Is UPSC Selecting Ethical Candidates? | IAS Pooja Khedkar
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- IAS Pooja Khedkar's controversy has raised many doubts in the minds of aspirants with respect to selection of ethical candidates by UPSC. Manas Srivastava talks to Nanditesh Nilay, our Ethics expert on various ethical dimensions of the UPSC exam and candidates.
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The answer is.. A big NO.
When UPSC itself is not ethical, do you expect candidate to follow the same?
Yes, UPSC is itself not ethical: no transparency in conducting exam right from pre to interview
@@CR-me2lt upsc is the most ethical body as compared to any other body . And a single loophole can't define entire system.
A big NO.. UPSC is selecting a lot of corrupt and unethical officers.
This is Rinkoo Rahee....the man was shot 7 times fighting mafia
the UPSC interview board has literally given him 110/275 marks - this is one of the lowest marks in interviews
what more a man can do to prove his loyalty to the nation....he was shot before clearing UPSC exam when he was PCS officer....please talk about this issue a
YES. UPSC harasses genuine people like this.
They give high marks to children of civil servants. It's a known fact.
Because they work inside the selection system, and they do their nepotism. I know several such nepo kids ruling in the country. CSS, UPSC, JUDICIARY if cleaned, all country gets cleaned in 2 years.
Disillusioned people like him sitting in UPSC are the cause of problem! He is answering in puzzles ! Bhai sabko pata hai ! Gyanchand! Mechanism toh theek karo ethically to continuous process hai
Sahi kahaa bhai. Poore time idhar udhar Western political thought quote kiya aur kuch apne anecdotes share kiye. Usne question ka answer kia hee nhi. Yahi sab jo ache se ghumana jaanta hai ussi ko interview mein Jyada no. Dete hain ye log. Bhai clear cut Answer dena chaahe toh de sakte hain, itna defend kya karna.
CIVIL SERVICES BECAME CELEBRITY CRAZE FIELD. Not a service field.
Please select changemakers not nerds
@@adiga4993 How do you select changemakers?
@@expeditioner9322 expert committee in country like India must be competent enought to gauge the right candidate with history of being engaged in public service, candidate with synthesis of wisdom and empathy, a candidate with full round intellectual capacity to run the development cycle with impartial treatment. Not just interview.
Hope you may understand
@@adiga4993 Okay but how do you gauge these things?
@@expeditioner9322 re read my above comment
@@adiga4993 I am asking this after reading your comment. You have said all these must be gauged. The problem is how to gauge these things. Even today UPSC tries to gauge aspirants on these parameters all through the prelims, mains and interview and probation.
Thank-you poojaji for sharing the information on how to become an I.A.S officer. You have become an icon for I.a.s.
I too am going to follow your divine knowledge.
But Tendulkar declared himself as an artist to dodge Income Tax 😂😂 and Amitabh Bachchan calls himself a farmer
Over the few years...due to tough CSAT many students from rural India nd humanity background students are being eliminated... In knowing too much aptitude is good sign nd appropriate for civil services...UPSC need to rethinking on the entire exam pattern...
It should maintain level playing field
Mr Srivastava made an important point that the problems begins with us. UPSC is not a magic wand. It is a means to an end for both the Govt. and the aspirant. But before UPSC all the aspirants spend atleast 15 years in the education system. Whats ethics and values do we develop during that time? How much do we introspect? Does our education teach us integrity, cooperation, respect for laws , value of human life etc? UPSC, the bureaucracy, schools are all part of the same system we call society. We need to think of changes at system level to really solve issues at their core.
A big NO. People are getting the system. The UPSC needs to be revamped.
“Am I the right candidate to choose the right candidate “
Great sir
As per reports, Dilip also offered prayers at the Mohtadevi Temple in Ahmednagar and vowed to offer a 1.5 kg silver crown to the goddess if Munde was nominated to either the Lok Sabha or the Rajya Sabha.
He later offered a silver crown to the goddess after the BJP fielded Munde from the Beed Lok Sabha seat, a seat that her father late Gopinath Munde represented. Moreover, her uncle Manik Khedkar has been the taluka president of the BJP for 5 years.
Anjali birla, om birla ki ladki Bina exam ke IAS ban jati hai, fake reserved list me naam dalker direct IAS kamal hai, pooja khetkar is an example there are many pooja khetkar, if you think you not godi and pure ethical Anjali birla ka case open kare, don't give lecture on ethics, if you think you are really ethical make demands for all fake candidates, Anjali birla ka case open kare pura upsc ka kala sach samne ayega. It will real and practical applications of ethics,
Consolidated reserve list (2nd list) mein uska naam thha, she is IRPS or IRAS i think. But i seriously doubt usko Interview mein kaafi high marks diye honge. Aur main problem mujhe ye hai ki 1st list walo ke number aur interview, Written marks sab diye hote hain. Par second list (CRL) walo ke nhi diye hote aur ussi mein Anali birla ka naam thha.
Wonderful interview with naditesh sir. Thank you very much 🙏🙏🙏
Sir Wonderful.... Very nice interview. Wonderful inputs... You explained very clearly.. Very inspiring not only to UPSC aspirants even for the people who are in service... People like you are very much required in the society... Thanks a lot sir for your wonderful silent contribution to the country... I like your simplicity, clarity of thought, expression... Very inspiring... Keep guiding sir... Thanks.
A Big No.
Watever the armour proof of any institutions or candidates on the legal rules, moral ethics values,integrity etc, r broken by ministers n power holders people. This system will never change.
No child is born unethical or corrupt. One becomes these things as one grows up. Which shows that the system of rewards and punishment is broken. These issues exist in every society. But we need to ask whether corruption is the norm or it is the exception. In India common sense says corruption and unethical behaviour is the norm. These are widespread in every sector in every field. Even at the level of family. If we look for these we will find them all around us begining from our own families. How are we going to solve this issue? I argue by fixing the education system first of all. Most of us spend atleast 15 years in school and college. We are in a process of evaluation and examination. At the end what is the result? What do we take from this to our lives? Just a piece of paper we call degree. What about ethics, values, compassion, team spirit and cooperation?
No.
UPSC interview is very subjective
Over the few years...due to tough CSAT many students from rural India nd humanity background students are being eliminated... In knowing too much aptitude is good sign nd appropriate for civil services...UPSC need to rethinking on the entire exam pattern...
It should maintain level playing field
What really is the purpose of the UPSC exam? It is to select candidates with desirable attributes for administration. It is not to distribute these jobs among aspirants from different backgrounds. The CSAT paper is basic aptitude paper. The problem is not with CSAT but with the education system. Why doesn't 10+2+3 years of education prepare a person to score well in the UPSC exam? Why do aspirants need to take separate coaching for these competitive exams?
@@expeditioner9322 agreed...but you see 2023 CSAT paper....if by chance I have written the exam of 2023 paper ...even IITian , Cat pyq asked ...that require expertise not average...
@@expeditioner9322 still some ideal person will justify these...unless faces exam....Bahar se bahut sundar lagta h!
@@RobinKumar-tw9zf I have taken these exams if that's what you mean. And these exams are a means to recruit as per the demands of the administrative services. You can complain as much as you like but that won't help you. Exams will only get harder in the future.
@@RobinKumar-tw9zf I have not seen the 2023 paper even then I don't think they asked questions related to concepts outside secondary level exams. IIT asks questions from senior secondary level. CAT exam also asks questions at secondary level concepts. The problem is we don't learn to solve problems in school. What we learn is pattern matching. That no longer works in these exams. There is no point complaining about the level of difficulty. Things will only get harder in the future. Better focus on learning problem solving skills. There are plenty of resources available but you need to look beyond the exam coaching channels.