Solving UPSC Previous Year Question papers can help aspirants in

• Understanding the Exam Pattern
• Identifying Important Topics
• Improving Time Management
• Boosting Confidence
• Improving Speed and Accuracy

The number of attempts for the UPSC Civil Services Exam (which includes the IAS exam) varies based on the category of the candidate.

A motivated and hardworking student can crack the UPSC exam through self-study without relying on any coaching institute although mentorship can be beneficial for

• Proper guidance and support for CSE
• Identifying strength and weaknesses
• Developing a personalized study plan based
• Valuable insights about exam pattern, question trends, and key topics to focus on.
• Staying motivated and accountable throughout the preparation process.

It is important to note that mentorship alone cannot guarantee success in the UPSC exam.With self-discipline, dedication, and a structured study plan, aspirants can prepare for the exam and achieve success without any external assistance.

As per the UPSC Notification, “A candidate must hold a graduate degree from one of the Indian universities established by an act of the national or state legislature or from one of the other educational institutions recognised as universities under Section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956, or possess an equivalent degree from one of those institutions.

Note- Candidates who are in their final year of college or who are awaiting results may also apply to take the UPSC preliminary examination.

• Medical students who have passed the final year of their MBBS programme but have not yet finished their internship are also eligible for the IAS though they need to submit completion certificate including an internship the Main Examination application.

The UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Exam consists of two objective-type papers - General Studies Paper I (GS Paper I) and Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT or Paper II). However, the marking scheme for each paper is slightly different.

Aspirants need to understand that success in the UPSC exam is not necessarily determined by academic performance alone. While a good educational background can certainly help, what matters more is the candidate's ability to understand and analyse issues, think critically, and communicate effectively. With the right approach and a strong will to succeed, even average students can crack the UPSC exam and become successful civil servants.

Students have the option to register for courses both online and offline. It is important to note that limited seats are available for the offline registration process, so students who are interested in that option should act quickly to secure their spot./p>

The counselling team's contact information provided will be helpful for students who have questions or concerns about the registration process. It will help ensure that the registration process goes smoothly and that students can start their courses on time.