Mangaluru: Coastal District of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi previously had several ideals for the UNI Public Service Commission (UPSC), but this trend changed, with more people from here showing sharp interest in checking the exam.
Previously, for the majority of people along the coast, career in medicine or more preferred techniques.
They do not have knowledge or holiness to the UPSC civil service exam.
“However, from the past five years, candidates for civil service examination have increased in coastal districts.
However, the amount is still small.
There is no awareness of the UPSC civil service examination here.
There are many training institutions here, but there is no UPSC exam .
It is not possible to solve UPSC Civil Services exam, without the help of a good coaching center, “said Umar Uh, Chairperson, career guidance and information center.
He added that late, several universities such as St Aloysius and Alva’s College, Moodbidri, have begun to train classes for exams.
“Awareness must be created, and interest must be disinalized in the young mind, about the UPSC civil service exam, when students are in high school, and not after reaching the undergraduate level,” said Umar .Upsc Civil Service Exams Candidate Chhanhan Misquith shared the number of ideals For examinations in coastal districts now grow, due to internet penetration and online coaching.
“Previously, someone had to move to Delhi because of coaching, but now we can access the same here.
Children from coastal districts are not interested in appearing for civil service exams, because they have a good career in the field of engineering and other fields, at Where they get expensive, “said Chethan.Nazeer Ahmed, director of ACE IAS Academy, Mangaluru, said that candidates from coastal areas have good potential to break the civil service test.
“Some of our candidates from here, have made it until the interview stage.
Many candidates from the Karnataka coast have cleared cash and other examinations, carried out by the Government of Karnataka.