Hyderabad Based Academy To Conduct Entrance For Free IAS Coaching

HYDERABAD  Hyderabad based MS Education Academy is going to conduct an All India Entrance Test on Sunday, August 12, 2018 for its free civil services residential coaching program.

The candidates will be admitted solely on the entrance basis. The admitted candidates will be rigorously trained under the guidance of expert faculties, bureaucrats and civil servants and prepared for the prestigious civil services exam conducted by the UPSC every year. Along with coaching, the students will be provided free accommodation and meals.

The admission for limited seats will be made through a written test containing both objective and subjective questions followed by an interview. The entrance test will be conducted at 49 centers across 21 states.

Free IAS Residential Coaching Academy coaching program was launched last year in March to mentor and train the youths for the prestigious examination.

The picture of Muslims in government-related employment is quite grim. The numbers are too low especially when it comes to IAS, IFS, and IPS. If we want to become a part of the mainstream and become an asset of the country, we need to start contributing and representing in every sphere. We have to sharpen our axe to carve a niche for ourselves, Mohammad Abdul Lateef Khan, the founder of MS said.

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The last date for online registration is Friday, August 10 2018 and hall tickets for the test can be downloaded at:www.mseducationacademy.in.

For more details candidate may contact 040- 23537641/ 23537642 or 9030045422

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