Does UPSC aspirants have girlfriend?

Beltey-belt. The biggest takeaway from the interview of UPSC rank 1 Kanishak Kataria is that he has a girlfriend. Kataria has surpassed a total of 10,65,552 candidates who applied for the exam this year.

What should we not do while preparing for UPSC?

Here are some of the common mistakes that UPSC aspirants make during preparation.

• Not checking the syllabus thoroughly.
• Not revising.
• Not taking mock tests.
• Piling up multiple books.
• No time management.
• Choosing irrelevant optional subjects.
• Reading irrelevant news in the newspaper.
• Not having a mentor.

Is it OK to take break during UPSC preparation?

For UPSC aspirants also, breaks are important for refreshing your mind and body. However, one thing has to be noted that students should take breaks but of reasonable time like 15 – 20 minutes and not more than that. Studies have shown that taking short breaks increase retention power and efficiency.

How many hours should a civil service aspirant study?

There are some aspirants who claim to study 15-16 hours per day while preparing for the UPSC exam. And, there are others who clear the exam studying just for 6-7 hours in a day….Also, read.

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At what age srushti Deshmukh cleared IAS?

23
Hailing from Bhopal’s Kasturba Nagar (Madhya Pradesh), Srushti accomplished this feat at a very young age of 23.

Can I skip Ncert for UPSC preparation?

You can choose any subject first and then, start from class 6 to 12 for that particular subject book. However, according to the weightage and simplicity of the syllabus, it is best to start with Indian Polity NCERT books for UPSC. You can also skip the note-making process of NCERT books for UPSC.

Is 6 months preparation enough for UPSC?

Six months is sufficient time to prepare for UPSC Prelims even if you are a beginner. Considering the schedule of UPSC, Prelims exam takes place in June. So you should start your preparation in December.

Is 6 hours of sleep enough for UPSC students?

Daily five to seven hours sleep is enough for a UPSC aspirant. If you are an aspirant with asthma, allergy or other health problem you need to sleep more. So, an aspirant does not waste even a single minute. If an aspirant is studying in the morning, they should take proper breakfast and should drink ample water.

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Do toppers cheat?

So yes toppers and even many other non toppers do not necessarily cheat.

Is it difficult to prepare for civil services along with Bank Job?

It may be difficult to prepare for civil services along with bank job but with proper time management and dedication working candidates or banking professional can crack civil services examination.

Can I prepare for IAS / civil services exam while doing job?

If you have passion about IAS / Civil Services, you should start as early as possible. But It is not possible to everybody. Some aspirants prepare Civil services / IAS while doing a Job. This article helps them to prepare IAS / Civil Services exam while doing a job. How to Prepare for Civil Services Exam with Job?

What is the quality required to get into civil services?

The one and only quality required is the burning desire to get into the civil services. This ‘fire’ will take care of the rest of the requirements. What exam tips do you give your students? In prelims, understanding of concepts is tested. Therefore, instead of memorising, candidates should start understanding concepts.

Is law an optional subject in the Civil Services exam?

In mains, law is one of the optional apart from General Studies Law is one of the most scoring subjects in civil services exam but we are required to understand the nature of questions and specific areas from where the questions are being asked by UPSC.