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The goal of becoming a civil servant is incomplete without crossing the final step of IAS Personality test. The IAS Interview can be the make or break for the career of those who have cleared the UPSC main

Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination 2022 is less than a month away. Precisely, it is on the 27th day from today. That gives us 26 days of preparation. In these 26 days, only THREE THINGS ARE GOING TO MATTER.

It is this time where you put complete dedication, and smart work. For UPSC or any other exam, one should start with the end in the mind. The end of UPSC 2022 preparation lies in seeing your name

The interview is that part of your preparation wherein if you prepare well, you will get good marks.  Remove negative thoughts, take care of your body and mind, that’s the most important.  1.Prepare for general questions:  Some general

Mains 2021: Strategy for Mains Preparation and Answer writing? The revised dates of the UPSC Mains 2021 are below, Date Forenoon Afternoon 7th January 2022 Essay Paper  – 8th January 2022 GS-1 GS-2 9th January 2022 GS-3 GS-4

After you receive the Question cum answer booklet and before the bell rings, read the instructions! · First things first! Read the question paper well. Check if the booklet is printed correctly. If needed,ask for a replacement.· Read

The Civil Service Aptitude Test, also known as the General Studies Paper-II is one of the qualifying papers of the UPSC Prelims. Many candidates do not meet these criteria and get rejected every year. Though the paper is

How and what should I plan and prepare for the UPSC Prelims 2021 in the last 50 days? How and what should I plan and prepare for the UPSC Prelims 2021 in the UPSC Prelims 2021 is exactly

When to start: You’ll certainly may not be able to answer anything if you are way too early in your preparation. Itmay dishearten you immensely as you would not be able to answer almost all of them. It

Being the most popular exam in the nation, there is no doubt that this examination has so many rumours attached to it. The common UPSC myths are: More Hours = More Marks · It is the most common