KAS Interview Transcript : SURJITH P (Date : 29/09/2021 ; Afternoon 1.00pm)

PSC Chairman : Reading out the DAF

  • What were you doing since passing out.
  • How do you interpret a law? Golden rule of interpretation of laws. 
  • If you are posted as an officer,  what will you do in the given situation by interpreting the rules.


Member 1

  • How was your experience at CCEK?
  • How has it helped you in your preparation?
  • You were part of the Nature club. How we can protect the environment.
  • Development will always have adverse environmental effects. how can we balance between the two?
  • All things you told was there ten years back. Tell me something new. 
  • You have learned Kalaripayattu. What did you learn by doing Kalari? How it has helped you in Life.


Member 2

  • You told about Japan. Can you name the author of the book :Paradise in the sea of sorrow
  • What is String of Pearls?
  • What is China's Intentions in Hambantota port?
  • What is AUKUS? How is this going to effect the global equation?  How this has irked the other nations.   What is India's position?


Member 3 : Teeka Ram Meena Sir

  • You are a Geography expert, How will you explain geography of India?
  • Explain from North to South
  • How will you explain Western Ghats. How many states does it pass through.
  • Which is landmark legislation for ensuring Tribal rights. What is the issues with laws concerning their Minor Forest produce, land use etc?
  • What is Pygmalion point. 
  • Tell me the major Tiger Parks in India. Tell one form each state. Can you tell one from Rajasthan?
  • Where is Gulf of Mannar? What is its ecological as well as strategic importance?


Member 4

  • What is Geopolitics?
  • What is the importance of India in Geopolitics. 
  • You are a sports person, You know India's position in Olympics. Despite being a 1.3 billion nation, we couldn't get enough medals. What is your suggestions to get more medals? 


Member 5 : Psychologist

  • Who is your best friend?
  • If I ask him, What will he say about you?
  • Tell me why you took Chemical Engineering since you didn't continued with it? What was your ambition when you were at School


Member 2 : 

  • One last Question : Can you name a politician with the same name Surjith? 




 



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