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Civils 7th ranker Ayush Sinha felicitated
Civil Services-2017 All India 7th ranker Ayush Sinha has said getting a good rank in IAS is easy, if one studies in a planned way. He was felicitated by Dr Lakshmaiah Study Circle here.
Guntur: Civil Services-2017 All India 7th ranker Ayush Sinha has said getting a good rank in IAS is easy, if one studies in a planned way. He was felicitated by Dr Lakshmaiah Study Circle here.
Speaking on the occasion, Sinha informed that anthropology was scoring subject, which was easy as syllabus was limited. He suggested students to take anthropology to get more marks.
The seventh ranker said that he had spent six to seven hours every day for IAS preparation after completion of his chemical engineering. He informed that Dr Lakshmaiah guided and clarified his doubts and added that his online classes also helped him to get a good rank in the Civil Services.
Dr Lakshmaiah Study Circle chairman Dr PV Lakhmaiah said that getting a good rank in the Civil Services was not easy. He expected below 100 ranks to his students, but they got below 10 ranks. He said Civil Services aspirants require innovative approach and added that basic knowledge of English was sufficient. He urged the students to avail online classes.
