I
depended totally on Halfmantr.com for GS preparation. I re-read and revised the
class notes at home. It was difficult for me to manage two coaching classes
(one in the morning, one in the evening) but I was determined to manage. I cut
down on sleep and studied even during breaks in the classes, followed its
strict routine and finished the course on time. I came back to Guwahati to
appear for Main. I forgot about past failures and took Main with a new zeal. I
was satisfied with my performance.
Once
initial pleasantries were over, the Board asked me on the historic significance
and economic significance of my home district Coimbatore. Then questions were
asked on my hobby- Formula 1 racing. Subsequently the questions were posed on
automobile industry and the acquisitions of Tata. They also asked me if I had attended
test series for ias 2013.
When
few regional questions were answered by me, the Board posed questions of
national importance. When they were also satisfactorily answered by me, they
posed questions of international importance like specialty of Australian Prime
Minister Kevin Rudd. The Board expected a holistic coverage of happenings from
me. They wanted to know how I prepared ias test series.
One
member asked “What’s LPG?” and I answered, “Economically, LPG stands for
Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization and domestically they stand for
Liquefied Petroleum Gas”. The Board members were quick to appreciate that I
have got the answer right proving my mental alertness in identifying a topic of
multiple importance. The board further initiated discussion on solving the
water scarcity in the nation.
Before
the interview ended, the Board asked me to pose one question to them. I
solicited the opinion of the Board in real life situation when humanity and law
contradict each other. The chairman and one member took their turn to answer my
question. After that I was asked to leave and I thanked the Board for the
interview and for the test series for ias.
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