By Aaditya Vikram Parmar, Director, Career Power Mumbai Centres One exam, more than twenty services. Your rank and your order of preference decide which one you get, so the preference form matters almost as much as the marks. Know the services before you fill it. All India Services Central Services, Group A Service Work Indian…
By Aaditya Vikram Parmar, Director, Career Power Mumbai Centres UPSC does not reward the student who reads the most. It rewards the one who reads the right things several times and can write about them clearly under time pressure. A plan built on limited sources and repeated revision beats a room full of books. The…
By Aaditya Vikram Parmar, Director, Career Power Mumbai Centres The UPSC syllabus is short on paper and vast in practice. The official document runs to a few pages; the skill lies in knowing how deep to go in each line. This guide sets out every paper and what it really asks for. Prelims Paper I:…
By Aaditya Vikram Parmar, Director, Career Power Mumbai Centres The Civil Services Examination selects officers for the IAS, IPS, IFS and other central services through three stages spread over about a year. Before you buy a single book, be sure you are eligible and know exactly what each stage demands. Dates for the 2027 cycle…
By Aaditya Vikram Parmar, Director, Career Power Mumbai Centres Most people say UPSC and mean the IAS exam. In fact the Union Public Service Commission runs more than a dozen recruitment exams every year, for graduates, engineers, doctors and Class 12 students. UPSC released its 2027 calendar on 20 May 2026. Here is every exam…
By Adv. Aaditya Vikram Parmar, LL.M. The right question is not which college is best, but which college you can reach through which exam. This guide groups the leading law colleges by their entrance test, so your college list and your exam list match. National Law Universities (through CLAT) There are more than 25 National…
By Adv. Aaditya Vikram Parmar, LL.M., JAIIB. Former Senior Legal Officer, The New India Assurance Co. Ltd. Law graduates looking for salaried government-sector work have more options than they realise. Banks, regulators, insurers and public sector companies all run legal departments, and each has its own entry route. Here is the full map. Who hires,…
By Adv. Aaditya Vikram Parmar, LL.M., JAIIB. Former Senior Legal Officer, The New India Assurance Co. Ltd. A legal officer is the in-house lawyer of a bank, insurer or public sector company. The work is drafting, vetting documents, giving opinions, managing recovery and handling litigation through panel advocates. It offers a fixed salary, steady hours…
By Adv. Aaditya Vikram Parmar, LL.M. There is no all-India judiciary exam. Every state recruits its own Civil Judges (Junior Division), either through the State Public Service Commission or through the High Court. The syllabus overlaps heavily, so a well-prepared candidate can sit several states. The practice rule: what changed in 2026 State-wise exams and…
By Adv. Aaditya Vikram Parmar, LL.M. The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) recruits Civil Judges (Junior Division) and Judicial Magistrates First Class as one cadre. The same officer hears civil suits as a Civil Judge and tries criminal cases as a JMFC, so you need command of both sides of the law from day one….
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