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Was CSAT 2019 tough?
The CSAT has been a qualifying test from 2015, was manageable in 2016, and quite tough in 2017. But 2018 saw a not-too-tough version! And then 2019 was again tough.
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Is UPSC Prelims very difficult?
If you look at the success rate in the IAS exam, you will understand why it is considered one of the toughest exams in India and some say, the world. Every year, lakhs of people take the IAS prelims exam. Out of this, only about 25% clear it and move onto the IAS mains.
Who got highest marks in UPSC Prelims 2019?
AIR-1 Pradeep Singh (1072/2025, 52.94%) AIR-2 Jatin Kishore (1063/2025, 52.49%) AIR-3 Pratibha Verma (1062/2025, 52.44%)
Was 2019 Prelims tough?
While the UPSC is considered one of the toughest exam of the country, many candidates termed UPSC prelims 2019 as the toughest in the past five years.
What is the highest score in CSAT?
Date of CSAT exam: 10th October 2021. Language of CSAT exam paper: English/Hindi. Maximum Marks: 200.
Can I clear prelims in 2 months?
Many IAS hopefuls might be wondering if it is possible to crack the UPSC Prelims in just 60 days. The answer is a resounding YES. People have done it before, and you can do it too!
What is the lowest score in UPSC Prelims?
Prelims – 87.54 out of 200 (43.77%) Mains – 745 out of 1750 (42.57%) Interview – 953 out of 2025 (47.06%)
Is 7 months sufficient for UPSC?
Hi, Yes, Even if you start preparing now – if you adopt the right strategies, do the smart-work , learn what is needed, and don’t go behind everything under the Sun – yes, you can clear UPSC CSE Prelims with just 6 months of preparation.
Is 3 hours enough for UPSC?
Tips to improve the quality of studies: Study as per the demand of the UPSC exam. Take breaks at regular intervals. Study for 3 hours with a 10-minute break every one hour rather than studying for 3 hours at a stretch. When you are studying, give it your utmost focus.
Is 4 hours enough for UPSC preparation?
Some aspirants claim to be studying 15–16 hours a day to prepare to take the UPSC exam. Some can pass the exam with just 6-7 hours of study per day. There isn’t a perfect answer to this question, and candidates must determine the number of hours they spend studying each day based on their abilities and needs.
