Best PPSC Coaching in Punjab

Role of Coaching in PPSC Preparation

Coaching plays an important role in the preparation for State Public Service Exams. It increases your chances to crack the exam and make you successful as it smartly reduces the candidate’s load by giving consolidated study material and timely guidance. It provides you with a brief study of examination patterns. Coaching provides you with everything that you need to pass the exam. From study material to guidance, it covers everything. But don't forget - no one can guarantee your success and it is the candidate's choice whether to choose coaching classes or not.

Reasons to join Online Coaching for PPSC – Online PPSC course

• Your time, Your Place: While offline PPSC coaching has a fixed schedule, online coaching is flexible. Aspirants can save time from traveling between home, college, and other places.
• Rescheduling: One of the biggest advantages of online PPSC coaching is that no lecture or topic will be missed as you can watch it anytime and anywhere on your laptop or mobile. Online coaching is the only and best way to prepare for PPSC, especially for working people, college students, or housewives as they can watch online classes any time when free.
• Super Affordable Fees: Usually, the cost of coaching for PPSC exam preparation is approximately between Rs.50,000/- to Rs.75,000/- whereas online coaching costs very less.

Why one should join Chahal Academy for PPSC?

Chahal Academy is the one-stop solution to all your queries in the field of Civil services. Along with a quality faculty team, we ensure that high-quality study material is provided and students do not have to hustle for collecting the same. Candidates can rely on Chahal Academy for their PPSC exam preparation as this academy provides facilities for the overall development of candidates through a learning environment.

Chahal Academy is providing a Specialized Online Course for PPSC which includes –

• 400+ hours of PPSC Complete Foundation Course lecture series. This course includes detailed Topic-wise Coverage of the PPSC Syllabus. This course is taught by the most competent, reliable, and senior faculty and subject matter experts supported by a dynamic and up-to-date content team. Personalized attention is provided by mentors.
• 24x7 availability of best quality PPSC video lectures- watch those on any device at your comfort. These lectures include specialized & Digitized Classes focused on building a conceptual knowledge base for Students. Technological support and Feedback are provided by Subject Matter Experts
• You may learn anytime anywhere at your convenience.
• This course is available at Super Affordable, Cost-Effective and Cheaper fee structure.
• Regular tests are conducted to improve accuracy and time management.
• Complete study material is available in soft copy which covers static as well as updated daily & monthly Current Affairs.

Eligibility Criteria – Important for PPSC preparation

There are certain requirements to appear for the State Services Examination. We will lay down the important criteria required for appearing in the PPSC exam.

Educational Qualification

• To sit in Punjab Public Service Commission, the candidate must have a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university or a professional degree equivalent to the degree of Bachelor from any recognized university/Deemed University.
• Aspiring candidate, who is in the last year of graduation, can also sit in this examination.

Age Limit

• The candidate should not be less than 21 years and not more than 37 years before the examination.
• The lower age limit for the PPSC is 21 years and the upper age limit is 37 years of age for the general category of students. The SC, ST and OBC candidates can claim age relaxation of 5 years over and above the upper age limit.

Attempts

• General Category - 6 Attempts.
• Backward Classes - 9 Attempts.
• Scheduled Castes - Unlimited.
• Serving/resigned Government Officials- 3 extra Attempts.

Cut-Off Marks

PPSC Pre-2020-21 Cut-off

• For general/UR category Male/Female -224.5/237.5
• For schedule caste -216.5
• For Backward Classes Male/Female243.5/207.5
• EWS Male/Female205.5/195.5
• Balmiki/Mazhabi Sikh189.5

How to Prepare for the Punjab Public Service commission

For Prelims

• You have to focus on the basics for the PPSC Prelims. So, read the syllabus thoroughly. Then, go through the Previous Year Question papers and understand what the exam demands. The syllabus and Questions papers will help you to decide what to study and what to omit.
• Newspaper - Read the newspaper daily. Follow what the Centre, as well as the state, is doing for the people. You also have to pay attention to facts and famous personalities from Punjab.
• NCERTs - These are government-authorized books and form the basis of your exam preparation. You have to read these books properly to comprehend advanced-level books. If you have read these books before, do a speed reading. Do not skip these under any circumstances.
• Read fewer books - Prepare a proper booklist for your preparation. Do not read every book that is available for a particular subject. Pick those with decent and relevant content and revise them again and again. Later you can supplement your reading through selective readings of other popular books. Follow the principle of Reading minimum and Revise Maximum!
• Notes - Keep your notes very short and precise. As you finish one chapter or topic, prepare notes. It will take you a long way till the final day of your exams.
• Revision is the key - The inevitable step is revision. Revise as much as you can. And practice answer writing from the first day itself. You will be way ahead in the competition.
• Mock tests - Appear for multiple mock tests to polish your knowledge. Regular mock tests will train your brain to get prepared for the final day. The Prelims stage is the first most important stage because it will help you move into the Mains stage. So, keep practicing by appearing for mock tests. Further, mock tests will train your brain to acquire the technique of answering by elimination method as well.
• To guide and help you plan a strategy, the subject-wise distribution of marks from past years has been listed below:

For Paper I For Paper II

For Mains

• Newspaper - Again, read the newspaper daily. Read about government policies, and also international affairs. You have to pay attention to facts about your state as well.
• NCERTs - Read these books to form a strong background of the subjects.
• Government Websites - Supplement your studies with material from government websites like Policy Research Studies, Yojana , UPSC , etc. The material on these websites is 100% correct.
• Keep your shorter booklist - Prepare a proper booklist for your preparation. Do not read every book that is available for a particular subject. Pick the best ones and revise those books again and again. Although you can supplement those reading. Follow the principle of Reading minimum and Revise Maximum!
• Notes - Prepare comprehensive notes. It means that you must prepare Prelims and Mains notes together. This will help you to prepare for both the stages from an early stage.
• Mock tests - Practice lots of answer writing. You will be able to develop speed and answer writing skills.
• Revision is the key - The inevitable step is revision. Revise as much as you can. You will be way ahead in the competition.

For Interview

• For THE personality test/interview, you have to sit for mock interviews. This will help you to experience Q and A round with an interviewer panel which will prepare your body and mind for the final day. So, enhance your personality through Mock Interviews. Furthermore, go through your Detailed Application Form (DAF) thoroughly and keep yourself updated with the latest current issues. Participate in group discussions with your friends so that you can speak about it without hesitation and nervousness.