New Delhi

Fiftytwo aspirants for the civil services who received coaching in the Jamia Millia Islamia's coaching institute, Residential Coaching Academy (RCA) has cleared the Civil services mains examination declared by the Union Public Service Commission, for the year 2021.

 

The successful candidates of the Center for Coaching and Career Planning, Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) are now required to appear for the Personality Test (Interview) to be held in the month of April.

 

Besides, in the coming days about 40 students are also going to appear in the main examination of various state civil services. Professor Abid Haleem, in charge of RCA, has expressed happiness over the result.

 

UPSC Civil Services Recruitment 2021 interview will be held from 5th April 2022 at UPSC Headquarters in New Delhi. UPSC Civil Services Main Examination was conducted from 7 January to 16 January 2022.

 

The interview is an important stage in the UPSC exam. At present, the admit card for the interview has not been issued for these candidates who have appeared in the civil services examination. This admit-card will be issued in the next few days.

 

Jamia's RCA is one such coaching academy from where 220 students have been selected in civil services in the last 10 years. This is the Residential Coaching Academy (RCA) located at Jamia Millia Islamia. Apart from civil services, 220 students from this academy have also been selected for important institutions like PCS, Bank PO, RBI. The great thing is that this coaching is free for the students. Admission here is done on the basis of the entrance exam.

 

Last year also 44 RCA candidates cleared the UPSC exam, including third topper Junaid Ahmed. In 2020, Sanchita Sharma of RCA Jamia topped the list of successful candidates for the UPSC exam. She was preparing for the examinations by staying in the RCA hostel for two years.

 

At the coaching institute, many IAS and IPS officers are coming to meet the children studying in the government schools of Delhi. These officials are not only meeting the students but are also giving the students the experience of cracking the UPSC exam.

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Several IAS officers including District Magistrate of Delhi, Sonalika Jiwani shared her preparation experiences with the students.

 

Giving information about the preparation of the UPSC exam to the children, Sonalika Jivani said that during the preparation always do smart study and stay focused. Use a smartphone very smartly so that it becomes your companion in preparation and not a hindrance.