Current affairs play an important role in UPSC Civil Services Exam preparation since dynamic questions arise in all three phases of the exam: preliminary, mains, and interview. The questions may be linked to the static section of the syllabus directly or indirectly. According to a trend study of previous years’ question papers, the weightage for current affairs questions is increasing every year, hence candidates should prioritise current events and related topics in their UPSC preparation.  Knowing the exam’s requirements is the first step in preparing for any competitive exam. General k ..read more

Cracking the UPSC exam is a great achievement. The IAS examination is regarded to be the most challenging in India. As you are aware, the UPSC Syllabus is so extensive and varied that you must dedicate at least months to your preparation. While you are bringing your preparation into action, it is only normal to become distracted.   You must be able to ignore all other distractions and focus entirely on the task at hand if you want to get where you’re going. Distractions can throw you off track, complicate your Civil Service Exam preparation, and prevent you from accomplishing your go ..read more

If you are preparing for the UPSC civil services prelims and expecting to qualify for the mains, the most important question on your mind is undoubtedly – how can I manage my time effectively for civil services test preparation? Cracking the UPSC exams necessitates, among other things, the ability to cover a wide range of topics in a relatively short period of time. It can be difficult to figure out how to study the UPSC syllabus. It no longer requires superhuman abilities to accomplish. You only need to apply some tactics that have been proven by previous achievers. We address the significanc ..read more

NCERTs are considered as the basic resource materials for UPSC aspirants, with regard to all the important subjects. These days, the market is flooded with condensed data in the form of synopses or gists. This raises the debate aspirants as to whether NCERT texts should be read in their whole or if these synopses should be used. It is usually preferable to read NCERT text books in their entirety. Comprehensive reading can help facilitate conceptual learning and comprehension. Furthermore, the note-taking practise might help you in aligning your reading to your preferred learning style. The vis ..read more

Yojana magazine and Kurukshetra are valuable resources for civil service candidates. The reason for this is that changes in UPSC syllabus and pattern have resulted in test questions that cannot be addressed only based on static materials over time. As a result, keeping track of topics in the news relevant to current socio-economic challenges has become important for a great score in this highly competitive test.  Candidates must attentively read and take notes on Yojana’s and Kurukshetra’s monthly editions because it is one of the most reliable sources of data and statistics given by the ..read more

People nowadays, unlike two decades ago, start thinking about their careers at a young age. They can also obtain a good understanding of the possibilities accessible thanks to the internet. These days, parents are quite forthright about their children’s future. Many people aspire to take the UPSC civil services examination, which is one of the many possibilities available. Thousands of students are inspired by public servants in their families or who live in their communities. They gain respect for them while simultaneously earning esteem for themselves. This is where the idea and desire to wo ..read more

Every year, shortly before the UPSC’s ‘Civil Services Examination,’ aspirants face a barrage of decision-making issues. The amount of confusion about the number of subjects available in your optional, what to cover for GS, how to prepare essays, how to choose the best UPSC Optional Subjects, and so on is overwhelming. This is when it’s important to remember that the optional paper can make or break the game.  It contributes for 25% of the total grade, which includes both the written and personality assessments. As a result, your optional subject becomes the pivot around which you might ai ..read more