent qualification. Final year students who are awaiting their results are also eligible to apply for the UPSC exam
What are the age limit criteria to apply for the civil services exam?
The applicant must not be more than 32 years of age and not be less than 21 years of age. However, age relaxations are available for specific categories.
Are there a fixed number of attempts to apply for the UPSC Exam?
Yes, there is a fixed number of attempts for candidates applying for the upcoming exam. The details are as follows:
- General – 6 attempts
- OBC/Ex-Servicemen/PwBD-EWS/Disabled Defence Services Personnel – 9 attempts
- SC/ST – Unlimited Attempts
Our Story
Civil services play a pivotal role in the administration of any nation and serve as a fundamental instrument for governing it. Consequently, civil services examinations are renowned for their competitiveness and esteemed as one of the most prestigious global assessments. Various entities in each country are tasked with overseeing these examinations, and in India, the UPSC undertakes the responsibility for conducting and managing civil services examinations at a national level.
In Chandigarh, Tagore IAS Academy stands out as the best IAS coaching in Chandigarh. We are distinguished by our cadre of highly experienced and esteemed faculty members, including former Vice-Chancellors, alumni of esteemed institutions like IIM, retired civil servants, accomplished military veterans, and renowned professors.
Our Faculty
Our institution boasts an exceptional faculty that encompasses expertise in all academic branches. We take immense pride in offering our students access to the best educators across a wide spectrum of subjects. This diverse and highly qualified faculty ensures that our students receive top-notch education and guidance, empowering them to excel in their chosen fields of study.
Mr. Shamsher Singh
(Faculty of Political Science and International Relations, Founder)
Mrs. Anu Singh
(Faculty of Ethics and Integrity)
Mr. Harpreet Singh
(Faculty of History)
Mr. Sandeep Sharma
(Faculty of Economics and CSAT)
Mrs. Harpreet kaur
(Faculty of Science and technology)
Mr. Vipan Jaswal
(Faculty of Geography)
Dr. Kashmir Singh
(Faculty of Arts and Culture)
Mr. Dinesh
(Faculty of Environment and Ecology)
Mr. Ajay Deswal
(Faculty of Current affairs)
