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Civils Concluded with Mixed feelings
Mixed reviews are being given by the Civils aspirants about the quality of the paper after the conclusion of Civil Services (Main) examination concluded on Saturday, with many aspirants claiming a mixed experience in terms of quality of the questions.
Mixed reviews are being given by the Civils aspirants about the quality of the paper after the conclusion of Civil Services (Main) examination concluded on Saturday, with many aspirants claiming a mixed experience in terms of quality of the questions.
Many opined that they had to deal with many indirect questions while the pattern remained similar. The highest ever number of aspirants i.e around 1200 people attended for the mains exam. The new pattern in continued for the second time.
However there are some minor differences in the number of questions in a few papers. Deviating from the traditional pattern of one topic in the General Essay, now the aspirants had to write two essays.
While for those who are making their second or third appearance were able to cope up easily, first-timers felt some shocker surprises in the paper.
