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I started my preparation just after I filled up the application.My preparation startegy are as followEnglish: Honestly didn't even have a book of this subject, no practice at all. But always the most scoring section for me. Because I read alot of articles, I mean a lot. That helped me to spot errors easily without even knowing what kind of rules were being applied.Descriptive: Hadn't even for once typed a letter or essay on a computer. Typing on the mains exam day was my 1st. But here too my article reading habit helped me. Scored 17/25.Quantitative: My base was strong and every concept was clear to me. But I know myself that even if I put my serious efforts in this section I could have scored 20 at best. So, I relied on this section just for the sectional cutoff.Reasoning: My hard work and practice were on this section. Seriously I practiced puzzles a lot. Every puzzles I could get my hands on. And that helped me in making this section a scoring one.Banking Awareness: haha.... couldn't give any suggestions on this.Summing up, I relied hugely on English and Reasoning. So, identify your strong area and polish it so well that it shine very brightly.Luckily in my 1st attempt I attended interview and hopefull to make it into the final list.Cleared prelims with just .75 marks above the cutoff.Cleared mains with 84.88 marks.P.S.I'm someone who took 6 years to graduate with just 45.9% (3rd Division).Edit:Luckily got BOI my 2nd choice.And freakishly shocked with my interview marks. Got 70.95/100 . My interview was not that good. Didn't even know abbreviation of SIDBI, examples of MSME and many more ….I think they mostly gave marks for my confidence and jolly nature shown in the interview.

First of all, if you have made up your mind to go for civil services exam, stay determined and stand for your decision. Stay away from all negativity or pessimism.Now coming to how you should prepare. Get syllabus of the exam and read it thoroughly. Then do the following.Firstly, the golden rule to the IAS exam is to start with the basics and this is really very important. Start reading NCERT books of the prescribed syllabus such as History (old ncert), Geography, Civics etc. These will help you develop a basic understanding and clarity of the concepts. It will also lay a foundation for the advanced study. NEVER skip NCERTs, never!!!Secondly, develop a habit of reading newspaper. Any one good newspaper like The Hindu or Indian Express would do. This will help you get an overview of daily happenings and you would be able to relate things with your syllabus and exam pattern. Don't stress out on current affairs as most probably you would be appearing three years from now on. Just try to understand how things work in day to day life when it comes to Polity, Environment, Economics etc.Third, keep in mind the syllabus and exam pattern. Never study unnecessary stuff. It's more important what not to study than what to study. Don't just create a library at your home. Use study material wisely, and since it's your beginning, don't jump the gun. In enthusiasm to gather more knowledge, many freshers just buy books by tons. Avoid this.Fourth, use social media efficiently. Believe me from social media you can learn a lot provided you follow right track. “Like” pages of genuine newspapers like The Hindu, Down to Earth, preparation portals like Insights on India and Unacademy (avoid Zee News, Republic TV like non-informative pages). We open Facebook (assuming you didn't deactivate it after Cambridge Analytica scandal) many times in a day but we won't open the above mentioned sources more than twice a day to be honest. But on Facebook you can read things on the go and learn as well.This is enough for now. Many things will follow as you will go through the preparation.Best of luck. In case you follow this suggestion and crack IAS exam, mention me in your speech :)

No, it will foolish step and you have to lost ₹1000 with no result as your rank is too high.Hardly, rank goes upto 45k–50k for a seat in GFTIs. But, if you are from North-east India then rank goes upto 2–3 lacks in home state quota in NITs.

For final year students or Ph.D. aspirants, working on a thesis or Dissertation is a real pain in the neck. The reasons for it to be considered as the most strenuous academic writing task are palpable. This lengthy task needs extensive research over the chosen topic along with keeping the given format and strict university guidelines in mind. Due to the shortage of time, improper English writing skills, and insufficient subject knowledge, students look for a reliable online dissertation writing services over the Internet, but it’s not that simple to find the right one.You may find several companies online but to find the best dissertation writing service, it’s important for you to keep certain things in mind. Let’s take a read through them one by one to get the clarity.For How Long is the Company Serving?First and foremost, all you need to do is read ‘About Us’ page of the company’s website. It’s important for you to know about the company’s year of establishment and in which countries and cities it is functioning. Do not completely rely on a dissertation writing service portal which has just now come into existence and a novice in the academic writing industry. Always go for the one that has made its mark by serving the students for many years.What are the Qualifications of the Dissertation Writers?The more you go through the company’s website content, the more you will get to know about the team associated with it. Make sure you read about the team of writers that the company has. Are they highly qualified? Do they have enough experience in writing dissertations? Keep in mind that the writer you’ve hired is a subject expert who can work on any given topic with utmost precision and ease. The dissertation is important, and it deserves to be written by a proficient writer or an expert.Do They Offer Free Unlimited Revisions?Many companies do not entertain the amendment requests that come from their clients, and if they do, then they charge a hefty amount of money to introduce even the slightest change in the final order. Make sure that whichever company you hire is offering you revisions without charging any extra cost.What About the Money-Back Policy?Be wise and always check for the return & refund policies of the company. Get enlightened of the terms and conditions on which they offer a money-back guarantee.Do They Deliver the Orders On-Time?When it comes to academic documents, you can’t just ignore this point. If you really care about your grades, then always hire a company that especially takes care of the delivery process and never delays in dispatching the orders.Are They Available Round-the-Clock?Choose a company contacting which doesn’t require much thinking and efforts. The customer support staff must be available at all hours to answer your queries promptly.What Do Customers Say About them?Always go through the testimonials and reviews that the clients have written for the services provided by the company. By doing so, you will get an idea about how do they treat their customers and is the customer satisfaction their priority or not.What About the Privacy and Confidentiality?Make sure that the company you’re hiring for your dissertation work takes your privacy into consideration and assures you not to share your personal details with any third party. Your details must remain confidential and should never be used for illicit activities.I feel by keeping the points mentioned above in mind; you will indeed be able to find the best dissertation writing service for yourself. I wish you good luck!!

On January 19, 1979, a big part of me died when my 26-year old brother Danny died due to complications arising after heart surgery. Back in 1979, imaging techniques were not like they are now. The doctors did not understand the morphology of Danny’s heart, and his ticker quit ticking because the pacemaker electrode was placed outside of his heart instead of its intended destination within a heart chamber.Looking back on this story, I instinctively knew that Danny’s death was an inevitability, although to me he was invincible. On the cold January night about a week or two before he died, I remember seeing him put on his jacket and head out the door on his way to the hospital. I was a 15-year old kid, laying on the carpet in front of the TV, watching some show at the time. My 6 foot 2 inch brother seemed extra large that night as he towered over me in his blue jacket as he turned towards me and said he would see me later.The details of his medical condition could fill a text book. He was born with a condition known as dextrocardia situs inversus totalis. This means that his heart was on the right side of his body and other organs were reversed, too.When he was born, he was supposed to die quickly. I guess God had a different plan for him and allowed him to stay with us for over 26 years. Although I spent many days of my life in Chicago’s Children’s Memorial Hospital during his illnesses, I never got tired of laying down with Danny when he got sick. I would place my head on his chest and listen to his heart beat a-rhythmically at over 220 beats per minute. At times it sounded like he had a percussion band inside his chest.With each episode of tachycardia he experienced, additional damage was being done to his heart muscles. The previous January (1978), Danny spent nearly a month in the hospital trying to recover from one of those episodes. The ventilator they used on him caused him to remain hoarse until he died a year later.Now getting back to his heart operation, I was sure Danny was going to survive. The doctors had installed a temporary pacemaker through his groin, and that electrode hit its target. With the aid of this pacemaker, Danny seemed stronger than ever, even though he had to be bedridden during this time.After a team of doctors were assembled and the permanent internal pacemaker was produced, the big day of the surgery arrived on Jan 19, 1979. After his surgery was over, I was relieved. I was able to visit him in his hospital room after the surgery was over and he had reawakened. We talked for a couple of minutes before I told him that I was going to be back to the hospital in a little while to see him. He said, “OK, I’ll see you later.” Those were the last words he ever spoke to me.I had to walk several miles home, through several feet of snow to pick-up radio control airplane equipment that I had ordered. Sometime during that cold and lonely walk, where no cars were driving down the roads due to the snow pack, Danny died. I didn’t know it at the time but I would soon find out when I returned to the hospital.I realized that Danny had died when I finally understood why my family, the nurses and the doctors were all crying in unison. When the truth hit my brain, it went into that high-speed recording mode and my primitive brain took over. I hit the floor, convulsing while I hyperventilated uncontrollably. While the nurses got a bag to place over my face, someone helped pick me up and put me in a chair as the nurses told me to hold my head low and breathe into the bag.After I emerged from the state of hyper-ventilation I was in, I managed to see him in his hospital bed. What I remember most about the moment that I saw him was that he died with a smile on his face. He died in peace and his pain was finally gone.After Danny died, I switched beds and started sleeping in his bed. Three nights later, Danny visited me in our bedroom in the middle of the night. His audible voice came into my bedroom and awoke me. As I sat up in the dark room, we had a conversation as my eyes strained to see his body. Although I’ll save most of the story for later, he told me that he had permission to talk to me because of the grief that I was suffering. He told me to believe that he was in a better place, a beautiful place, and to go on and live a happy life. He said that we would talk again if I never told anyone about this encounter.This event and the other situations I experienced at that time, had a very profound impact on me. My vision of life was completely re-written. I went from being a kid that played multiple sports to bring satisfaction to my Mom and Brother, to a kid that realized the impossibly thin edge that exists between life and death. I saw life passing in seconds, like a sun ray glimmering on a wave in a lake. To this day, I grieve over the loss of my brother and I look forward to the day we get to reunite.P.S.I didn’t tell this story to anyone for many months. Eventually, my immaturity as a 15 year-old coupled with the unbelievable nature of the after-death contact from Danny was too much for me to bear. I ended up sharing this story with my good friend Steve.Since that confession, Danny has never contacted me again. I broke the rules and have paid the price, although I was blessed to have my personal religion solidified for my lifetime.I know that many readers of this story will not believe it, but that is OK with me. I probably wouldn’t believe it either if someone told it to me. However, this encounter was the most profound event of my life and I know that it happened. Those minutes I shared with my deceased brother are with me every day that I live and have given me peace and solitude as I pass through space and time in this wonderful life.

Great question. I'm glad you're looking into how best to fill out the FAFSA; while undocumented students don't qualify for federal funds, you may be eligible for financial aid from states, colleges and private organizations. First, speak with the colleges you're applying to and explain your situation. Schools and states have different approaches, but the financial aid office will be your best resource. They may tell you to fill out your FAFSA using "000-00-0000" as your Social Security Number, or will ask you to complete an alternate form. More guidance is available in this guide, which walks students step-by-step through the FAFSA application.  This section is specifically for undocumented students, in case that's your situation.Good luck!

Well to be very specific, I did my internship from Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, Dehradun which apparently is a part of the ISRO. I have a computer science engineering background, but I know about the procedure to join ISRO as a research trainee (that's what I was told when I joined the organisation). To get an internship in ISRO is not a cup of tea. You need to have a solid link who can atleast refer you to some divisional head and process your request, unlike in my case. There are very few centers of ISRO such as IIRS Dehradun, SAC Hyderabad, another one in Ahmedabad which provide internship programmes for the undergrads. Do check out their websites for online application, for example refer to this link: External Projects/ Internship for IIRS Dehradun.Most importantly, you should be mentally prepared to face interviews and answer well when they call you. In my case, I had applied online and had a referral from my department's head which helped me to get a call for the internship. Start looking out for centers which offer internship programmes for mechanical undergrads and try to link up with the scientists/engineers who work there. Send them a professional email with your resume and tell them how you signNowed to them and why do you want the internship position. Good luck ahead!

If a person is 25 years or younger, not married and meets Allstate's GPA requirements, he or she has the opportunity to save up to 20 percent on auto insurance premiums. The good student discount requires that a certificate form from Allstate be completed with information about the student and returned.

The Allstate Good Student Discount Defined If a person is 25 years or younger, not married and meets Allstate's GPA requirements, he or she has the opportunity to save up to 20 percent on auto insurance premiums.

Good student discount \u2013 single full-time students under 25 can save up to 20% with the good student discount if they get good grades, typically a \u201cB\u201d average or Dean's List. Multi-policy discount \u2013 save an extra 10% on your car insurance by insuring your home or apartment with Allstate.

Insurance companies underwriting guidelines vary on how much the good student discount will be for those that meet their requirements. The average good student discount is 7 percent. The average insurance rate that includes those drivers is $6,110.

The good student discount can be a serious discount, ranking high among other top money savers on car insurance. The percentage of savings for the good student discount does vary by the insurance carrier; however, I have seen savings up to $300 per year on some car insurance policies.