Marvelous Achievement by RAU’s IAS STUDY CIRCLE STUDENTS

RAU’s IAS STUDY CIRCLE have once again proved that it is the best IAS preparatory center in India.
It’s a proud feeling to introduce Rau’s achievers who have cleared UPSC exams 2016.
Gopalkrishna Ronaki(AIR-3), Anand Vardhan (AIR-7), Shewta Chauhan (AIR-8), Sidharth B(AIR-15), Anu Malik(AIR-16), Malika Sudhir (AIR-26). The list doesn’t ends here there are more than 311 candidates who have been selected in the CSE 2016.
Rau’s is educating Civil Service Aspirants from more than 64 years  in India. Its achievements have gained it the first place for IAS preparations for all the IAS dreamers. Rau have maintained its integrity and teaching methodologies from the time of its inception till today, which is commendable.
All the three branches- Bangalore, Delhi and Jaipur have highly experienced faculty members who strictly abide by the rules of golden standards of teaching. The teachers are strict though friendly which ease out the pressure of the students. The students get full support from their teachers educationally and psychologically. Being an IAS aspirant is not an easy job , the students go through a lot of emotional problems which are very well catered by the teachers of Rau’s. The teachers motivate and try to energize the students from time to time which uplifts their performance.
Secondly the environment of the institute also plays a vital role in preparations of IAS Exam. Rau's provides the best positive environment to its students , so that they can prepare efficiently. The students can also avail the library facilities which help them to make their additional notes better.
The students can also take counseling from experts if they require . This is an added advantage to Rau’s students over other institutes.
 Rau IAS has the most dynamic and updated study material which increases the chances of its students to crack IAS. The mock tests and discussion classes on current affairs help the students to prepare better.
So, undoubtedly RAU’s IAS STUDY CIRCLE is the best platform for all the IAS  aspirants who want to crack IAS in the most easiest way.

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