Which are the top institutes for the preparation for UPSC?

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    Prachi Pol Making History... | Guide-Level 13

    7 years ago
    Best coaching institute for IAS in India are:
    Rau's IAS Study Circle
    Chanakkya IAS Academy
    IMS (Institute of Mathematical Sciences)
    Career Coaching
    Ujjwal IAS Academy
    Khan Study Group
    IAS Academy
    Career Shapes
    Apex IAS Academy
    Career Path
    Eklavya IAS Academy
    IAS Training Centre Presidency College
    Centre for Excellence
    Utkarsh Academy
    Brilliant Tutorials
    Christ UPSC Academy
    All India Civil Services Coaching Center
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    shivangi raizada | Guide-Level 13

    7 years ago
    I don't know the names of institutions. But, I can suggest you a name of a website:
    You can check the below mentioned link:
    http://afeias.com/
    It is the website, where Dr. Vijay Agarwal ji guide the students how to prepare for UPSC, and there are lectures too given by him and he also take coaching classes. Good luck.

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