Najeeb Jung, the LG and a former civil servant asserts that there is no bias or discrimination in UPSC. Instead he noted that people in UPSC think that Muslims have a higher success rate in comparison to their number of applications. Mr Jung observed that many Kashmir youths have recently succeeded in the UPSC. Stressing that struggle is the need of the time, he does not believe that one has to resort to begging for a post rather study at least 12 hours a day to succeed at the UPSC. He confessed that during his preparation for the UPSC, he kept himself confined to a room for three years, followed a strict disciplinary life and kept away from most of the social circle. He advised that serious aspirants must also follow a strict discipline. He feels that there is a contradiction in today’s youth as most of them are addicted to their mobiles, have girlfriends/boyfriends and still feel that they can crack the toughest examination in the world! He took a dig at the youth who watch Three Idiots and think that they will become civil servants one day. He believes that candidates who are self-driven are more likely to be winners at the civil services..... beyondheadlines.in/2013/05/who-is-responsible-for-the-muslim-under-representation-in-upsc/
Posted on: Sun, 15 Jun 2014 11:25:05 +0000
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