UPSC Syllabus

Hello dear, Yes you can definitely prepare for UPSC in 6 months with hard work and dedication. As per the UPSC IAS Age Limit, the minimum age of the candidate should be 21 years and the maximum age should be 32 years as of the 1st of August, 2023 I. e. , the candidate must have been born not earlier than 2nd August, 1991, and not later than 1st August, 2002. The Civil Services Examination is a nationwide competitive examination in India conducted by the Union Public Service Commission for recruitment to higher Civil Services of the Government of India. UPSC is India's central agency which conducts exams like Civil Services Exam (CSE) to recruit candidates into top government services like IAS IPS, IFS etc. UPSC NOT ONLY PROVIDE PRESTIGIOUS JOB OPPORTUNITY BUT A REPUTED POST IN INDIA. Although regarded as one of the toughest exams in the country, with the right approach and strategy, an aspirant can crack the IAS examination in the very first attempt. It is essential for aspirants to know and understand the requirements of the IAS exam such as the UPSC syllabus for IAS Exam (Prelims-MCQ and Mains-DESCRIPTIVE), pattern, eligibility criteria, application procedure and other such significant details before kick-starting the preparations. If you want to prepare then you can download the LK ACADEMY app from play store because in self-studies guidance is very important. The coaching provides a comprehensive way to cover the syllabus and make you prepare for the preliminary, Mains and interview round. It has faculty members with years of experience to guide you and teach you to ace the exam with flying colors. Total study material is available, doubt sessions, test series, best amenities and many more. For any other information or guidance, you can contact LK ACADEMY - 7285043606.

There is no best-scoring optional subject in the UPSC. This is because optional markings vary as per trends, which change every year. Usually these are popular optional subjects:
1. Sociology
2. Anthropology
3. Political Science
4. Geography
5. Public Administration
These five subjects have higher score trends and are more popular among aspirants. The sociology optional syllabus is comparatively less demanding and can be completed in three months. Also, you have a better chance of scoring well in this subject with good writing practice. However, toppers have scored well in subjects such as mathematics, literature, and Physics as well. This shows that if you have good command over your subject, you can do well in any optional. Therefore, your criteria for choosing an optional must be your interest and study level.

Hello dear, it is the right time to start tour preparation and age limit to appear is 21 - 30 years. Although regarded as one of the toughest exams in the country, with the right approach and strategy, an aspirant can crack the IAS examination in the very first attempt. It is essential for aspirants to know and understand the requirements of the IAS exam 2021 such as the UPSC syllabus for IAS Exam (Prelims-MCQ and Mains-DESCRIPTIVE), pattern, eligibility criteria, application procedure and other such significant details before kick-starting the preparations. So, at this stage you can :
Revise the NCERT of all standard from class 6th to 12th. Attempt daily quiz related to Current Affairs. Start the habit of making notes and revise it on daily basis. Read daily newspaper THE HINDU is preferable. This requires a daily basis practice, study notes, mock test, video sessions and comprehensive study.

Hi, preparing for UPSC not only needs hard work but smart work, when talking about the syllabus of UPSC it is limitless, but smart work can enhance your preparation. For this, I believe you need to study NCERT books mainly from class 9th to class 12th for subjects like polity and geography. NCERT textbook on microfinance for class 11th and class 12; NCERT text book biology of class 12th botany for ecology; NCERT class 9th - class 10th for Science and technology and NCERT class 6th to class 12th for History and Art and Culture. Additionally, you need to follow The Hindu newspaper for current affair updates. Keeping an account of previous year UPSC questions shall add-on to your preparation. You may prepare notes of NCERTs in your own way by giving a thorough reading to them. It is advised to compile all the above mentioned work in big fat notebook, so that at the end your preparation revision narrows down to reading that notebook and you are all set for UPSC. This is the guru mantra all UPSC counselling institutes are selling to students at paid basis now a days. All the Best.