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Steps to be followed for UPSCE Exam preparation:

1. Know the exam well.
2. Strengthen your foundation.
3. Upgrade Your Knowledge with standard books.
4. Practice Answer Writing + Revision.
5. Mock-Test Based Learning Approach.

Top IAS coaching centres in Uttar Pradesh.

• Chanakya IAS Academy, Allahabad
• Sharda IAS, Lucknow
• Toppers IAS Academy, Varanasi
• ETEN

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To clear upsc exam need both the things self study and coaching also. Coaching gives you some important guidance and tricks to remember things . Self study is also important without that nothing will happen. How many years will it take to clear is depend on student. Some student

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It may not appeal to you but the NCERT books starting from VIII standard and going up to XII are very important resources and fall under the category of 'must read' in order to crack UPSC. The topics you should cover from these NCERT books are ancient history(NCERT Class

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Hope you are doing good.

Coming to your question, There are three stages in the IAS selection process :

1. Stage I: Preliminary Examination (IAS Prelims)

2. Stage II: Mains Examination (IAS Mains)

3. Stage III: UPSC Personality Test (IAS Interview)

IAS Prelims

It is a qualifying exam and candidates have to

Hello aspirant!
Hope you are doing well!

You can chose any stream for graduating your class 11 and 12 - arts, science, engineering, medical, economics, commerce, literature etc. All degree holders in any stream of subjects are eligible for writing the IAS exams.

There is nothing to be particular about

There are no such applications available which will help you for UPSC preparation . Even if such applications exist, they won't help you for UPSC preparation . So here I will help you with the links for syllabus for UPSC. You can refer them for preparation. If you can afford

Hi Somya,

I think you will be eligible to applyfor UPSC examination.

Although only a diploma certificate would not have let you sit for the exam, but since you do have mentioned about graduating and that too (I hope) from a recognized university, I do not think you will face