My IFS Marklist.... Wow i love my Interview n English marks... :D

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Thank You Alka mam for that Wonderful Interview Score. If it weren't 200+, it would have become really difficult for me to figure it out on Y i got lesser.... My strategy worked... :-) Decoding a word or two about UPSC....


 

P.S.  Will be sharing my overall strategy for IFoS soon.

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  1. The Sinner3 March 2015 at 16:15

    Bhai what do you mean by "my strategy worked..." for interview... pls elaborate

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  2. Mono7 April 2015 at 15:24

    Hello!!
    Congratulations!!!
    A great inspiration you are to me :)
    I would like to know what was the cut off marks in written exam, (i.e out of 1400) in 2014??
    Please reply. Thank you! :)

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    1. Unknown7 April 2015 at 15:51

      thanks Mono... Cutoffs are as below...

      Indian Forest Service (Main) Examination, 2014:

      Mains Cutoffs
      General 448
      OBC 430
      SC 388
      ST 254
      PH-2 270
      PH-3 325
      *Subject to a minimum of 5% in each paper

      Final Cutoffs after Interviews

      General 720
      OBC 664
      SC 611
      ST 585
      PH-2 535
      PH-3 580

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