UPSC Preparation Strategy

Typically, a UPSC preparation timetable should include a balance between static and dynamic subjects, giving due consideration to current affairs.

Embarking on the journey of UPSC preparation from the comfort of one’s home is a choice that holds both advantages and challenges.

Preparing for the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) examination is a rigorous and time-consuming process that demands dedication and strategic planning.

Choosing an optional subject for the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) exam is a critical decision that can significantly impact one’s performance in the examination.

Three types of central government funds are available: the Consolidated Fund of India, the Contingency Fund of India, and the Public Accounts of India.

Electoral Bond is basically an important topic for the IAS exam. UPSC aspirants must be well prepared for this topic which comes in the General Studies Paper-II.

Reading the NCERT thoroughly is considered to be the golden rule by most of the toppers and aspirants, NCERT books serve as the most important source material

Even though Gayathri Krishnan was very determined to make a difference in society for its well-being, she was confident too that if she put her 100% into it, she could achieve any goal. 

Preparing for the UPSC interview is a critical phase that requires strategic planning and meticulous attention to detail.

This was none other than the famous IFS officer Vikram Grewal, while most of the aspirants who give the UPSC CSE exam aim for being an IAS or IPS officer