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Kalpna Suryavanshi
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Reflect on why you want to take the UPSC exam. Understanding your motivation can help clarify your goals and keep you focused.Consider what role you want to pursue (IAS, IPS, IFS, etc.) and how it aligns with your career aspirations.
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Tanushree Saoor
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UGC/AICTE approved undergraduate courses that are relatively short-term and beneficial for UPSC Civil Services preparation include:Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Political Science - Offers insights into governance, political theories, and public administration.Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) - Develops management skills and understanding of economic principles relevant to civil services.Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Sociology - Provides knowledge of societal structures and issues, aiding in understanding social dynamics.Diploma in Public Administration - Focuses on administrative processes and governance, directly relevant to civil serv
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Does DIT University offers any facility to prepare for UPSC or any other government job examination?
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Manori Sahni
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Yes, the University facilitates an in-house career development training and coaching for preparation of CAT/ GATE/ UPSC/ IES/ Defence/ Banking and various other govt. exams.
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Rachit Kumar Saxena
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All the IAS toppers and mentors suggest that a consistent and quality study of 8-10 hours over a period of over one year is required in IAS preparation. The number of hours does not matter, it is the quality of study that matters. The candidates should read, understand, learn extensively. Moreover, the candidates should think the solution of the ongoing Socio-Economic problems of the Common man and devise a sustainable solution to those problems.The Study of hours will also depend on the affinity of the candidate towards a subject, their previous knowledge and the stage of exam for which they are preparing.
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Ashutosh Rai
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To start preparing for UPSC you should.Go through the UPSC syllabus thoroughly.Read a few books and watch video lectures online for a few basic subjects like polity, history, geography, etc.Read the newspaper regularly.Chart out a preparation time table and follow it strictly.Enrol for a good test series and get answer writing practice.Create a study schedule.Gather relevant study materials.
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