Crackingcivilservices.com’s Interview of successful candidates Profile of the Candidate: Name Apurv Rank in 66th BPSC 40 Roll Number 356685 Age 29 Total attempts in BPSC (including present one) 3 Medium in mains examination (Hindi/English) English Marks in General Studies papers (Mention marks in both GS Paper I and II) 186 & 146 Marks in General
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Crackingcivilservices.com’s Interview of successful candidates Profile of the Candidate: Name Utkarsh Roy Rank in 66th BPSC 172 Roll Number 282494 Age 26 Total attempts in BPSC (including present one) 3 Medium in mains examination (Hindi/English) English Marks in General Studies papers (Mention marks in both GS Paper I and II) if released Marks in General
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Arts & Architecture in Vedic period Note: Vedic people were nomadic tribes so this period was devoid of any significant artistic development. There is little chance that any question will be framed from this period by UPSC. However, for the sake of completeness of the syllabus, go through this post. Arts: The conjectural reconstruction of
Crackingcivilservices.com’s Interview of successful candidates Profile of the Candidate: Name HARSH Rank in 66th BPSC 48 Roll Number 137456 Age 30 Total attempts in BPSC (including present one) 2 Medium in mains examination (Hindi/English) ENGLISH Marks in General Studies papers (Mention marks in both GS Paper I and II) GS I= 192 GS II=
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Indus Valley Civilization Architecture Harappan Settlements: The fact that the Harappan civilization was urban does not mean that all or even most of its settlements had an urban character. A majority were in fact villages. The Harappan sites varied a great deal in size and function, from large cities to small pastoral camps. The largest
Indus Valley Civilization Arts The arts of the Indus Valley Civilisation emerged during the second half of the third millennium BCE. The forms of art found from various sites of the civilisation include sculptures, seals, pottery, jewellery, terracotta figures, etc. The artists of that time surely had fine artistic sensibilities and a vivid imagination.
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Prehistoric Art: Mesolithic rock painting In the distant past when there was no paper or language or the written word, and hence no books or written documents, how people lived in those times can be constructed by old tools, pottery, habitats, bones of ancient human beings and animals, and drawings on cave walls. Painting and
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Crackingcivilservices.com’s Interview of successful candidates Profile of the Candidate: Name Kumar Shubham Rank in 66th BPSC 213 Roll Number 448407 Age 27 Total attempts in BPSC (including present one) Second Medium in mains examination (Hindi/English) English Marks in General Studies papers (Mention marks in both GS Paper I and II) if released
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Crackingcivilservices.com’s Interview of successful candidates Profile of the Candidate: Name MONIKA SRIVASTAVA Rank in 66th BPSC 6 Roll Number 406989 Age 26 Total attempts in BPSC (including present one) 1 Medium in mains examination (Hindi/English) ENGLISH Marks in General Studies papers (Mention marks in both GS Paper I and II) Not published Yet
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Q.How is human development measured? What are seven commitments of Bihar Government for achieving human development agenda? Explain the schemes of the Government for achieving these goals. [66th BPSC] Ans: Human development means qualitative improvement in the existing conditions of people. The critical elements of human development are- long and healthy life, access to knowledge,
