I am in B.Com first year. When should I start my preparation for UPSC CSE?

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Prachi Pol | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

You can apply for exam in the last year. But, you should start preparation as soon as possible. You can start it from right the moment now so that you will cover lots of knowledge. Hope this will help you. Good luck.

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Aman Bhawsar | Contributor-Level 8

7 years ago

You should start as early as possible and since you have decided to give UPSC you are already ahead of the individual who are going to decide in 2nd year or maybe later. You are definitely going to get advantage of starting early.

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Rudra Shaurya | Guide-Level 15

7 years ago

Start as soon as you can. Why even wait to start? The longer you prepare for, the better your result will be.

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Yash Singhal | Scholar-Level 17

7 years ago

You can start as early as possible because in B.Com first year, I don't think that you will get enough time to prepare for your UPSC exam because in this exam you need more smart work rather then hard work.

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