Success Tips To Pass In Lok Sewa Aayog, Lok Sewa Aayog Preparation Tips and Tricks

For those who study public service, writing paper i.e. thematic paper has become a subject of headache. Candidates who fail to read and write correctly also fail. It is not difficult to succeed in the competitive public service examination if the study style is separate and the writing style is strong. So, here are some tips on how to prepare a writing paper and how to write an exam for many young people who are studying public service.

When studying writing paper or making notes, pay attention to the following frames:

A) Introduction section: While studying this section, pay attention to the following topics;

1) Concept

2) development

3) Definition

4) Characteristic

5) Advantages and disadvantages and importance and role

6) Principles and dimensions

B) SWOT Analysis: Note the following under this section;

S = Strengths 

W = Weaknesses

O = Opportunities

T = Threats

C) Provisions or Efforts: Under this section, pay attention to what efforts or arrangements are being made from which areas to address the related issues. Provisions made in the 

➡️ National Efforts or Provisions 

➡️ Constitutional provisions

➡️ Provisions in periodic plan, 

➡️ provisions in the annual budget, policies and programs, 

➡️ international efforts or provisions, 

➡️ treaties, agreements or international law.

➡️ institutional arrangement

➡️ other arrangement

D) Improvements or Solutions: In this section, mention what are the solutions to the problems seen in relation to the issues and who should play what role. For which, pay attention to the following

➡️ policy or legal reforms, 

➡️ institutional reforms, 

➡️ management or administrative reforms.

➡️ Other improvements

These include political, environmental, economic, social, moral, technical, etc.

E) Conclusion: Based on all the above mentioned sections in this section, briefly mention the current situation of the related subject and give your suggestions in a positive way by presenting what should be done to make the subject more effective.

Study based on the frame mentioned above. It covers everything you need to read. This framework may not apply to all subjects, so study according to the need of the subject or title. If studied according to this frame, the question can be easily solved from where and how. Marketing aids and textbooks may not contain all the information. So make a note of all these topics as much as possible. Take time to read, understand, and read carefully. Don't think that you can finish all the books in one day. One can get a name even after reading a little. But, don't go that far. Read carefully now so that it can be useful for career development later. If you haven't got a job yet and are old enough, don't be afraid to get a job. Don't stop reading once or twice after failing. Always be diligent and diligent. Of course it succeeds.

How to write in the exam: 

If you have read based on the above mentioned frame, you can easily write any and all questions. However, since the exam is a technical matter and you have to solve many questions in a short time, sometimes the exam may not be as expected. So when writing the exam, pay attention to the following 10 things :

1) Determine the time to write an answer to a question based on the number of questions to be asked in the exam, the weight of those questions and the total time. For example: if the total time is three hours and the total number of questions is 10, then set aside 16-18 minutes for one question. Even if you have a question that you know a lot about, don't write more than the allotted time.

2) Once the question paper is in your hand, read it carefully. It is said that to understand a question well is to solve it 50 percent. So don't rush to write.

3) Solve the question that you find easier first. And, prioritize the easy question first and the difficult question last. Because if you start asking difficult questions first, the answer will not be good and other well-known questions will also get worse.

4) Do not leave any question that you do not know. Write down anything. Even a small number comes.

5) Divide the question into three main sections. Introduce yourself in the first section. Give a brief but forceful introduction. In the second, explain and analyze the answer sought by the question. If you have asked more than one question in a row, divide the second section into different subdivisions. And, write the conclusion in the last section. Make the conclusion sharp and forceful. As mentioned above, in the conclusion section, based on the question asked, refer to the current situation and present in a positive way who should do what to solve the problem.

6) Write the answer in a positive way. Even if the situation is very delicate, identify the negative in a positive way. For example, what is the state of good governance in Nepal? Discuss. When the question arises, start the answer like this, 'Various other constitutional, policy, legal, institutional and other arrangements have been made to fulfill the aspirations of the people for lasting peace, development and prosperity by maintaining good governance in Nepal. However, the state of good governance seems weak. '

7) Don't write too many answers. Present the answer in a sweet and concise way with facts and figures. According to the question, the answer can be presented in a pictorial manner.

8) Use short and simple sentences when writing answers. Don't use unnecessarily long and literary sentences. Write clear letters. Pay some attention to grammar.

9) You can write the answer according to the need in droplet or paragraph form.

10) After writing the answers to all the questions, look at what you have written at the end. If something goes wrong, correct it. If you miss something to write, add it. If we can pay attention to the above mentioned things, we can definitely succeed in the competition of public service.