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Congratulations. You have decided to prepare for UPSC. But still confused, how to start preparation? What is the first step? Should I start with NCERTs? Which books should i read? How many hours should i study? What timetable should i follow? How to make notes? Should i join coaching or not? Can upsc be cracked without coaching?  A lot of things are wondering in your mind . Right? But do not worry, you are at the right place. Your all confusions will be cleared in this article.  this article is research based. Let me ask a questions. Q1. Why did you decide for UPSC? or What made you think about UPSC? You are supposed not to lie yourself.  okay . Forget it . But i asked this question because i have answer of this question. Find a reason of why did you decide for UPSC. Always keep that in your mind when you are going to study. It will motivate you and the fact of UPSC is that you can not achieve your goal without motivation. Run behind the reason. Now start with first step....

  IAS Study Plan for Beginners The UPSC civil services exam is taken by lakhs of people in the country every year. It is a three-stage exam which, when cracked, will get you your ticket into a career in the illustrious Indian civil services. The UPSC exam is considered one of the toughest in India because of various factors – the rather large UPSC syllabus, the intense competition, the eclectic nature of the subjects involved and also the unpredictability attributed to the UPSC papers. On average, a candidate takes three attempts to clear the IAS exam. There are some of course, who have been able to do so in their maiden attempts itself. If you are a newbie to the civil services exam world, you would have to be a little extra attentive to certain things, if you are serious about your IAS aspirations. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD SYLLABUS Why NCERT books are important? Explanation:  Being the most basic books and written in very simple language, lucid and neutral pers...

 CSE PRELIMS 2020 HAS ONCE AGAIN PROVED THAT THE  IMPORTANCE OF NCERTS . COVER ALL SUBJECTS NCERT FROM CLASS 6TH TO 12TH THROUGH SHORT NOTES AND ALL POSSIBLE QUESTIONS FROM EVERY CHAPTER OF EVRY CLASS IN THIS SERIES. To download sample of notes please click here To download sample of Covered questions please click here FOR MORE DETAILS PLEASE CONTACT US ON WHATSAPP +918441932109 THANKS  TEAM IAS WORLD OFFICIAL

UPSC PREPARATION TIPS This is a good thing that you want to prepare for the IAS examination from your own. Don't worry about your preparation I’ll give you everything here. I am starting from the scratch and then opening the flow of strategy. Your exam is I think in June, so you need to start your preparation from today. How I’ll tell you here. First, start your preparation for the mains and don't worry about pre. You can start your preparation for pre from April but in these three months fully dedicated yourself for your aim. You need to focus on a capability to taking the risk. Here risk in the form of other jobs. For example, if you are also prepared for SSC or banks or any other government jobs then left this for UPSC because if you fill other government jobs also then it will loose your focus which is important for your one-time goal which is IAS. You can start your preparation from today with these types of mindset. Before purchasing the book, befor...

10 Tips for Students to Prepare for IAS Exam while in College 10 Tips for Students to Prepare for IAS Exam while in College For smart aspirants, college is the best place to start IAS exam preparation. With all the energy of the young age and the sharpness of the student’s mind, the just-out-of-college guys have higher probabilities to clear IAS exam. But unless the preparation is focused on right guidance and strategies, the attempt may turn futile, resulting in the loss of precious attempts. Aspirants should never let this happen. We hope this post would surely help those who are looking for right guidance to prepare IAS exam while in college, especially the final year students and pre-final year students. 1. Take the early advantage Please remember the  eligibility criteria for UPSC Civil Service Exam (CSE)  is 21 years and a graduation in any subject. You should also take note that final year students can apply for IAS Prelims. Many candidates miss t...