How can I prepare for UPSC exam?

Hi Uzaif, Here are the tips: 1.The first step I would recommended is take a print out of syllabi copy. Make sure you get acquainted with it so much so that you get it infused in your blood. 2. Start reading newspapers, hard copy, not from phone or laptop preferably. And when you read newspaper you need to filter the news, syllabus will come in handy here and will save a lot of your time. And keep in mind that the news which are of National importance are only to be read. Forget the PIN ( person in news) kinds. 3. Get all the NCERTs required as per the syllabi, if you are starting from basics, you can start social sciences, science from Class VI-X and XI and XII based on topics, selectively, again first point will come in handy here. 4. Choose an optional right away, and choose it based on your interest. Don't go by masses' choice. If you have strong foothold in your graduation subject, you can choose it. (Hard luck if you're a comp science grad) 5. Draw a time table, strategy as to which subject to read when and how much time to be catered to each? 6. Follow the strategy strictly day in and day out. Make sure you study atleast 5-6 hrs a day. 7. Check this question out for some websites that you may have to follow. And the mentioned blogs have book references. All the best.

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Hi there, IAS exam or CSE is conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). The exam is conducted at an all India level. UPSC recruits the candidates for Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Forest Service (IFS) and Central Civil Services through this exam. All the ministries and the departments in the union and state governments are headed by the IAS officers that make this exam the prestigious one in the nation. The topper of the IAS exam has the opportunity to become the Cabinet Secretary to the Government of India. It is the highest bureaucratic position one person can have in India. Although regarded as one of the toughest exams in the country, with the right approach and strategy, an aspirant can crack the IAS examination in the very first attempt. It is essential for aspirants to know and understand the requirements of the IAS exam such as the UPSC syllabus for IAS Exam (Prelims-MCQ and Mains-DESCRIPTIVE), pattern, eligibility criteria, application procedure and other such significant details before kick-starting the preparations. So, at this stage you can : Revise the NCERT of all standard from class 6th to 12th. Attempt daily quiz related to Current Affairs. Start the habit of making notes and revise it on daily basis. Read daily newspaper THE HINDU is preferable. This requires a daily basis practice, study notes, mock test, video sessions and comprehensive study. You can practice all this at your convenient time by joining LK ACADEMY learning app. The best part of the app for every aspirant who is thinking to crack UPSC is that -they can give free Current Affairs daily test, free Mains answer writing practice, daily free RC assignment, announcements regarding government examination, daily news and many more. For any other information or guidance, regarding fees etc. You can contact LK ACADEMY - 7285043606.

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Here are the tips: 1. The first step I would recommended is take a print out of syllabi copy. Make sure you get acquainted with it so much so that you get it infused in your blood. 2. Start reading newspapers, hard copy, not from phone or laptop preferably. And when you read newspaper you need to filter the news, syllabus will come in handy here and will save a lot of your time. And keep in mind that the news which are of National importance are only to be read. Forget the PIN ( person in news) kinds. 3. Get all the NCERTs required as per the syllabi, if you are starting from basics, you can start social sciences, Science from Class VI-X and XI and XII based on topics, selectively, again first point will come in handy here. 4. Choose an optional right away, and choose it based on your interest. Don't go by masses' choice. If you have strong foothold in your graduation subject, you can choose it. (Hard luck if you're a comp Science graduation) 5. Draw a time table, strategy as to which subject to read when and how much time to be catered to each? 6. Follow the strategy strictly day in and day out. Make sure you study atleast 5-6 hrs a day. 7. Check this question out for some websites that you may have to follow. And the mentioned blogs have book references.

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RIIM Pune is the best place for UPSE exam. RIIM Academy supports aspiring IAS aspirants with proper education, knowledge, experienced mentors and faculty. They provide counseling sessions, best study material, test series, mock interview. Free access to library ,24/7 library and reading hall, separate discussion room, environment friendly, equipped with daily newspapers and monthly magazines. There are a number of reasons why one must go with RIIM. It is the best coaching for the UPSC in Pune. Firstly, the faculty at RIIM IAS is second to None. The experienced and knowledgeable staff provides students with the best possible guidance and support, helping them to excel in their UPSC preparation. Secondly, RIIM Pune IAS Academy has a proven track record of success, with a large number of students clearing the UPSC exam every year.

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Hi Go through the ncert books first from class 6th to 12th as they are good for basic knowledge of the subjects then move to higher books.

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Understand the UPSC pattern and procedure first. Go through the UPSC syllabus thoroughly. Start reading a few books and watch video lectures online for a few basic subjects like polity, history, geography, etc. Read the newspaper regularly.

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Hello, First thing you have to do is to complete your graduation and then, you have to do is to see the syllabus and analyse your self that you can do it or not and then analyse that on what topic you have to work hard. After this, surely, you can start you preparation with full confidence and work more on the topic in which you are weak and make your concept clear and stronger. All the best!

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Hello Dear, Preparing UPSC you will find it very interesting. Do revise all the topics of History, Geography, Political Science that you have read in your school. Now come to the current affairs section. Do read some newspaper, read the important exam oriented issues. This will definitely help you to score a good mark in UPSC.

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The Civil Services Examination (CSE) is considered to be the mother of all written examinations. It is a curriculum heavy examination especially at the Main exam stage. A candidate, therefore, has to begin preparation for the Main Exam and then for the Prelim. This is so because, if one starts his preparation for the Main exam after the having written the Prelim exam, he will have just four months (June to October) to prepare the Optional subject, Essay and General Studies, which is almost impossible to achieve. The optional subject is of post-graduation level, and usually it will be totally a new subject. Based on the rich experience that VAJIRAM & RAVI has gained by guiding Civil Services aspirants since 1976, we suggest the following course of preparation for the CSE. Let us take X as the year in which a candidate wants to sit for the CSE and X-1 as the year previous to the one in which a candidate wants to take the CSE. One can divide his preparation into two parts or two sessions Viz., June and July sessions.

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