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How can I utilize this time from November 2022 to May 2023 for the prelims 2023 UPSC CSE?

With about six months to Prelims 2023, it is time to make some changes to your preparation now. Gradually incorporate these changes into your preparation and ensure that you are giving your full attention to the IAS exam. Go through the pointers below to understand what the required changes are.   Wrapping up your optional- […]

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How are cadre and state allocation done by the UPSC?

The Cadre Allocation Policy seeks to achieve three key objectives of the Government of India and the State Governments: to increase national integration; to rationalize vacancies following IAS cadre strength, and to increase administrative efficiency by reassigning officers from surplus to deficit states. The following process is used by the UPSC to assign cadres: According

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How do I predict which questions will be asked next in the UPSC Mains exam?

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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How do you read history and remember it efficiently (for the UPSC CSE)?

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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I have got Asian culture, linguistics, and philosophy in my graduation. Will they help me somehow in the UPSC CSE?

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,

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Can a graduation holder from IGNOU participate in the UPSC exam?

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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