UPPSC PCS Interview: Interview of successful candidates for UCSC Public Service Commission PCS 2020 Main Examination commenced on Thursday. On the first day, the interview was dominated by panchayat elections, peasant movement and corona vaccination. Seven boards were created for the interview and almost all the boards were asked questions related to the panchayat elections. The Board asked the candidate how to develop the Gram Panchayat if you become an SDM. Another candidate, if you are a deputy SP, you will be working in an area where violence occurs during the election, then you will be asked what your preparation is. In which districts of the state, how many panchayat elections will be held. Who will hold this election.
The board asked Bareilly’s candidate, Why are farmers agitating in Delhi? What improvements have been made to farmers in the new agricultural law? How can the income of the farmers double with this. The board has asked the candidate which state has the highest corona infection. How many people in the country have received the corona vaccine. In which countries a country-made corona vaccine is sent. How to suppress Kovid? BTech asked the candidate how to use a computer to prevent corruption. Asked what is a self-sufficient India project. What is the Defense Corridor and what has been done in the Defense field? What is geography called? What is the difference between nation, country and state? Called Agricultural Science Center, what are its functions? How NGOs Affect Rural Development.
What movie have you seen in the past?
The board asked the candidate what AAP has seen in the past. This candidate replied that he had seen the pink picture. The board said the film’s full story should be told in two lines. Another candidate asked the board what was lacking in the political system. The candidate replied that it was criminalization. The board asked what can be done to prevent it. What is the role of the Election Commission in this regard?
Frequently Asked Questions from Ichsical Topic
Students who came out of the interview said that this time more questions were asked regarding current topics.
The first day was 96 percent attendance
On the first day, 112 candidates were called for interview. There were 55 candidates in the first shift and 53 candidates in the second. That is, attendance was 96 per cent.
