CTAG WBCS Coaching

7th December 2024

About Us :

To fulfill the mission and vision of the Human Welfare Foundation and CTAG, CTAG West Bengal Chapter has started a residential coaching Centre for West Bengal Civil Service (WBCS) Examination.

CTAG – Centre for Training and Academic Guidance is a one-stop solution to all your queries in the field of West Bengal Civil Services Examination. Along with a quality faculty team, we also ensure that high-quality study material is provided and students do not have to hustle to collect the same. Candidates can rely on CTAG – Centre for Training and Academic Guidance for their WBCS examination preparation as this Centre provides facilities for the overall development of candidates through a conducive learning environment.

You can read about the achievements of our previous batches here: CTAG WBCS Coaching achievements

Facilities:

Accommodation (Fully Residential)
Classes and Coaching by Govt. Officials and Experienced Faculties
Library
Motivational Lectures
Preliminary and Mains-Based Mock Tests
Well-Arranged Study Materials
Unit and Class Wise Tests
Preliminary and Mains-Based Mock Tests
Individual Career Counselling

Selection Process:

Candidates have to apply online mode through our website. Based on the entrance examination selected candidates will be called for a personality test. The final selected list will be published based on total acquired marks in the entrance examination and personality test.

Minimum qualifying marks:

– For the preliminary MCQ paper of 200 marks, the minimum qualifying marks will be 40%.
– For the descriptive paper of 200 marks, the minimum qualifying marks will be 45%.
– For the personality test of 100 marks, the minimum qualifying marks will be 45%.

Mode of Application:

The application can be submitted online Only.

Link for Application: (Not Accepting Now)

Online Application Fee : Rs. 100/- (One Hundred Rupee Only)

Syllabus for Entrance Examination:

WBCS preliminary-based M.C.Q (200 marks)
WBCS mains are based on two compulsory papers i.e. Bengali and English only. (200 marks each)

Qualification and Criteria:

A graduate degree from a recognised university.
Ability to read, write and speak in Bengali.
Not below 21 years but no more than 36 years on the 1^st January of the year of examination.

Tentative Dates :