UPSC: To help emerging aspirants achieve their dream, many private and government-funded / funded institutions offer free community-based training services to those who want to be promoted.
Each year, nearly one million baptismal candidates from various economic and educational backgrounds from the UPSC public service survey. With so many resources, references, online sites and Youtube videos available, a person who loves to read things often encounters puzzling questions about where to start and where to start. Proper guidance plays a key role in determining preparation. But not everyone can spend a lot of money learning to access these resources.
To help these emerging social workers achieve their dream, many private and government-funded / funded institutions provide free public services to train aspirants. Access to these institutions may vary, but their goal is to make training and leadership available to all. Below is a list of institutions that provide UPSC public service trainers free of charge.
Jamia Millia Islamia residential coaching academy, New Delhi
The Jamia Millia Islamia RCA provides free hostel training for a limited number of 200 partners, SC, STs and women (of all communities) to prepare for community services (first-cum-main). The 20 percent Scholarship allowed for students at Rs 2000 per month is also offered on the basis of means-cum-merit.
The RCA conducts training entry trials in 12 cities across the country. A total of 34 RCA students, JMI eliminated the community exams (mains) 2020 exams held in January 2021.
Application: Interested and eligible nominees can download the application form from the official website .
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