What All Exams While Preparing For Upsc?

What should I do before preparing for UPSC?

Tip #1: Prepare Yourself. Tip #2: Make a Time Table. Tip #3: Know the UPSC Syllabus. Tip #4: Newspaper Reading/Current Affairs for IAS. Tip #5: Choosing Optional. Tip #6: NCERTs. Tip #7: Making Notes. Tip #8: Answer Writing Practice.

Does UPSC preparation help other exams?

Since the syllabus of various other exams is a subset of UPSC syllabus, you can appear for other government exams. One can apply for State Civil Services Exams (State PCS) and can become a civil servant in a State.

Which exam is best in UPSC?

UPSC Civil Services Exam. UPSC National Defence Academy and Naval Academy Examination. UPSC Combined Defense Services Exam. UPSC Engineering Services Examination. UPSC Combined Medical Services Exam. UPSC Indian Forest Service Examination.

What are the 24 services in UPSC?

Indian Administrative Service (IAS) Indian Police Service (IPS) Indian Foreign Service (IFS) Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IA&AS) Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS) Indian Corporate Law Service (ICLS) Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS) Indian Defence Estates Service (IDES)

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?

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.

Is 1 years enough for UPSC?

Contrary to what many think, it is possible to crack the UPSC IAS exam with one year of preparation.

Does UPSC depend on luck?

So, it is not only your preparation that matters but also how others prepare, and that is out of your hands. In the UPSC prelims where there are MCQs, you can get lucky or unlucky with your guesses. In the IAS mains exam, a lot depends on the ‘mood’ of the examiner, and also on the nature of the examiner.

What to do if I fail in UPSC?

Applying for other government exams. Other government initiatives selecting on the basis of UPSC performance. Pursuing Fellowship Programmes. Climbing up the corporate ladder. Working for a Non-Government Organisation. Becoming a teacher.

What if I Cannot crack UPSC?

While preparing for the UPSC Civil Service Exam, you must be aware of the general awareness, finance and economy, so it will be easy for you. Thus, jobs in the Banking sector are also a good alternative career choice for candidates who did not crack the UPSC CSE.