What should I do, I couldn't qualify UPSC exam?

I have done chemistry (Hons). I am trying to qualify UPSC exam for straight five years.

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Asked by Aditya Srivastava

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Dr Swastik Sahu | Scholar-Level 17

7 years ago

Hello Dear, You shouldn't worry about it. Only 10-15% of total candidate those have appeared Prelims qualify the same. Prepare for next year. Go with the current affairs. Work on your weak areas. All the best.

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Shreya Manavadaria | Contributor-Level 8

7 years ago

Hello Aditya! It is okay if you could not qualify UPSC exam. UPSC exams come every year. So, you can always give a next try working harder and scoring good marks. And if you are not opting for that again, then you are already a graduate. So, move further in your field. All the best.

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