What is the best backup government exam for an UPSC aspirant?

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3 years ago

There is nothing wrong with having backup plans. However, with the knowledge of Union Public Service Commission preparation, you can appear for other government examinations like State PSC, SSC CGL banking exams IBPS PO SBI PO Clerk, etc. ), Government teachers (TET), etc. If you're are belongs to t

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Sakshi Jaiswal | Beginner-Level 1

3 years ago

State civil services are the best options for an UPSC aspirant. Syllabus and exam patterns would be quiet easy to understand as they are almost similar to UPSC CSE' s syllabus and pattern but with a lower level of toughness comparatively. Core strategy of preparation for both kind of exams would be

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