Hello aspirant,

First I would say that you have enough time to prepare for UPSC and if you have decided to go for it then it is very good to start from now.

To prepare for UPSC I suggest you to first of all read all the ncert books from class 5th to 12th as they are very important. Along with it start reading newspaper daily and try to build your reading and speaking skills.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello Aspirant,

Taking an organized and focused approach is necessary when beginning UPSC preparation from scratch (Zero Level). Start by becoming familiar with the syllabus, requirements, and exam pattern of the UPSC.

• Create a study schedule that addresses every subject and topic in detail.
• Establish a solid foundation in current events and fundamental ideas. Make use of credible study guides, suggested reading lists, and internet resources.
• To assess your progress, take practice exams and work from prior years on a regular basis.
• Remain dependable, efficiently manage your time, and, if necessary, seek advice from coaching centers or mentors.

But begin your preparations right away if you want to become an IAS officer. There are three sections to the exam:

The preliminary, mains, and interview.

You can now read more about civil services, enroll in a graduation course that covers politics and history, read about public administration, economics, etc., develop the habit of reading newspapers to stay up to date on current events, practice writing previous year's papers and improve your interpersonal and communication skills.

You can refer the below link:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-upsc-ias

Good luck

Thank You