Best RAS Coaching in Jaipur, Rajasthan

The Thought Tree (T3) is best for RAS in Jaipur. We have expert faculty with years of experience. The Thought Tree's faculty members keep their focus on the students for better RAS preparations and clearing their doubts from time to time. 

T3 has an open library available for their students to get all types of books and study materials required for their RAS preparations. Students can also borrow books from the T3 library whenever they want.

T3 provides both offline and online RAS Coaching classes. So, the students who cannot attend offline RAS classes in Jaipur for some reason can attend online RAS coaching. T3 also provides study material in RAS online classes and teaches the same as in offline classes.

The Thought Tree (T3) provides a RAS course in Jaipur for Rs 60000. T3 aims to provide the best education to every RAS aspirant at reasonable costs. The Thought Tree provides an installment facility to the aspirants. RAS scholarship opportunities are also available for the students. 

T3 offers both offline and online RAS Coaching classes. So, students who cannot attend offline RAS classes can participate in online RAS classes with the same facilities that students get offline classes.

Coaching is not necessary for the RAS exam. If a candidate is well-focused and has the will to reach his goal, then RAS coaching is not necessary for them.

If you are not taking RAS coaching, you must put in some extra effort to clear the exam. Focus on self-study and prepare a study plan at the start.

The RAS exam is very similar to that of the Civil Service Examination. Both exams require dedication and a lot of hard work. Both have three stages: Preliminary exam, Main exam, and Personal interview.

The difference between them is that in the RAS exam, questions are mainly asked about the Rajasthan state. The Civil Service Examination mainly asks questions on national and international subjects.

The last stage of the RAS and CSE exams is the interview, which is tricky and toughest of all. RAS interview carries 100 marks. If a candidate has passed in all two stages and fails in an interview, then there is no use; the candidate is failed, and they have to start again.

The salary of RAS officers is different depending on their posts and levels. 

RAS posts such as Rajasthan Administrative Services (RAS), Rajasthan Rural Development Services (RRDS), Rajasthan Police Service (RPS), Rajasthan Insurance Service (RIS), Rajasthan Lekha Seva, and Rajasthan Women And Child Development Service have pay scale between Rs.15600-39100 with Grade Pay 5400 (Level 14 Matrix).

Other RAS posts such as Rajasthan Commercial Tax Service, Rajasthan Tourism Service, Rajasthan Jail Service, Rajasthan Transport Service, Rajasthan Udyog Seva, Rajasthan Devasthan Service, Rajasthan Food And Civil Supplies Services, Rajasthan Co-operative Service, Rajasthan Shram Kalyan Seva, Rajasthan Niyojan Karyalaya Seva, Rajasthan Social Justice And Empowerment Service, Rajasthan Excise (Preventive Officer) Services and Rajasthan Excise (General) Services have pay scale of Rs. 9300-34800 with Grade Pay 4800 (Level 12)

Salaries are based on the office's skills and their post level. Different post offices have different salary ranges. Some have higher pay, and some hai lower depending on their posts.

NCERTs are considered useful and essential books for preparing for the RAS exam. NCERT books are published for school children, so the information is printed in a simple, straightforward, and easy manner.

So, NCERT books to read for RAS examination are given below:

• NCERT's of History of Class XI and XII - Old Books
• NCERT's of Geography of Class XI and XII - New Okie
• NCERT books of Ancient History written by R. S. Sharma
• NCERT books of Medieval History written by Satish Chandra
• NCERT books of Modern History written by Bipin Chandra
• NCERT Book - Fundamentals of Physical Geography of Class XI
• NCERT Book - Indian Physical Environment of Class XI
• NCERT Book - Fundamentals of Human Geography of Class XII
• NCERT Book - Indian People and Economy of Class XII
• NCERT Book of Micro and Macro Economics

1. Candidates must study the History, Art and Culture, Literature, Tradition, and Heritage of Rajasthan.
2. They should also study the History of our country India.
3. They should study the geography of India and the world. Apart from that, most importantly, candidates must study the geography of Rajasthan. 
4. Candidates must study Indian Constitution, Political System, and Governance.
5. They should know the Administrative and Political System of Rajasthan.
6. They should clear their minds on Economic concepts and, more importantly, the Indian Economy.  
7. They should also especially study the Economy of Rajasthan.
8. Questions are also asked about science and technology. So, candidates should study the past and the latest science and technology.
9. One of the important abilities needed for RAS is Reasoning and Mental ability. So, candidates must focus on their reasoning and mental ability.
10. Last but not least, Current Affairs. One of the most important subjects for RAS and UPSC is current Affairs. Candidates must study current affairs and keep their separate notes on them.

The RAS exam is an examination that is held for Rajasthan administrative posts. There is an age eligibility criteria that says that the candidate who will apply for the RAS exam should be between the age of 21 years and 40 years as of 01/01/2022.

Unlike the UPSC examination, the RAS exam does not have any limit on several attempts for the examination, but it has relaxation in the upper age limit. 

The candidates can apply or attempt the RAS exam as many times, or we can say unlimited times, till they reach their maximum age limit has been reached. 

The age eligibility criteria for the Rajasthan Administrative Services exam is that the candidates applying for the examination must be between the age of 21 years and 40 years as of 01/01/2022.

There is a relaxation in the upper age limit for candidates with a reserved category. These reserved categories and their age relaxation are mentioned below:

Rajasthan States Category SC, ST, OBC, MBC, EWS Males have an age relaxation of 5 years.

Rajasthan States Category Sc, ST, OBC, MBC, EWS Females have an age relaxation of 10 years.

General Category Females have an age relaxation of 5 years.

Widows and Divorced Women have no Upper age limit.
 

Yes, the RAS exam is held every year.

RAS is the same as the UPSC examination, just the difference between them is that UPSC is fully based on national and international concepts, and RAS is mainly based in Rajasthan state.

Both examinations are considered as one the toughest examinations. But if we talk technically, the examination mainly depends on the candidate's preparation, skills, and strategy. It's always challenging to prepare for whether RAS or UPSC.

But once a candidate takes proper guidance and understands the exam pattern and latest RPSC RAS syllabus, and plans their study according to it, then it's not gonna be hard ahead.

The candidate must study strictly according to the RAS syllabus and keep his physical and mental state calm to perform well in the RAS examination.

The RAS prelims consist of one paper based on objective-type questions, which carries a maximum mark of 200.

The RAS prelim is just a screening test for admission to the RAS mains examination, and the thing is, marks obtained in the RAS prelims are not counted in the final merit. So, candidates have to clear the RAS prelims with no need to score the highest of all, as it is not counted in the final merit.

But the RAS prelims have negative markings. The prelims paper has 150 questions of objective-based multiple choice, which carries equal marks. So, there will be negative markings. One out of three marks will be deducted for every wrong answer.

If you are from Jaipur, then The Thought Tree is the best RPSC RAS Coaching coaching near you.