How Indians crack one of the world's toughest exams - BBC News

India's Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exams, sat by young men and women who want to join the country’s vast civil service, are seen as one of the toughest tests in the world.
A million candidates apply to appear in the gruelling three-stage exam every year, with less than 1% making it to the second stage.
While preparing for the UPSC, Gamini Singla stayed away from friends, did not go on vacations and avoided family meetings and celebrations for nearly three years.
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[@freevoice6611]

IIT is toughest but success rate is 1% Civil services exam success rate is 0.1%. That's make it more tougher than anything

[@markgonsalves]

Not to mention the lakhs of rupees of bribe you must pay for the oficers to approve your application. Utterly disgusting.

[@nycto0]

Civil services isn't tough concept wise, Its syllabus is vast. IIT exam questions are very tough concept wise.

[@ShivamsinghRajpoot-jc5pd]

IIT and uspc both are different and tough exam Not similar both

[@Deepak_Maurya_]

@@nycto0 yes you are right 👍

[@devavratmishra6188]

IIT exams are easier than UPSC. Just go through syllabus, toughness, amount of time, no of papers, patience and interviews. IIT is just an aptitude test but UPSC tests personality and aptitude both.

[@National_Torture_Agency]

NEET requires speed and accuracy JEE requires critical thinking UPSC requires memorization and smartness IIT is hard to get AIIMS is harder Civil service is the hardest These exams require different skillsets so cannot be compared

[@devveer3815]

Memorization and creativity . Essay and answer types

[@__Martiandodo]

Ohk memorize and see if u can crack 😂

[@vimalvestron8684]

guys doesn't matter what is tough what is easy.. these people just experimenting on swaying youth and diving and then attacking country like they did recently by running propaganda on Honorable Prime Minister. Whatever exam you're preparing just do that instead of brainstorming irrelevant distractions.

[@bold9676]

Upsc is not just memorization...the fact that it can't easily be understood what it needs is one of the things that makes it so tough.

[@asusvivobook1517]

Knosi sastha nasha karte ho bhai, shayad world`s toughest nasha karte ho😂. UPSC and memorization? 0.1% success rate kya hota hai pata hai

[@paulsmith9954]

I was UPSC aspirant. I failed but study made me a whole different person.

[@fzee990]

Till which stage were to u able to reach? Why did you stop trying?

[@Chandan.ny4248]

What are you doing nowadays?

[@faiyazkabir41]

I hope you'll do something greater in life

[@lol311]

@@Chandan.ny4248 Railway Grp D

[@karthickias5307]

@Salman I am also same condition like you due to financial condition I temporarily goes to delivery job. We face the problem with one hand.many problems come and go.time is precious than anything. Give your good attempt. Life is very short my dear friend always be happy. Happiness with your study. Become IAS to serve our people.

[@ajaykumarsaket8853]

It's not about exam or success rate, when you start preparing for upsc,you gain a whole new personality, you start thinking rationally ,you become mature knowledgeable personal

[@vivekyadavinvestments4018]

Not Lamao it's LBSNAA

[@Palaniappan.7837]

Yet I find the civil service officers devoid of any truth and reason. I see in them far more corruption compared to even politicians.

[@techmania5957]

You just learn to fake,Stop with all this bullshit that you enhance your personality All you learn is to get up and work again

[@ajaykumarsaket8853]

@@Palaniappan.7837 human is a social animal and changes with environment and exceptions are everywhere my frnd, there may be some corrupt officers but not all🙂

[@gobimurugesan2411]

Then y u guys are voting for PJP?...lol

[@carthicss1]

Politicians should be made to clear these exams

[@ramprasanth3500]

Unfortunately then they will become bureaucrats rather than politicians.

[@ShubhamSharma-ye8we]

It should be made mandatory for them.

[@yeahyeah9869]

Why?? Do you think IAS officers are not corrupt???

[@shahanshahpolonium]

Yeah like comment "politicians politicians" everywhere. Why don't you become a politician and fix everything

[@gauravsinha184]

Tab rajya sabha me fir koi nhi hoga kabhi pas nhi krega wo log

[@tdb7992]

I really enjoy Tibbee's videos on Indian exams. It's sad that Indian exams are structured around eliminating people as the number of places at universities is so low, rather than using the exam to establish which students are capable of furthering their studies at a university level. I'm Australian, so I have a soft spot for Indians. We've always played cricket against each other and been friends. I just wish they'd abolish this archaic style of testing that was introduced during colonial times in favour of how examinations are carried out in Western nations now. India has so much potential, one day it will be a superpower, but its young people always move overseas - partly because these types of exams are very bad at teaching young people how to think as opposed to simply memorising text books.

[@karthikj8969]

It’s a civil service exam not a university exam . There is a reason only the cream of candidates qualify

[@NazriB]

Lies again? AMWF CAR

[@prasadkondepudi2593]

TD B, have you ever met the students who crack these exams? You would know the effectiveness of these exams when you do.

[@WalknTalkVlogs]

You are right. Students in India spend years just for preparing for these exams. It takes away the creative energy eventually which they could use to build a product or a company, per say. No doubt these exams help in selecting the cream, but the number of students who didn't qualify the exams lose a lot of productive years of their life, often ending depressed.

[@fidenahmed2905]

Exactly our government is doing this now so yeah now it will be easy in upcoming years

[@Michael-yo3vu]

Rough stats for those who aren't familiar with this exam : 1,000,000 applicants, 1,000 gets selected, Out of the thousand, only some 250 gets selected for the most prestigious Indian Administrative Service, Indian Police Service & Indian Foreign Service.

[@sainis.7403]

Only Top 65 can rest assured of getting IAS

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

@@sainis.7403 true

[@BondJFK]

@@sainis.7403 IFS is better you can travel around the world and work for country without boot licking local politicians

[@sainis.7403]

@@BondJFK I personally like IAS better. The idea of spending many years in countries like Pakistan, Syria, Iran in Foreign Service makes me uncomfortable.

[@AnythingYashubh]

And what about Indian Forest services?

[@sunny123k]

To those fighting over JEE and NEET, not everyone is after a career in applied sciences. Engineering and Medicine are both applied sciences. Many also aspire to pursue a career in pure sciences such as physics, chemistry and biology and become a scientist. But, there's hardly any zeal and environment for scientific research in this country.

[@debarjandatta2170]

Facilities are bad in this country for research. My father emigrated to USA for this reason, he came back again and he often tells the difference in environment. In other countries people will work together so that both benefit here people will prevent you from succeeding even if it harms them more. So much bureaucracy and corruption in this country is not conducive to research.

[@sreedevipushpakrishnan1188]

Ironically a lot of these people who cleared JEE and NEET end up preparing UPSC.😂

[@sherlockholmes882]

I am one of those who wanted to be scientist. Studied Physics in graduation. But opportunities here are very less, I couldn't go outside due to family responsibilities. So I ended up preparing for civil services.

[@anmolkasaundhan]

in a country with more than a billion people, trying to secure your dream job is like searching for a needle in haystack... really hit hard 🙃 . . omg 1k likes 😮...fr the first time! thank you:)

[@BustingNUTS]

Because they’d rather starve than abstain from having children Basically peasant mentality

[@aparichitupscaspirant1544]

🤣

[@asrafulhossain2869]

Use a big magnet

[@SimV239]

Haystack of privilege & government reservations 🙃

[@TheShadowKid131]

@@coolmaster3190 no way! Nomatter how much rich you are, you can never get a sit in IIT without qualifying Jee advanced

[@punshibakhaidemcha6881]

India's UPSC Civil Service examination is one of the world's toughest exam and it is also India's oldest competitive exam. Perseverance, Patience, Dedication, Smart work plus Hard work are the three essential elements for cracking this prestigious examination. I, as a UPSC Aspirant, also learnt, during my course of UPSC preparation, that in life sometimes we have to sacrifice what we love the most in order to achieve big things. UPSC exam is so tough because after selection that person is going to administer world's largest and most complex democratic country.

[@amit_jena_]

SK sir ki speech chhap di kya 😅

[@wussipuss862]

upsc preparation se maths bhool gya kya bkl

[@phoenixforphysics9406]

Upsc is tough bcoz you don't know the ending of syallabus🙂 it is very vast and all other exams are sort of easy in comparison to upsc bcoz they have syllabus and you have to apply your ability to solve that question 🙂 with concept

[@mang19855]

Indian competitive examination like UPSC civil services is the toughest on earth i can say ... Steps process prelims exam after Main exam after interview 🔥 3stage people are preparing for 2-5yrs Top post IAS,IPS,IRS and many more....

[@bruha12]

Kiddo you have no idea about gaokao then.😂😂 Nor do you have any idea about the difficulty level of the questions asked in JEE ADVANCED

[@Akash-rs2yp]

@@bruha12 RMO and INMO laughing in the corner

[@bruha12]

@@Akash-rs2yp Indeed. They will. After learning that some brainless d!ckheads are comparing JEE ADVANCED with puny u(pee)(ass)c why wouldn't they laugh.

[@rdx706]

​@@bruha12paper toughness guided by section ratio not by how tough paper is

[@bruha12]

@Richa Sarmah Any credible report to prove your claims ? I know you won't have any to show. We have several examples where an aspirant who failed to crack even JEE Mains begged under top 10 ranks in UPSC one such is Srushti Jayant Deshmukh. I haven't ever encountered any IITian indulging in such discussions. They are hardly free. Not have I seen an IAS UPSC aspirant doing badmouthing in comment sections. Don't tell me the fictious tales of your friends coz the success rate if Engineers is highest in UPSC, even they are from a 3-tier college. Erudera in his recent survey has concluded that the toughest Exam of the world is GAOKAO from China, and JEE ADVANCED is second most toughest followed by UPSC. Also let me remind you that an ENGINEER is capable of making a successful transition in any field be it Medical, Law, Civil Services etc etc while the students of other fields won't be able to clear the exams of 1sem Computer Science engineering.

[@Sileff]

Summary: turn off social media and study = pass the exam.

[@fahmidanazim4279]

Exactly 😁

[@altmosetz_01]

Bottom line - Pass the exam or have a life .

[@bibekmisra3488]

True😁

[@inamoka12345]

It's not about socmed, but it's about fighting procrastination.

[@dr_rockybhai9904]

Hahaa yeaa😂

[@BBC.SUPERONLY]

My father cleared UPSC exam twice and I really proud of you "Papa "

[@surajsisodia7329]

What's your father's name ?

[@ravirajan8740]

What is he now

[@rana8533]

My name is Subodh Jaiswal.

[@shazam1334]

@@rana8533 My name is Binod Jaiswal

[@fujoshiraikantopeini717]

Wow

[@mohamedfaizan9844]

Everyone thinks people move abroad for money. What no one knows is that THIS is the primary reason why parents move abroad - to let their children breathe and live a normal life and have a career where years are not spent preparing for exams. I’m one of them.

[@SimV239]

So true! Finally a sane voice. We too moved to a different country recently & I can see how my daughter is finally able to breathe. There’s no unnecessary pressure. She’s allowed to redo her tests, if she wants or if her scores aren’t satisfactory, teachers & students share a camaraderie that she was surprised to see, because in India, teachers had no time to know their students, as they had a schedule to keep up with, like finishing the portions etc. my daughter feels seen & heard because she experienced some form of discrimination & favouritism while studying in India, she was not recognised for the talents she had, instead she was expected to have the talents , other kids had. The kids in India are always judged based on their academic performance, there is absolutely no regard for their personality or talent. Their innocent questions are ridiculed, their efforts are snubbed, unless you’re a class topper. I can’t help but think about all those children with some kind of learning disabilities, my heart breaks for them. Thanks to all the online studies during covid, I got to see first hand, how toxic the school environment in India is!

[@mohamedfaizan9844]

@@SimV239 Thank you! I second everything you say. Unfortunately the minute one tries to give any constructive criticism about India, instead of seeing how to improve, we are labelled anti national these days. Anyway I don’t care. For me, my son’s well being matters more than any label.

[@neomi691]

@@mohamedfaizan9844 these issues are common and logical. It cannot be labelled as anti national. Criticize everything🙏

[@boos_2]

Well said bro...💯

[@justahuman3669]

​@@mohamedfaizan9844 constructive criticism.... something which is beyond the Imagination of your community. Give me one example of your kind of so called constructive criticism about india .

[@diptiraj24]

Here I'm watching the video sitting in library and thinking how I'm balancing my degree course and preparing for competitive exams, and where life is going to take me.

[@tahsinnoorshahbazkhan6727]

India is a great place of people with exceptional talent and genuine character

[@xxii_ix_xix_viii_xiv_xxi3889]

Cracking it is one big step and serving as IAS is another major challenge in India. UPSC might be the toughest exam but life is tougher and time will make it even harder. You have to choose this service if you have mindset and patience to tackle with these kind of situations.

[@Mechantrechyrmang]

I agree with you. Most people think only about cracking this exam they never think about life's ahead after clearing the exam is even tougher than the preparation part, different problems require different approach, trying to be a good civil servant is even harder in this corrupt world

[@jokerstudio7075]

All the toughest exams restricted by their acceptance ratio 0.1% but CA FInal restricted by quality of attempt.

[@urbanistvlog]

IIT Bombay has an acceptance rate of 0.01%

[@g12nm]

Have friends who failed to get admission for medicine or decent engineering colleges, but ended up getting ranks for CA. When asked their response, for Science Students CA is easy, the competition is mainly with Commerce Students

[@sujaypaul369]

"There is no greater test in this world than the test paper of life"...❤️💐

[@Doliradiva]

I've been a UPSC exam taker since 2019, facing all drasticities since my father fell ill with mental illness, and I still cracked UPSC @bbc

[@hashblack11]

Fantastic bro👍

[@jain_swati]

cap

[@nishantupadhyay01]

Rank and year pls~

[@allaboutfood8239]

​@@nishantupadhyay01kyu janna hai tujhe 😂

[@langhualal]

I'm from North corner region of India where seeing a helicopter in the sky was like a dream come true. There was a time I told my loving Mom that I wanted to be an IAS officer when I grow up. To which she replied, isn't that be cool, teaching school students /younger generations quality education? I wasn't shocked because I knew she didn't have any knowledge about it. I made her understand a minute later. Now, I'm a UPSC CSE aspirant.

[@mohitkhadanga]

All the best 👍🏻

[@suvendunayak207]

Ok..But r u sure u will qualify the exam?? I think they shall impose reservation area wise also..So that many people wont waste their time. Coz i have read people waste 4/5yr then with no job..People will be like 30 with no job sitting in home jobless.Fck no for me ...All the very best to u

[@SivaRam1432-.-]

All the best, it's soo moving

[@rawat87]

**"Nothing is tough, nor is easy". When you start comparing, its seems easy and when you get involved in the process of cracking any one of them, the very same exam turns into tough automatically. This is the secret of life. " _Those_ who say, I can do and those who say I can't; both are correct"**

[@aayushmishra909]

Competitive exams in India are toughest 📖In a country with a huge population nd huge unemployment,getting a safe government job is everyman's dream.

[@MrJaY.]

Did u hear indian railway exam..its process is done in 5 years ..its notification come when election is near and result come after 5 year ..

[@aeymed]

Indians r so fuckingly intelligent and smart. They're good in ITs, they have one of the most beautiful and diverse culture, the beautiful people, more than anything they're my beautiful neighbors. Lots of love from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇮🇳❤

[@sebastianguerre6868]

Not really, the average intelligence isn't very high but if you have 1.5 billion people there are going to be a hell of a lot of statistical outliers.

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Absolutely spot on they take education very seriously..

[@hmmmmm2634]

Indians have been scamming the world…they’re fkn brilliant at that

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

@@hmmmmm2634 So have NIGERIA,,CHINA,,EUROPE,,AMERICA everyone scams eachother so you can't blame all Indians when it's just a small percentage of them that are the scammers..

[@dynamite2520]

@Sebastian Guerre yes just like South American countires have the highest crime rates. here in the UK indian population is 3% so a minority, but they are the highest paid in the whole country so what you just said is bs. Indian people have class and status everywhere they go so stop hating.

[@jordanking7995]

Competition started from When we born in India🇮🇳 But, this cut throat competition makes us more strong. Survival of the fittest.

[@d_pratik1]

F*ck these examinations. I can understand some amount of healthy competition is necessary but people literally kill themselves because of the pressure. We should honestly make changes to the way exams like these are conducted and stop pushing so many kids to pursue engineering and medical . They lose all their hopes and ambitions because of so much competition and not everyone is cut out for this

[@avinashmanhas660]

Quote given by functionalist @ herbert spencer...

[@Palaniappan.7837]

Thank God that we have some sane people left in this senseless moronic nation. The idiot who mentioned that the Indian education system makes us “strong” boiled my blood. We have more fools that several nations combined here. What a disappointment…

[@Perfectionist99]

If you r from reserved category then ur exception

[@kurtomom]

Yeah, SC/ST/OBC reservation... cough, cough...India would not be so backward if it had respected the law of nature.

[@udycastro629]

Here in Brazil we have an Entrance Exam compared to the IIT/JEE which is the IME and ITA, many students study 3 years beyond High School to prepare for the Exam, it is very competitive. Another observation is that students use Indian, Russian and Peruvian books and teaching materials. Besides, many students take mock tests using the IIT/JEE exam papers.

[@peak_911]

you all are getting your life fucked by following india/chinese exams? don't do that

[@ayushmansingh5302]

I am a Jee advanced aspirant,we also use foreign books such as IE Irodov,krotov,SL loney,Clayden ,JD lee,etc Jee advanced questions are out of the world. Have you ever written a jee advanced mock test? In jee advanced 2023 a chimney problem based on Bernoulli theorem and equation of continuity was asked,it was the question from taken from MIT question paper.

[@udycastro629]

@@ayushmansingh5302 I've seen the IIT exams, it's almost the same as the ITA exams and also the IME exams. I was never interested in doing IIT mock tests. Our tests are basically divided into two parts: the first part of the exam is an objective multiple-choice test, those approved go to the second phase, which is a test with discursive questions, where the candidate is obliged to show all the steps taken until the answer, at the end there is also a language and writing test written in Portuguese, as well as an English test. Both phases are very challenging, especially the second phase.

[@ayushmansingh5302]

@@udycastro629 Do you have read any Indian author's book.

[@udycastro629]

@@ayushmansingh5302 No, in Brazil you generally don't have access to Indian books. The common foreign books here are from the USA, France, Germany, England, Russia, Peru, as well as those made by Brazilian authors, which are also great.

[@indie5621]

I have also prepared for this exam and even appeared once. It is not easy for sure, but also not that difficult. What actually makes it hard is not really its design/pattern, but rather the competition and the stakes involved. Civil services attract many young Indians for many reasons, and because there are so few places every year and so many aspirants, the competition is unbearable. Also, because all these candidates dedicate the prime of their youth to this exam preparation, with no gains in case of failure, the stakes are very high too. These two factors make the whole process extremely stressful and succeeding in the exam difficult. In the end, if you ask me, it is not really worth it.

[@Dctv999]

I am a Pakistani Hindu and I love India

[@Akhil-gd1fl]

And?

[@sagarshetty3175]

@@Akhil-gd1fl he might be dead soon .

[@nousername1587]

Come to India

[@SivaRam1432-.-]

Good to know dear

[@Dctv999]

@@nousername1587 I am happy in Pakistan...

[@doodle606]

Upsc is more about perseverance and patience, while neet and jee is not i guess

[@youtubestudies4173]

Try solving a lengthy jee advance maths question, u will come to know what patience means 😂

[@doodle606]

@@youtubestudies4173 i think reading multiple books, news papers, current affairs journals and what not , writing multiple essays, prepping for few years losing it for 1 mark, writing exam again starting from scratch , requires more patience than reading a 10 liner question of maths, physics or anything. Diff people hv may hv different opinions though😂

[@youtubestudies4173]

@@doodle606 there's a reason why most upsc qualifiers are iitians 😂 they have already passed through jee

[@doodle606]

@@youtubestudies4173 and how does that matter here?

[@youtubestudies4173]

@@doodle606 i might somewhat agree that upsc needs more content but jee advance is much more tougher in terms of critical thinking

[@kamalendrasinhchampavat103]

Let's be honest with ourselves, why we millions of Indians are mad behind civil service exams?? Because we all love our country so much and we really really want to serve the nation. This is the answer of civil aspirant during interview. Reality is 90% of these aspirants are interest in TABLE NICHE KI KAMAI. pls don't give me example of rare species. God bless indian from this civil service exams. Love n Peace - I need justice 🙏🏼

[@justicedoesntexist1919]

Exactly. what is the use when they clear the exam and corrupt the system even more. Only few are honest and suffer due to others.

[@rickdalton7928]

Exactly!! It's just for social status, none of these aspirants actually love their country.

[@mdasifhassan]

@@rickdalton7928 Aap ke mu mein laddu.Exactly social status.Had it been UK no one cares a Pm or a minister if he is on the road.That should be the mindset of people.and the torchbearers should be these OFFICERS.But no they wanted to get attention.There could be few who really help people without arrogance

[@zinjanthropus322]

You would think the Indian government would be more capable with such a difficult entrance exam.

[@kevinp9110]

the moment they passed the exam, the candidates are pretty much average when it comes to getting work done.

[@zinjanthropus322]

@@kevinp9110 Or standardized tests aren't a good filter for capable government staff.

[@shorya794]

they all work under the corrupted government , so most of them get corrupted themselves and even if they dont handful of them cant make the change although they keep trying throughout their career and government doesn't let these people( who cleared all 3 stages and became a civil servant) do anything which doesn't suit their political interest

[@Ajor777]

Politicians limit's them, making no use of fullest potential they posses. Sad reality of so called toughest exam.

[@shomikoto7558]

@@kevinp9110 lol, no they can't do anything against the illiterate ministers sitting over their head. In India educated is a fool and fool is a leader.

[@rockysage7760]

Ironically, IAS exam isn't as difficult compared to other exams like NEET or IIT JEE. But IAS obviously has fewer seats and thus the intense competition for the limited ones. Edit: Many people commenting about the vastness of the syllabus is exactly my point. Why does a public servant require such extensive knowledge is history/ politics or another subject? No other developed country requires its public servants to do so. IAS exam system is outdated.

[@kashishprashar9502]

Right bro

[@mukulbhati8914]

🤣🤣🤣WORLD'S toughest exam🤣🤣🤣 There are other countries too but they don't conducts toughest exam for bootlicking otherwise Indians would have nailed that🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dnd5501]

yeah it is the competition which makes it tough not the exam level..IIT JEE is tougher than this

[@tired.....247]

Really neet is tougher than upse?

[@simulationl279]

how? they cheat of course. lndians always do.

[@vikeng21]

It's not about the exams that you pass Its about how you can handle the pressure later. That is when these people will be put to test and that is the most difficult part then an exam. Do they buckle under pressure or become part of it that reality should also be shown.

[@koushik8446]

As an Indian i too wondered how my own people Clear those tough exams.

[@sanjana3218]

Considering the difficulty level of questions UPSC is not as difficult as IIT , ISI, PMT etc. However, the success rate is low because of the lower number of seats and is extremely subjective - prelims are subject to the subjects you choose, as its impossible to normalise difficulty level across different subjects. The interviews are even more subjective because they can ask anything under the sky and there is no blueprint of selection criteria there. Not to mention reservations and other forms of affirmative actions.

[@upsctalk28]

It's really hard to be an UPSC aspirant , knowing everything is hard to prepare...

[@PavanKumar-ft5hi]

Most candidates write these exams because of the pressure from their parents, some get brainwashed into thinking govt jobs are the best. If you are talented you can get 40-50 LPA jobs in private sector. So many engineering degrees wasted because of this (administrative posts). Leave it to non technical graduates.

[@mirajanebiba2545]

Exactly my point!! Thank you for this

[@debjithoreroy9784]

It is actually not tough in terms of merit, rather it is tough in terms of the toxic competition that comes in with the over-population

[@siddhkr.6966]

I'm also an UPSC aspirant. I think that IIT JEE is tougher than UPSC.

[@themateo5233]

U are legend

[@realShikha885]

I am going to give JEE advanced in 2023.

[@Brodragon2225]

Vaiii jee advanced mein selection ho jata hain question ki toh baat hi nhi hain upsc total format and competition makes it toughest jee advanced mein sabhi kam hi marks laate hain so does not matter

[@Preet45361]

@@realShikha885 but you're spending lots of time on social media...that means iit jee exam are halua

[@rajessss]

When you say tougher, it has various aspects: - Number of seats available vs number of applications -Difficulty of questions -Syllabus etc etc. So UPSC is by far the toughest nut to crack!

[@manikantatatvamasi7804]

It is tough because of 3 levels and comprehensive subjects encompassing almost everything. Best of the best go in. Question comes from our of the Box

[@worldview730]

Kudos to them for their positive choices in life.

[@5am88]

😂😂 corrupt

[@abhikalash8330]

Congratulation🇺🇸🇮🇳

[@abhradeepghosh7102]

Because of our massive population everything is super competitive here. Even if you pass board exams with a 95 % it doesn't mean anyting to the premier institutes. You have to compete with 10-20 lakhs people for a good college. Even basic software jobs too have 1000 to 2000 applicants just for 15 to 20 openings.

[@robbenvanpersie1562]

So Population is an asset/liability for our country?

[@kimjongunvevo]

@@robbenvanpersie1562 its an asset to the country and a liability to you

[@biotecz1052]

Now you knew the potential of India....chalo Der aaye durust aaye

[@gmshadowtraders]

You Indians are the best! Unstoppable man!

[@nitinmishra3017]

Thanks Wbu?

[@Cray-wilder]

Gamini is my hero. I hope she will do the best for the people she serves.

[@pashtunchannel1038]

Will she make toilets for the public

[@Cray-wilder]

@@pashtunchannel1038 she gets to rule an entire district now.

[@pashtunchannel1038]

@@Cray-wilder regardless show me a public toilet in the district quickly I need 2 dump off

[@Cray-wilder]

@@pashtunchannel1038 thousands of policemen will take orders from her. You can't even blink without her permission.

[@pashtunchannel1038]

@@Cray-wilder I just blinked 😉

[@sachinjain540]

How Indians crack the world's toughest exam... cause they're far more mentally superior than Charle's subjects 😂😂

[@RajendraKumar-tz3by]

By raising our moral high... It's tough but indian made to handle toughness

[@smart123735]

after that they will be taking orders from politicians who aren't even passed 10 th grade exams🤣🤣🤣

[@pentagon141]

Savage

[@mithsindia5150]

In terms of final selection upsc is most difficult,in terms of level of toughness IIT JEE is the toughest. But yeah overall UPSC civil services handsdown most difficult

[@akshay_hemane]

Right, some aspirants prepare for number of years

[@akbarali-fh4rb]

This desperation for Govt job shows two things 1- Reputation/Prestige in society. Wants to become Seth or live like a Seth at the expense of poor people 2- Lack of opportunities in private sector

[@morbius9537]

As said, one likes to pride themselves in their hard work to the limit they feel as if other exams are easier

[@SpiritedTravellerr]

Thank God finally bbc talk one positive thing about India

[@BlueSkiesAbove39]

There is nothing positive about India so what else can the BBC report?

[@shravankhedekar]

@@BlueSkiesAbove39blind

[@BlueSkiesAbove39]

@@shravankhedekar Not as blind as you.

[@utkarshsingh8297]

@@BlueSkiesAbove39 True yaar, and even this news is not positive, yaha ke log pagal he

[@krishansaini8233]

I know we Indian's are so smart ... And kind hearted full of culture.. Education started in india when other civilization's live for food.. Jai Hindi ..

[@rudraraj9788]

UPSC is Hard Work All India Service is feeling

[@INDIANARMY786-]

No Dout India have world's talented people 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@dwightk.schrute3920]

oh no, no social media and no cinema, what a horror

[@prasenjitdeshi]

All Indian students only one dream job UPSC 🥰

[@himanshu7080]

In India cracking even SSC MTS exam is a challenge now a days May almighty save new youth

[@literallynothinghere9089]

This is not something prestigious but rather problematic. Such high population must be like being trapped in a room with no air

[@Aubrey_Graham1]

It's so tough a Couple yrs ago like 22 students committed suicide before even finding out the results because of pressure alone

[@rahuldahoob4513]

😭

[@Rahul-vl6bu]

Nah it might be IIT exam...UPSC candidate are way mature

[@Fekuchand_]

@@Rahul-vl6bu just type upsc suicide in Google 😒

[@waltherhoffman6310]

This might be the first time that BBC is showing a video of India without mentioning Hindutva nationalism, poverty or slums.

[@falinks7814]

Ig u don't watch bbc news regularly

[@x87-64]

No it isn't

[@shomikoto7558]

This proves you are a andhbhakt

[@randomchess7044]

@@shomikoto7558 And u look like a goro ka chatukar gulam..

[@shomikoto7558]

@@randomchess7044 doesn't change the fact that you andhbhakts see everything against Hindu, BBC is still a lot better than your retarded gobar media like republic TV.

[@leosarebest]

No doubt this exam is tough, but unfortunately it fails to select candidates with integrity and strong moral values. The selected candidates are smart but spineless. None attempt to challenge / change the status quo and end up being part of a corrupt system.

[@SimV239]

That’s because these candidates never wanted to do these exams.. they did because they grew up hearing from someone, that, “mera beta IAS banega” .

[@logn-yt7037]

Vote for best politicians instead of rowides and gundas if you want better society.Whole power of bureaucrats is almost in the hands of local mla's and mp's.

[@leosarebest]

So you are OK with the fact that most of the Civil Servants are and will be corrupt and they can accumulate huge wealth thru illegal means. BTW being an SDM is not considered as grass root level.

[@ankurajput759]

Normal clerk exam is also tough in India because of competition lol

[@rpk8718]

IIT exam is More tougher than UPSC by level of paper Difficulty. But UPSC becomes tougher bcz low succes rate.

[@mayanksrivastava9313]

That's how we became slaves , we know how to follow orders

[@I_Scorched_You]

Exactly

[@nsaurabh25]

Yes, still indian bureaucracy is one of the most corrupt, so exams don't help

[@veeramanikantaswamy8918]

Bbc is quite impressive on news making..🥰🥰

[@thequackspirit_1886]

I remember, when I went for counselling for med school, there were so many students.

[@chikoo7584]

gamini singla is a PEC chandigarh cse passout , she cleared jee main and advance also

[@blueberry23]

But still got PEC CSE?

[@chikoo7584]

@@blueberry23 yeah at 99 percentile

[@kimberleypex]

Congratulations 🌟🔆🌼🌟🔆🌼🌟and much succes and happiness and good health of course . Greets 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱

[@yashovardhanuv9898]

We are raised in such a way so that we meet society's expectations and ONE of the most important part in that,are these exams...so yaa..Crack one of these..ull atleast be remembered in some kind way 😶😶😶

[@priyagupta9379]

True. Very true. One of the toughest exams in the world

[@ooogabooogaa]

My brother is now an IAS but even he failed miserably at first.

[@beleiver787]

When people don't know there are exam other than iit , neet and upsc . Just give one time ca final exam then you know what is called hard

[@gangirin]

It's not that the exam is hard, just the seats are little, so sucess rate is low...

[@eaglebaaz6053]

India should change the old fashioned system of all these competitive exams, its the demand of modern era. Let give students liberty

[@HindiSaahitya]

I am one of them , feeling proud ❤️

[@PikaPluff]

well done, I hope you can do great things!

[@HindiSaahitya]

@@PikaPluff yes , sure 🙏

[@tesudarshan-indianforeigns936]

The Union public service Commission also has indian foreign Service and it is like a concept of 1980s music where music take year to make it a break record

[@simulationl279]

scams and cheats. the most dishonest people on earth.

[@happyjonn9242]

so hard english language in India

[@krishnkant9477]

@@simulationl279 Looks like an Indian has screwed you real bad.🤣🤣

[@realShikha885]

@@simulationl279 who brits or americans???

[@tesudarshan-indianforeigns936]

@@happyjonn9242 oh really jon do you think that English is hard oh don't act dumb if so show me the factual information about how English is hard

[@DilanPerera1]

One passes the toughest exam in the world only to get a job in a ministry and work under an old, corrupted and unqualified minister 😂😂😂. The top scoring candidates should be made ministers!

[@palanikumarasamy3677]

Politicians are powerful without giving an exam....

[@satriaamiluhur622]

It's no surprise that almost every tech-related questions on internet is answered by indians

[@krishvyas9953]

But this exam isn't for tech related career

[@happyjonn9242]

i help u fix ur windows virus for 1000 dollar

[@saketrawat316]

UPSC is not tough . Its competitive.

[@upscfirstrankguy8666]

Who said,,,,,tough to make words for mains

[@Vsalog]

Gamini mam got good Recognition...

[@british-si6pe]

One day, we Indians will Rule The world. Love from Bangladesh ❤️

[@BlueSkiesAbove39]

Keep shitting in the street won't you.

[@bruha12]

Bro you are suffering from extreme identity crisis. May Lullah bless you.

[@utkarshsingh8297]

Kis baat pe hassu, pura statement hi joke he

[@LmtButterfly]

My family have both IAS AND IRS and here i am just chilling 🤣🤣

[@matthewthomas0330]

Effort recieves an A 🙏

[@Vj-mi7fi]

UPSC preparation will change people. My brother is an UPSC aspirant. He attempted 5 times. This year is his last attempt. He changed very much. At one time he said “ I think everyone should study for UPSC not for the purpose of exam but for knowledge “ I don’t understand why he said that. But he is a completely different person from 5 years before.

[@5am88]

When you get punched in the face you'll know more about yourself than any other exam

[@M3ganwillslay]

i hope he fails and never succeed . becoz ur brother will become a corrupt indian government employee

[@gort9348]

@@M3ganwillslay That's not a very nice thing to say.

[@Molly-gw6gl]

​@@M3ganwillslay Wth?? Just because you didn't do anything good in your own life you are wishing for the same for people who didn't do anything bad to you. I hope people like you leave this earth sooner 😊

[@siya-12347]

@@M3ganwillslay mean and jealous

[@Deepak_Rathore0]

Upsc is less tougher on basis of thought process the jee advance but the paper procedure of upsc mains is on another level .

[@ayanmaity5976]

Kya baat kahi hai aapne.... Humko toh malum hi nehi tha ....

[@hmmmmm2634]

They are also elite in scamming !

[@akzkqmalLkKSKA]

I'm JEE aspirant. And I too agree that UPSC is harder to crack

[@Perfectionist99]

I’m also jee aspirant but I can’t agree with you because my father wants to take science for me but I’m interested in gk subjects so for me upsc is easier than fcin pcm subjects Btw i got 94%le without interested in pcm So my plan is after getting engineering college i will start preparing for civil services😅

[@akzkqmalLkKSKA]

@@Perfectionist99 UPSC subject is easier than PCM for sure. But selection is difficult.

[@upscfirstrankguy8666]

Jee is nothing in front of upsc

[@YuvrajSingh-yb3mh]

@Richa Sarmah I can't really fathom why some stupid brainless people say civil servants can't crack JEE advanced. It's not that all the civil servants are from arts or commerce background . I have an aptitude but I m not gonna appear for this JEE exam. So what?? 😂

[@kiraslayer7555]

It's been 1 year i graduated still couldn't start preparation for any civil service exam . I lost my self after seeing syllabus. 🤧 Still want to make it.

[@FutureiasAliya]

Also preparing for ias 2023😞❤️

[@theexplorer4873]

I thought its about IIT-JEE. It has been recognised as the second toughest entrance exam in the world after China's GAOKAO!

[@tjyothish5512]

UPSC is the game of smartness, commonsense and patience 💯✌️

[@SarveshKumar-lp5vl]

Pathetic selection method.

[@SarveshKumar-lp5vl]

@@richasarmah chup commie

[@tjyothish5512]

@@SarveshKumar-lp5vl I don't think so.

[@statusking00038]

Halke me liye ho ky hm log ko .. ❤ 🇮🇳🔥

[@shridarsaketh3140]

Really good video. Thank you