I am not sure if I need to join the classes. Shall I join class-3 batch or class1-2 batch of gpsc. I have no previous experience of prep.

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    Aakansha Purohit | Contributor-Level 10

    4 years ago
    Hi there, if you have no previous idea regarding what gpsc is all about then you should definitely join classes and I would strongly like to recommend LK ACADEMY as it will explain entire detail of how, when and where to start. GPSC exams are conducted by the Gujarat Public Service Commission. GPSC conducts various recruitment examinations for Class I, II and III vacancies in the Gujarat State Administration. This exam is conducted in 2 mode Gujarati as well as in English . LK Academy in Gujarat provides complete course coverage form start to selection. Its not only in Gujarati but you can give your exam and clear it with flying color
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