In UPSC exam, can I write it in my own words?

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Saket Raj Sahu | Guide-Level 15

6 years ago

Yes, you can write whatever you know, but the main thing is that the answer must reflect the right thing asked in the question.

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Diwakar Goel | Scholar-Level 16

6 years ago

Hi, In UPSC exam, law answers have to comprise the technical parts also like sections, cases which gives a very good impression on your answer. It does not have to limited to the books but has to contain the aforesaid. See the answer sheets of UPSC toppers to get an idea.

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Kalpna Suryavanshi | Contributor-Level 7

a year ago

Yes, in the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) exam, you can and are encouraged to write your answers in your own words.

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