Your scores in the second stage of the IAS exam, (UPSC Civil Services Mains exam), have a significant impact on your final ranks. The Civil Services Mains Exam is a subjective exam with nine papers and a 27-hour writing time. The two qualifying examinations are the Mandatory Indian Language paper (Paper A) and the English …
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The UPSC IAS exam is intended to assess your analytical, reading/writing, reasoning abilities including mental agility. The intriguing truth that will be discussed is that candidates frequently fail the exam, even though they were top students in their school or college. It has been claimed that those with the minimum pass marks in their undergraduate …
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The third and last round of the Civil Services IAS Exam is the UPSC Interview. For the interview round, candidates who passed their Mains exam will be chosen. Each aspirant is given a time slot (forenoon or afternoon session). A typical CSE interview lasts between 20 and 30 minutes. Please keep in mind that this …
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If you approach history correctly, it’s one of the most straightforward and rewarding topics on the UPSC civil services exam syllabus. Many times, candidates disregard history because they believe that it is a tough topic to prepare for. You must cultivate the habit of enjoying history while studying it. For instance, when you study Indian …
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To attend the UPSC IAS exam, an aspirant must hold at least a bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution or university. Candidates who have already taken the final exam (of the bachelor’s degree) and are awaiting results are also eligible to apply. At Officers’ IAS Academy, we ensure that no matter what your background is, …
Educational requirements for UPSC Civil Services Exam To appear for the UPSC IAS exam, a candidate must hold at least a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution. Candidates who have already taken the qualifying exam (bachelor’s degree) and are awaiting results are also eligible to apply. Candidates who plan to take the final exam can …
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One of the problems my students constantly face is the inability to focus on the work at hand. It is a problem that merits attention due to the advantages of enhancing concentration and focus. Controlling one’s attention requires concentration. As the top IAS Academy in Chennai that has produced many splendid civil servants, Officers IAS …
UPSC Civil services IAS exam is one of the toughest exams in India and it requires mental strength throughout your study period. Hence, keeping yourself motivated helps you keep the momentum. We are motivated to complete tasks because it makes us feel good and energizing. But it doesn’t always come easy, and we all experience …
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Current affairs propel the static knowledge you possess for the UPSC IAS exam into what you could use for connecting the dynamic areas. It also helps the aspirant to fully answer the questions asked in the Mains exam. As it is dynamic, one must follow the same nature, that is to continuously assimilate the learning …
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The importance of understanding how to write the Mains answer cannot be stressed enough as the marks that you score here decide your final rank in the IAS exam list. Hence, at Officers IAS Academy, we ensure that our students receive intense training in acing the Mains exam, making us the best UPSC IAS coaching …
