Tips to Crack UPSC in 1st Attempt by - FIRST IAS INSTITUTE (Best UPSC coaching in India)


Author - Ashish Sir (UPSC Expert)

Tips to Crack UPSC CSE in 1st Attempt by - FIRST IAS INSTITUTE 

Understand the Exam Pattern: Familiarize yourself with the UPSC Civil Services Exam (CSE) pattern, including the three stages - Prelims, Mains, and Interview.

Create a Study Plan: Develop a well-structured study schedule that covers all subjects and allows time for revision. Break down your preparation into daily, weekly, and monthly goals.

Resource Selection: Choose standard reference books and study materials. Focus on NCERTs for basics and then move on to advanced books. Refer to newspapers like The Hindu for current affairs.

Current Affairs: Stay updated on current events. Read newspapers, magazines, and follow reliable online sources. Make concise notes to aid quick revision.

Practice Previous Years' Papers: Solve past years' question papers to understand the exam pattern, question types, and time management. It helps in identifying important topics.

Revision is Key: Regularly revise what you've studied. Create summary notes for quick reviews. Revision enhances retention.

Answer Writing Practice: For Mains, practice answer writing regularly. Focus on structuring your answers, expressing ideas coherently, and adhering to word limits.

Optional Subject Strategy: If possible, choose an optional subject that aligns with your interests and has good scoring potential. Devote ample time to mastering it.

Stay Healthy: Maintain a healthy lifestyle. A good diet, adequate sleep, and regular exercise contribute to better concentration and focus.

Mock Tests and Analysis: Take regular mock tests for both Prelims and Mains. Analyze your performance, identify weak areas, and work on improving them.

Stay Positive: Maintain a positive attitude. The UPSC CSE is a challenging exam, and setbacks may occur. Learn from mistakes, stay focused, and keep a positive mindset.

Interview Preparation: Prepare for the personality test (interview) by practicing mock interviews, Joining FIRST IAS INSTITUTE  & staying updated on current affairs, and being aware of your own DAF (Detailed Application Form).

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