West Bengal Civil Service Examination
West Bengal Civil Service Examination. A privilege to introduce a write-up from one of the Top Institute for Govt. Job exam, MIES Institute is a modern equipped Competitive Institute in West Bengal. An informative article on West Bengal Civil Service examination from Topmost Institute for WBCS exam preparation in West Bengal, MIES Institute is one of the Best Institute for PSC, SSC, RAIL, BANK exams preparation in Kolkata of West Bengal, situated at Sonarpur (HO), Sealdah (Main City Centre), Branches at Barasat, Behala Chowrasta, Howrah Maidan, konnagar, and Chinsurah, moreover, this Institute is one of the best coachings for Govt. Job exams preparation in West Bengal. The write-up follows below. West Bengal Civil Service (Executive), popularly known as W.B.C.S.(Exe), is the civil service of the Indian state of West Bengal. For the WBCS (Exe) and other comparative posts, the Public Service Commission of West Bengal arranges competitive examinations every year in three phases every year. These phases are Preliminary, Mains, and Personality Test. West Bengal Civil Service Examination Details FEES: INR 60,000/- At a time INR 66,000/- (18000 + 12000×4) Preliminary Exam:- 1 paper (qualifying) 2½ hrs. General Studies (8 topics including Reasoning, English language, History, Geography, Current Affairs, General Knowledge, General Science and Indian Polity and Economy MCQ 200 Main Exam:- Paper I 3 hrs. Bengali / Hindi / Urdu / Nepali/Santali Descriptive 200 Paper II English 200 Paper III General Studies-I : History & Geography MCQ 200 Paper IV General Studies-II : Science & Technology, Environment, G.K and Current Affairs 200 Paper V The Constitution of India & Indian Economy 200 Paper VI Arithmetic and Test of Reasoning 200 Paper VII Optional Subject Paper I[1] Descriptive 200 Paper VIII Optional Subject Paper II 200 Total Marks 1600[ Only one optional subject is to be taken from the prescribed list. Optional paper is only for those candidates who opted for Group A & B 2 Total marks are 1200 in case of Group C and D candidates Personality Test:- Personality Tests Group A Group B Group C Group D 200 Marks 150 Marks 100 Marks Eligibility:- Educational Qualification: A degree from a recognized university and ability to read and write Bengali but it is not required for the candidates having Nepali as a mother tongue. Age Limit:- WBCS age limit is defined separately for all the groups of services. The age of the candidates is counted from January 1 of the year of examination. It means that the age of the candidates will be counted from January 1, 2021 for the WBCS 2021 exam. The Group-wise WBCS age criteria are as follows : WBCS Age Limit for Group ‘A’ & ‘C’ Services The WBCS notification defines the age criteria Lower Age Limit-21 years Upper Age limit-36 years WBCS Age Limit for Group-B Services The WBCS group B service only includes the West Bengal Police Services (WBPS). The age criterion for WBCS Gr. B is as follows: Lower Age Limit-20 years Upper Age limit-36 years The candidates whose age is not below 20 years and above 36 years can apply for the WBCS Gr. B Services i.e for the WBPS. WBCS Age Limit for the Group-D Services The WBCS D Group services are the clerical positions in the state administrative machinery. The WBCS age criteria for Gr. D services are: Lower Age Limit -21 years Upper Age limit- 39 years WBCS Age limit relaxation The WBPSC also provides the age relaxation to the candidates belonging to certain reserved categories. 5 years age relaxation for SC/ST & 3 years age relaxation for OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) In the case of Persons with Disabilities (PWD), the upper age limit is relaxable up to 45 years. S.C./S.T./B.C. candidates of other States shall be treated as General category candidates. Besides the educational and age limit criteria, there are certain physical requirements which are required for certain positions Physical Slandered:- For West Bengal Police Service (Group ‘B’ Service) -The minimum height requirement is 1.65 metres for male candidates and 1.50 metres for female candidates subject to relaxation in the case of candidates belonging to races such as Gorkhas, Garwalis, Assamese Tribals etc. Candidates intending to be considered for this group must indicate their height in the appropriate column of the application form. Application Form Fill Up: – Usually, online form fill up begins for WBCS in the month of November. Preliminary Exam is held in the Last week of January or first week of February at different cities of West Bengal. Post the publications of Preliminary results, Mains Exams are held in June–July in some selected institutions of Kolkata city and at the office of WBPSC. The candidates who passed in Mains are called for Personality test. At last, a selection list is issued by PSC consisting the name of qualified candidates of Mains Exams and Personality test. All these processes take up to one and a half year. Recruitment:- There are different groups in the recruitment of such examination based on choice and merit of scored number. These are A Group, B Group (only for West Bengal Police Service ), Gr C[4], and Gr D. The WBCS (Exe) officers belong to Group-A. In general, As per the record of the WBPSC, the candidates with higher scores opt for WBCS (Exe), WBPS, and some allied services like erstwhile WBCTS, etc as their first choice. Since 1988 some of the top-ranked candidates have opted for an allied service called WB commercial Tax Service (WBCTS) as their first choice due to the less strenuous nature of the service and the lure of metro posting. Only WBCS (Exe) & WBCTS cadres are considered to be the State Civil Service by UPSC for direct promotion to IAS and WBPS officers are promoted to IPS after 7 to 9 years of service in state police service.[5] Functions: – The WBCS (Exe) officers are usually appointed as deputy magistrates or deputy collectors on probation and after completion of two years of mandatory administrative training under the tutelage of Administrative Training Institute, start their career as Deputy Magistrate and Deputy Collector and Block Development (B.D.O.) Officers. They also pass order in Executive Magistrate Court and execute some sections of Criminal Procedure Code. The officers of the cadre perform the key administrative functions at
Naxal Attack in Chhattisgarh 2021
Naxal Attack in Chhattisgarh 2021. A privilege to introduce a write-up from one of the Top Institute for competitive exam course. MIES Institute is also one of the modern equipped Govt. Job exam institute in different locations in West Bengal. An informative article on the Naxal Attack in Chhattisgarh 2021 is been discussed by the Course Director. Mr. Jayanta Majumder of this Best training institute for the WBCS Exam. He had brilliantly described in this article the Naxal attack in Chhattisgarh 2021. MIES Institute is one of the Topmost coaching centers for SSC, PSC, RAIL, BANK, And OTHERS Govt. Job exam in West Bengal. MIES situated at Sonarpur, South Kolkata. Moreover, this competitive institute is one of the highest success rates in different Govt. Job exam in West Bengal. Location of MIES:- Sonarpur MIES, Sealdah MIES, Behala MIES, Barasat MIES, Howrah MIES, Chinsurah MIES, Konnagar MIES, MBuniadpur MIES etc. Naxal Attack in Chhattisgarh 2021 – The write-up follows below. Naxals, who attacked and ambushed security force personnel in Chhattisgarh’s Sukma on Saturday. First targeted officers leading the operation against them which led to some coordination issues, sources said. They also said that the helicopter was requisitioned by security force personnel when they saw heavy firing from Naxals but it could not land in its first attempt. It landed at a designated area around 4 pm on Saturday which helped the rescue operation. Sources said senior CRPF officers including Inspector General (IG) (Operations) and Additional Director General (ADG) had gone to Chhattisgarh from Delhi to plan a big operation in the second week of March. Once after the forces got input about the location of Madvi Hidma, a top Naxal of banned CPI (Maoist), around the Bijapur-Sukma border area. Top officers of CRPF as well as local police along with senior Security advisor of MHA K Vijay Kumar spent weeks in Chhattisgarh to plan the operation. The officer, who led the operation was second in command (2IC) of a battalion. And he has been injured in heaving firing by Naxals. A deputy commandant of CRPF got severely injured in the operation. From the DRG (District Reserve Guard), a sub-inspector-level official headed the team and it suffered the maximum casualties. The operation for Naxal Attack in Chhattisgarh 2021 The operation started on April 2 nights with the participation of almost 400 personnel of central and state police forces. They walked for almost 20 kilometers late at night on April 2. And were exhausted by the next morning as they reached an open area. Sources said that Naxals, who were following them from several kilometres, started firing at them in the morning around 10am. “After seeing very heavy firing, the first panic call was made around 10 am to send a helicopter for rescue and reinforcement. But the chopper couldn’t get a place to land and left. Therefore, around 4 pm, the chopper came again and it managed to land at a predefined place which helped in rescue operations,” A senior CRPF official told ANI. “Coordination was an issue since senior-most level DRG official was targeted by Naxals initially during the attack. At the beginning of the encounter, Naxals targeted seniormost officers of the forces which caused coordination issues,”. a source said Role of Sources Sources also said there is a possibility that Naxals may have got inputs about the movement of security force personnel from locals. Moreover, Naxals, who were following troops, targeted them at a place where they had domination. Sources also hinted that locals also played a role in helping the Naxals but it is yet to be established. MP Nathanael, a former IG of CRPF, said there was a failure at the planning stage.”There is certainly lapses at the level of planning. This operation could have planned keeping in mind heat and other topographical factors,” IG said. Security personnel was ambushed near Jonnaguda village around noon. In the encounter that broke out between security forces and Naxals along the Sukma-Bijapur border. At least 22 security personnel lost their lives in the attack. Around 31 sustained injuries in the encounter, Chhattisgarh Police said. Director-General of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Mr. Kuldiep Singh, who is in Chhattisgarh to monitor the situation following the attack. On Sunday said that there was no intelligence or operational failure in the operation. The Indian government has taken some positive steps. They have a dedicated task force to engage with the Naxals along with the army. Moreover, they are encouraging Naxals to give up their arms. By organizing surrendering camps where money is given to surrendering Naxals. They also help the police to nab these. The government is establishing schools in these tribal areas for the improvement of Naxals. The state government is creating awareness among the trials. And seems to be willing their trust though that is a difficult task. Some of the Naxal leaders such as Sabyasachi have been captured by the government which is a huge blow to the Naxals. All in all the governments are trying their best to eradicate the problem of jealousy. But the fact remains till the trials are not empowered. Moreover, till they are not educated if not Naxals then any other organisation will be created. Therefore, to clean this trouble we have to go to grass roots and every individual can help. Jobs education are rights of every Indian citizen and these must be given to them.
The economic situation of Covid-19 after recovery
The economic situation of Covid-19 after recovery A privilege to introduce a write-up from one of the Top Institute for Govt Job exam, MIES Institute is a modern equipped Competitive Institute in West Bengal. An informative article on this pandemic situation of Covid-19 after recovery of economic condition in India 2021 is been written by the Director of this Topmost Institute for WBCS exam preparation in West Bengal, Mr. Jayanta Majumder. He had brilliantly described in this article the economic situation of Covid-19 after recovery. MIES Institute is one of the Best Institute for PSC, SSC, RAIL, BANK exams preparation in Kolkata of West Bengal, situated at Sonarpur (HO), Sealdah (Main City Centre), Branches at Barasat, Behala Chowrasta, Howrah Maidan, konnagar, and Chinsurah, moreover, this Institute is one of the best coachings for Govt. Job exams preparation in West Bengal. The write-up follows below. The United Nations sees the Indian economy recovering by 7.3 per cent this calendar year after a corona virus-driven fall of 9.6 per cent last year. The UN’s World Economic Situation and Prospects 2021 report released on Monday said that “despite drastic fiscal and monetary stimulus” India’s gross domestic product (GDP) fell because of lockdowns and other containment efforts that “slashed domestic consumption without halting the spread of the disease.” India’s GDP growth was forecast to dip in the 2022 calendar year to 5.9 percent, according to the report. China, where the Covid-19 pandemic started and spread bring the rest of the world to its knees, was the only major economy to have grown last year, registering a 2.4 per cent increase last and is forecast to grow by 7.2 per cent this year and by 5.8 per cent next year, according to the report. The global economy shrank by 4.3 per cent last year and is forecast to grow by 4.7 per cent this year and 5.9 per cent the next. UN’s Chief Economist Elliot Harris said, “The depth and severity of the unprecedented crisis foreshadows a slow and painful recovery.” He warned against the temptation to impose excessive fiscal austerity while the world recovers from the pandemic. “As we step into a long recovery phase with the roll out of the vaccines against Covid-19, we need to start boosting longer-term investments that chart the path toward a more resilient recovery,” he said. He said that the world now needed “a redefined debt sustainability framework, universal social protection schemes, and an accelerated transition to the green economy.” Analytical figures regarding economic condition The World Bank earlier this month forecast India’s economy to fall by 9.6 per cent during the current financial year but recover by 5.4 per cent next financial year if there is wide vaccination against the disease and it is contained. Compared to this, according to the UN estimates made on a fiscal basis for India, its economy was estimated to fall by only 5.7 per cent in 2020-21 and increase by 7 per cent in 2021-22 and 5.6 per cent in 2022-23. Reports are coming in from many quarters that India is swiftly recovering from the economic crippling caused by Covid-19-related lockdowns. Factory output in the country has risen steeply and at levels not seen in nearly a decade. While the exact shape of the ‘curve’ of India’s economic recovery is still being analysed, there is a palpable sense that things could have been much worse; indeed, by some estimates, they had been forecast to be much worse. Present political scenario If a political economy event could be considered the measure of the emotion on a real street, then it would be the recent elections in Bihar, one of the country’s poorest major states, where the ruling BJP-JD(U) combine won the elections, mostly on the personal appeal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. What is going on? First, the stimulus rolled out by the Indian government has come in phases, with a constant feedback loop from the ground along with tweaks and alterations depending on the response. Second, the focus has consistently been on targeted delivery of cash and benefits to the most vulnerable parts of society where the money was more likely to be immediately spent rather than merely saved for a rainy day as middle-class financial behavior often tends to lean towards, thus creating money flow in the economy. A crisis in countries like India leads to an expanded rate in household savings. Govt. Actions regarding The economic situation of Covid-19 after recovery By targeting the stimulus sharply on rural jobs and cash and benefits to the vulnerable, especially in village communities, the government ensured that support went to the most-needed sector in the country. This is also why agrarian growth has remained resilient in the face of contraction in the wider economy in 2020 and why sales from two- wheelers and tractors to fertiliser off-take have remained strong and steady even in a year of unprecedented crisis. Special mention must be made here of the PM Kisan Yojana that shifted direct cash transfers to around 10 crore farmers, distributing about Rs 90,000 crore since its inception in December 2018, a significant part of it paid during the Covid-19 lockdown. Govt projects boost us economy Whether it is the rise in wages under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) or the special ex-gratia payments for around 200 million underprivileged women during the extreme lockdown, a vast portion of government help during Covid-19 has trickled down to the grassroots especially in non-urban areas, leading, unsurprisingly, to a record turnout of women voters in recent state elections around the country. Further reforms of agrarian markets, as rolled out recently, are likely to bring in much-needed private investment in the agricultural economy. The push for domestic sale and purchase of local products under Atmanirbhar Bharat has further propelled bumper sales at the Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC), including a record of four days of sales of more than Rs 1 crore (per day) in the 40 days following October 2—a special day for khadi
Child labor in India and the rest of the world
Child labor in India and the rest of the world Mr. Jayanta Saha writes this awesome article about Child labor in India and the rest of the world. Moreover, he is associated with MIES Institute one of the best competitive coaching centers in West Bengal for the last 15 years as a guest faculty. He has huge experience in teaching for WBCS, SSC, PSC, RAIL, etc exams. In his opinion, MIES Institute is one of the top competitive exam institutes in West Bengal. MIES Institute Thousands of students appeared in Govt. service exams from MIES every year. And moreover, got Govt. service maximum of them. MIES is the most popular institute among Govt. Job aspirants because of their specialty in WBCS, PSC, SSC, BANK, RAIL, etc exams. Moreover, MIES is a pioneer institute of WBCS coaching in West Bengal. As per students version MIES is the best training institutes for Govt. Job exam in west Bengal. Child labour & World day We observed World Day Against Child Labour each year on 12 June to highlight the plight of child laborers. Not all work done by children should be classified as child labor. Work that does not affect their health and personal development or interfere with their schooling is generally as being positive. Therefore, the term ‘child labor’ is often defined as work that deprives children of their childhood. And moreover, is harmful to their physical and mental development. In 1979, the Indian govt. formed the Gurupadswamy Committee to find child labor prohibition and means to tackle it. Many NGOs like Bachpan Bachao Andolan, CARE India have been working to eradicate child labor in India. The govt of India implemented a law against child labor. But poverty is the mother of crime. Therefore, for the betterment of life and their family, they are compelled to do hard work. It is important to combat extreme poverty, a root cause of child labour. Child labor in India and the rest of the world According to the latest report. As announced by the International Labour organization, around one crore fifty lakh Indian children engaged in work between the age of 7 to 16 years old. They are victims of the cycle of poverty. Tens of thousands of Indian boys and girls are struggling every day to fulfill their needs. Therefore, it is nothing but vanity to attend school. In U.P, Bihar, M.P, Chhattisgarh, Uttarakhand it is a natural scenario where the children are employed or doing unpaid work. The latest survey study said, in India, many child laborers are working for starvation wages in textile factories, brick-making factories, selling cigarettes. Unfortunately, a number of girls are victims of child trafficking in India. A recent study says, more than fifteen lakhs of children involved in prostitution. Moreover, even after the COVID-19 pandemic, the situation are continued to be grim. UNICEF & Child Labor UNICEF said nearly one in ten children are subjected to child labor in the world. Almost half of them work in critical condition. Trafficked children are often subjected to violence, abuse, and other human rights violations. Many of whom have been uprooted by conflict, disaster. Moreover, poverty, being forced into work. Therefore, it is really a matter of regret, three crore children forcefully live outside their country. By 2025, an estimated 22 crore children will be facing a crisis period. The current COVID-19 pandemic can influence child labor. Moreover, including a fall in living standards, deteriorating employment opportunities, temporary school closures. UNICEF and Microsoft launch very recently to protect vulnerable children and women amid rising in domestic and gender-based violence due to COVID-19.
The feeling of void
The feeling of void A Privilege to introduce a warm write-up from the Majumder Institute of Education & Success (MIES) Director’s daughter Ms. Madhurima Majumder. A brilliant medical student and she wrote an informative article on the depression framed in The Feeling of Void. She had brilliantly described in this article the role of depression and the remarkable remedies of getting out of it. MIES is one of the Top Institute for different Govt Job exams. And moreover, is one of the Best coaching center for WBCS exam in West Bengal, Head Office at Sonarpur, South 24 PGS, and Main city center at Sealdah, Kolkata. “It’s so difficult to describe depression to someone who’s never been there because it’s not sadness. I know sadness. Sadness is to cry and to feel. But it’s that cold absence of feeling — that really hollowed-out feeling.” — – J.K. Rowling Introduction of The feeling of void Depression – a term we are particularly aware of, yet it’s considered an apparently hush-hush topic in our society. Perhaps it’s time for us to shift attitudes around mental health. And moreover, the first step towards bringing a change is to come forward and talk about it. With the recent growth of social media users, many have found a platform to share their experiences with the hope of helping someone who’s out there dealing with it. What is Depression? By definition, clinical depression is termed as a persistent feeling of sadness or loss of interest. Moreover, this can lead to a range of behavioral and physical symptoms. It is often misinterpreted as bouts of sadness. While sadness can be one of the symptoms, depression in itself is much more than just that. Depression and anxiety are basically interlinked. Thus people with depression often experience symptoms similar to those of an anxiety disorder. When asked what depression normally feels like some patients described it as a feeling of emptiness, hopelessness! Where do you go when you hate our own company? How do you escape you? It’s always easier to win a battle when the enemy is on the outside. But what the enemy looks like you? What if the enemy is you? Statistics Statistically, according to the World Health Organisation, 264 million people suffer from depression worldwide. It is the leading cause of disability in the world. Hence we must educate ourselves about mental illness and how to comfort someone suffering from it. It’s time we try to be a little more compassionate towards each other. Well, I’m no expert in this field but with as much knowledge as I’ve gathered on this topic, I suggest we begin by starting to talk openly about mental health. And smash all the taboos surrounding it. Let’s start treating it like any other illness. When we have a fever, cough, and cold, we run to a physician to get ourselves checked. Likewise if we suffer from any forms of mental disorder we should seek professional medical help without being ashamed of it. Our brain is as important as any other organ in our body and we must protect it at any cost. We often meet people in our lives, be it our family members or friends who are blatantly ignorant. And end up using phrases such as ‘it’s all in your head’. ‘It’s just mood swings’ or ‘just be happy’. ‘Get over it already’, without realizing how this insensitive and negative approach can cause damage to someone’s life which is beyond repair. Cause There could be various possible causes of depression including genetic vulnerability, stressful life, trauma, medications etc. It could also result from faulty regulation of a particular neurotransmitter called serotonin in our brain. It’s often said that its chemical imbalance in our brain which affects the way we think, feel and behave. However, that figure of speech fails to justify the complexity of this disease. Treatment According to various researches and studies, the most effective treatment was found to be the combination of medication and therapy. Depression can be mild, moderate, and severe. Hence the treatment for every individual differs, based on cause, duration, type, and various other factors. We ought not to put forth our opinions on what one is supposed to do so as to overcome depression until we are qualified enough. Sometimes all they are looking for is someone who would just be there and empathize with them. 2020 hasn’t been the best year for most of us but we are all in this together. With the increasing rate of suicides, unemployment, and numerous other hardships, it’s safe to say that we are all are working a little bit every day towards keeping our sanity intact. At this point, the utmost priority should be to focus on our mental peace. This year, in particular, is so difficult already, hearing someone out is the least we can do. According to psychologist, Ali Mattu, ”treating anxiety is much more about learning how to experience anxiety”. Neuroscientist, Robert Sapolsky said in an interview that people can survive with the right amount of anxiety. Thus the plan is not to get rid of it, the plan is to just have the biological rational, real bases of it turning our system on. Conclusion of The feeling of void I chose this topic with the hope of instilling awareness into people and assuring them that it’s absolutely okay to feel a certain way at a certain point in our lives and there’s no need to feel embarrassed and ashamed about it. The best thing to do is seek help, go to therapy, talk to qualified people around, talk to friends and family and overcome it one step at a time. Let’s promise to prioritise our mental health over everything else. A beautiful ending line from Ms. Madhurima which touched the most is “every individual is unique and goes through life’s experiences in their own manner. Therefore, every individual experiences healing in their unique way and a ray of hope in people’s
Recruitment of Clerks Notification
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West Bengal Public Service Commission ( MISC, Clerk & Others)
The Public Service Commission, West Bengal or PSCWB (Bengali: পশ্চিমবঙ্গ লোকসেবা আয়োগ) is the state agency authorized to conduct the Civil Services Examination for entry-level appointments to the various Civil Services of state of West Bengal in India. Articles 315 to 323 of Part XIV of the constitution, titled as Services Under the Union and the States, provide for a Public Service Commission for the Union and for each state. Appointment Further information: Forty-first Amendment of the Constitution of India As per Article 316 of the Constitution of India provides that the Chairman and other members of the commission shall be appointed by the Governor of West Bengal. As per Article 319, a person who holds office as Chairman shall, on the expiration of his term of office, be ineligible for re-appointment to that office. But, a member other than the Chairman shall be eligible for appointment as the Chairman of the Commission. Removal and suspension As per Article 317, the Chairman or any other member of a Public Service Commission shall only be removed from their office by order of the President on the ground of “misbehavior” after the Supreme Court, on a reference being made to it by the President, has, on inquiry reported that the Chairman or such other member ought to be removed. The President may suspend the Chairman or other members of the Commission until the report of the Supreme Court is received. The President may also remove the Chairman or any other member of the commission if they: is adjudged an insolvent; or engages during their term of office in any paid employment outside the duties of their office; or is, in the opinion of the President, unfit to continue in office by reason of infirmity of mind or body. The Chairman or any other member cannot hold an office of profit or otherwise they shall be deemed to be guilty of misbehaviour. Functions As per Article 320, it shall be the duty of the State Public Service Commissions to conduct examinations for appointments to the services of the respective states. It shall also assist two or more States, if requested so, in framing and operating schemes of joint recruitment for any services.[5] The State Public Service Commission shall be consulted: on all matters relating to methods of recruitment to civil services and for civil posts making appointments to civil services and posts making promotions and transfers from one service to another the suitability of candidates for such appointments, promotions or transfers
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Every Direction to Success Starts from MIES. Since 1995, to date, thousands of Govt. Employees have retired and will keep on retiring on completion of their tenure. Our Govt. has been embarking on several employment-oriented projects which will create job opportunities in huge numbers for our youth. With this backdrop, MIES was born at Sonarpur in 1995 with the sole motto to educate and methodically train our youth, particularly of low middle-class families to appear at competitive examinations to get qualified to secure various Govt. jobs. Today, MIES has established itself as a strong national brand with its Education & Training Division. Since its inception in 1995, MIES has become one of foremost India’s leading Training Institutes for competitive examinations and is emerging as an architect of end-solution. Within a span of 22 years, MIES has now succeeded to occupy the top position in this field.