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Uttarakhand: UKPSC Upper PCS Mains 2025 General Studies Paper 3, held on 29th April 2026. UKPSC Upper PCS Mains 2025 General Studies Paper 3 Section A Total Questions: 05 | Marks per Question: 04 | Word Limit: 50 Words Section B Total Questions: 10 | Marks per Question: 08 | Word Limit: 100 Words Section C Total Questions: 10 | Marks […]
Read MoreIn a significant move to bolster public awareness and honor the spirit of resilience, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has announced that November 28 will henceforth be observed as Disaster Management Day across Uttarakhand. The selection of this date is deeply symbolic; it marks the anniversary of the successful conclusion of the Silkyara-Barkot Tunnel Rescue […]
Read MoreUttarakhand: UKPSC Upper PCS Mains 2025 General Studies Paper 2, held on 28th April 2026. UKPSC Upper PCS Mains 2025 General Studies Paper 6 Section A Total Questions: 05 | Marks per Question: 04 | Word Limit: 50 Words Section B Total Questions: 10 | Marks per Question: 08 | Word Limit: 100 Words Section C Total Questions: 10 | […]
Read MoreUttarakhand: UKPSC Upper PCS Mains 2025 General Studies Paper 1, held on 28th April 2026. UKPSC Upper PCS Mains 2025 General Studies Paper 1 Section A Total Questions: 05 | Marks per Question: 04 | Word Limit: 50 Words Section B Total Questions: 10 | Marks per Question: 08 | Word Limit: 100 Words Section C Total Questions: 10 | […]
Read MoreUttarakhand: UKPSC Upper PCS Mains 2025 Essay Paper, held on 27th April 2026. Paper requires candidates to write three essays—one from each section—within a 700-800 word limit per topic.Below are the specific topics categorized by section: UKPSC Upper PCS Mains 2025 Essay Paper Section A (खण्ड – अ) These topics focus on culture, social media, […]
Read MoreUttarakhand: UKPSC Upper PCS Mains 2025 General Hindi Paper, held on 27th April 2026. Compared to the 2024 paper ,this year’s MUHAVARE section and administrative word section were difficult. UKPSC is diversifying and asking difficult words in the grammar section. Analyze the paper. as per syllabus and prepare accordingly. UKPSC Upper PCS Mains 2025 All […]
Read MoreNITI Aayog new Vice Chairperson 2026 In a significant move toward revitalizing India’s premier policy think-tank, the Government of India notified the reconstitution of the National Institution for Transforming India (NITI Aayog) on April 24, 2026. The restructuring brings in a blend of seasoned economists, seasoned administrators, and domain experts in science and healthcare, signaling […]
Read MoreSAMVEG IAS is proud to announce its Interview Guidance Programme for the UKPSC Lower PCS 2025. This comprehensive guidance program is designed to help candidates refine their presentation, bridge knowledge gaps, and confidently face the interview panel. SAMVEG IAS द्वारा UKPSC लोअर PCS 2025 के लिए Interview Guidance Programme की घोषणा करते हुए हमें गर्व […]
Read MoreConquering Multiple Exams Through Strategy and Mental Strength SamvegIAS’s interview with Samiran Bhatt, who secured Rank 7 and was selected as a DSP (Deputy Superintendent of Police) in the Uttarakhand PCS 2021 examination. Throughout the discussion, he shares his journey and strategies for clearing multiple competitive exams consecutively, including FRO, Lower PCS, and Upper PCS […]
Read MoreDefying Failure: The Epic Success of Pankaj Bhatt Pankaj Bhatt achieved Rank 3 in the UKPSC 2021 exam and secured the position of Deputy Collector. Achieving Rank 3 as a Deputy Collector after ten years of failure, Pankaj Bhatt’s story is a masterclass in endurance. His journey highlights how steadfast patience and confidence can dismantle […]
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