Self Evaluation : Evaluate yourself through Kushmanda’s 1000 mock interview questions & their answer . (specially designed & prepared only for you)

Through our the interview Question Answers  you should do a thorough self evaluation and identify any areas that need improvement.  Every interview Question is an opportunity to hone your interview skills. 

Interview Questions: Preparation for the Interview is a continuous process.  But basic Questions that you should be prepared to answer. In an interview, the interviewer is trying to ascertain if you are fit for the civil services (IAS/IPS etc).  You need to show that you are skilled for civil services. There are several basic question that you are likely to be asked in interview.   You should prepare for these questions and have convincing answers already worked out.

Civil Services Exam Interview is a part of final round of selections into the prestigious Civil Services. It is heartening that most of the questions asked in the interview are on the expected lines. Candidates can prepare for them well in advance to secure a decent result. Aspirants fail to understand the significance of common questions. Here are the 3 most commonly asked questions in UPSC interviews.

1)  Tell  us about yourself?

Ans 1:This is the first question you may be asked. This question will help the interviewers about yourself better. It gives them the first impression of the candidate. Make sure that you talk about your education, family, upbringing, employment, etc, in a crisp manner. You  may take a minute for introducing yourself but it should be reduced to a maximum of 2 minutes.

The interviewer is not asking for your autobiography so try to keep the information regarding your background crisp and to the point.  Do not just rattle off random information about yourself but keep focused on the main highlights of your resume.

1.Start with your educational qualification (training and the degrees) you  have obtained.  Focus more on the qualifications that pertain to the job that you are interviewing for.

2.Speak about your work experience and each of your jobs briefly. Focus on what you skills you have learnt from them and how they will be of benefit to the role that you are interviewing for.   Speak about your main responsibilities and achievements at each of the positions.  Also try to show how you have grown professionally in each of the jobs.

3.Highlight your important strengths and achievements as you are discussing your background.

4.If there is something unusual in your in your background, highlight it here.   This could include hobbies, musical instruments you play, languages that you learnt etc.

2) Why do you want to join Civil Services?

Ans 2.This question is asked to check the seriousness and inclination of the candidates. Interviewers  get a good idea about the frame of mind of the candidate by studying his response. It is important to keep the response to 2-3 points. Giving only one cause may become counter-productive if it is not supported by strong reasoning. Multiple points can help but keep it within limits so that you can explain them well.

3)  What are your hobbies?

Ans 3:This is very crucial part because it gives them an opportunity to understand your personality in concrete terms. By telling your hobbies you are actually telling them the common things you do in your life. you should not tell lies in this part. It may be that you don’t have any serious hobby. In this case, you should mention at least one hobby which you have good interest in. You can cover it up by doing a thorough research on it before the interview.

4.) Other Simple Interview Question List

I. In Depth knowledge about the State, District ,City and village you come from Questions will be asked about the state, district, city, and  village you come from. So collect some knowledge about your state, city and district.

II. Be in Touch With Current Affairs and other Latest Developments You will be asked a lot of questions about current affairs and state of the country. Thus keep updating yourself with the things going around  the  world.  You  must  know  what  is  happening  in  the state,country and around the world.

III.  Do Not Forget what your wrote in your Mains Exam .You  will  only  come  for  the  interview  after  successfully  clearing  the written mains exam. So while you give interview you will be asked what you did in your mains. So remember and revise what you did there.

IV.  Be thorough with your mains form. Generate many questions from it and think unique answers to them. Ask your friends to have a look at your mains form & ask you whatever comes to their mind. Give logical, rational & realistic answer. Ask their views. Get feedback about your expression, body language etc.

V.  Questions may be asked from Your BA/MA/MSC etc subjects.

VI.  Questions may be asked from Your current job.

VII.  Questions relating to your name, your college or school studies are also a big possibility.

VIII.  Relating to your name. Any famous personality who has a similar or same name or surname.

IX.  Also learn up about important events on the year or date of your birth.

X.  How you are going to use your specific knowledge(like if you  are a doctor, lawyer, engineer etc) in the services.

XI.     Situational questions. Like If you were the collector/SP of Panipat, what would you do after the Bomb Blast in train, samjhauta express?

XII.  Choice  of  services.  The  order  of  your  choice  of  services  can  raise questions too.

XIII. From your form. You must go through the form you have filled because most questions will arise from there. If you have changed subjects, mentioned anything out of the way, watch out for questions on them.Interviewers take que from the form you have filled.

Why do you want to be an IAS Officer ?

  I choose IAS as my career option because of following reasons:

1.  It provides a platform where i can be a part of system and work towards the solutions for the problems in india at present.

2.  IAS encounters diverse fields which indeed shows the challenging aspect of this field which helps me in developing my knowledge and personality

3.  This is a career which also provides an opportunity to serve people at young age . here after clearing IAS  you can be promoted to cabinet secretariat , where a person gets a chance to be a part of decision making.

Why do you want to be an IPS Officer ?

I  want to be IPS  officer because i felt it is going to encapsulate a cluster of all my desires at one go which may range from an adventures life as cop handling law and order issues ,crime investigations (CBI, NIA,raw etc) and my presence as a sincere and honest cop can make waves through out the department especially at the the grass root levels of the state police where the sense of responsibility and administration is poor and corruption turned to be an order of the day and your job has a social exposure which no other job could offer.

Why do you want to be an IFS Officer ?

 because of some particular reasons- First and foremost, IFS gives me an opportunity to represent my country at the international level. As a diplomat, i will have the opportunity not only to represent my country but also gives me a scope to bring about policies and decisions that can better the prospects of my country be it in trade and commerce or in climate change negotiations. Through these mechanisms, the job of a diplomat becomes immensely important to the process of development.

  It  will also provide me an opportunity to travel across the globe and meeting  range of personalities and people.

Some other Most Important Interview Tips:

a) Try to appear your best at the Interview.  Your appearance should convey that you have taken the interview seriously.   Do not try to turn up in the interview in a manner that does not suit you. Some basics in grooming will help.

a.  Well Groomed Hair

b. Well Pressed Shirt

c.  Polished Shoes

b)  Answer clearly and directly.  Spell out your ideas as clearly as you can. Also  try  to  substantiate  your  ideas  with  examples.  Do  not be overly wordy and try to keep your answers to the point.  Do not try to deviate too much from the question.

c)  Do not be argumentative.  Present your viewpoint and be professional. If you do not agree with something the Interviewer has said do not spurn it as invalid.  Learn to understand their point of view even if it clashed with your own.  This does not mean that you need to accept their point of view.

d) Address the Interviewer politely.  It is always polite to refer to the Interviewer as SIR or Maam.  You can also address them their Surname (Mr. XXX or Mrs. XXX).  Do not use terms such as Honey, Girl, Dude, Yaar etc.

e)  Be Confident.  Be confident, you have prepared well and this should show in your confidence level in the interview.

Question on Hobbies :But Why?

Reading Books

Writing

Blogging

Photography

Painting & Sketching

Meditation & Yoga

Movies

Music

Dancing

Cooking

Gardening

Sports

Numismatics

Philately

Bird Watching

Solving Puzzles

Travelling

Quizzing

Contd….

 

Other Contemporary issues 2015-16:

1.What exactly is the problem between India and Pakistan? What would happen if India went to war with Pakistan right now? Will the U.S. support India or Pakistan when a war breaks out between them in 2016?

2.What is India’s cold start doctrine and Pakistan’s TNWs (Tactical Nuclear Weapons)? Will the “cold start” doctrine ensure that there would not be a retaliatory nuclear attack into India?

3.Demilitarization  of the Siachen glacier is a longstanding issue between India and Pakistan, explain advantages and disadvantages of Demilitarization  of the Siachen glacier?

or

“The  recent incident involving 10 Indian soldiers succumbing to an avalanche in siaachin , it is argued that demilitarisation of Siachen. Do you agree?

4.“Attempts for peace between India and Pakistan has always resulted in a cyclic process where initiatives taken by the govts were interrupted by a terrorist attack or a war between the countries never reaching a conclusive end.” Explain  why?

 5.Explain the US’s policy on Pakistan and its impact on India?

 6.Pakistan also became SCO’s member alongwith India.How will India benefit from

the membership of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation? Explain?

7.“India has failed in its Nepal policy as it failed to use its old cultural and political ties with Nepal wisely and cautiously.” Do you agree?

8.How India Nepal relations are intimate,multi faceted, and unique in character and scope. Explain ?

9.How Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India(TAPI)  Gas Pipeline will benefit to India? Explain?

10. How Pakistan-USA a civil nuclear deal would affect India – USA relations? Explain?

11.Explain  recent Karamay Declaration involving China and Pakistan is said to pose threats to India’s strategic interests in Asia.

12.Explain  the design and intentions of‘ One Belt, One Road’ (OBOR) initiative of China and examine if this initiative poses threat to India’s interests in Asia.

13.Explain cause,costs and benefits of “One-Belt-One-Road” (OBOR) project .

14.“Signing  of nuclear and high-speed rail deals with Japan, seen as India choosing AntiChina alliance..” do you agree?

15.Explain the relevance of BRICS for India?

16.Explain India’s Non-Traditional Security Challenges?

17.Is Bhutan culturally closer to China or India?

18.What is Heart of asia conference/Istanbul process?

19.Explain the Importance  of Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA)signed between India and Afghanistan?

20.Explain BCIM-EC’s traditional and non traditional hurdles?

21.Explain  the benefits of BBIN MVA (Bangladesh ,Bhutan, india ,Nepal

Motor Vehicles Agreement)  agreement to its signatories.

22.What is  India-Bangladesh Land Boundary Agreement?

23.Explain  India’s policy towards bangladeshi illegal migrants and the impact of this issue on India.

24.How strategically important is India to the United States?

25.What does the future of USA-Indian relations look like?

26. Questions on WTO:

• Is WTO India’s friend or foe?
• What is Indo-US’s WTO problem?
• Why India stayed out of ITA-II in Nairobi?
• How India’s stand differs when it comes to services?
• Should India provide market access in higher education?

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