Jamia Hamdard VC Interview by My Education Wire
There are various institutes in the city which provide coaching for civil services. The civil service has been the dream of many so lakh of students try their luck our every to be selected in this prestigious higher jobs.
But if you get the expert hand on your preparation it becomes little easier for you to clear the exam
Jamia Hamdard is one such destination for all your worries for UPSC Civil Service exam.The application process has started on 22 January and will be closing on 10 February.
Also Watch the Vice Chancellor (Dr. Mohammad Afshar Alam) Interview – Click Here
We tried to know the selection process and quality of training provided to these students. What their past record says about the selection of the candidates who take the coaching.
The best of the coaching is that it prepares you to the last hindrance (interview) to the candidates who are selected for interview stage.
Abu Wahab of myeducationwire had an talk in this regard to Jamia Hamdard VC Dr.Afsar Alam who gave answer to the question put before him and also had cleared certain doubts.
Dr.Afshar Alam is the VC and Director of RCA coaching. Jamia Hamdard admit 85 students every year to prepare them for Civil Service Exam. These 85 students are given training without burning their pocket.
15 seats are reserved for Self-Financed candidates and they are charged the fees.
The free coaching is provided to SC/ST/Minorties and women candidates.The only charge these students is the food and lodging.
Result has been handsome in the past say on an average 4 to 5 candidates clear the both preliminary and Main Exam and finally interview stage.
Is it meant for Delhi Students only?
No any student from any part of India can join this coaching provided he/she clears the pre entrance test to get admission this coaching.
You can watch the full interview here
Those students who wants to prepare for the UPSC, the RCA of Jamia Hamdard has been coaching for the last 15 years. Every year, 5-6 candidates clear the civil exam from Jamia Hamdard. Our journalist colleague Mohammad Abuwahab spoke to the Vice
