What is the smart way to crack the UPSC Prelims exam?

 

While some CSE applicants are taking the test only to observe how the preliminary round goes, many CSE candidates' fates will be decided in three days.

 

There are older candidates who have put in a year or more of rigorous study.

 

There are applicants who have tried their best in the past but were unsuccessful in passing the preliminary

exams.

 

This time around, there aren't many outstanding students applying to IAS who have already started working in the community.

 

I wish luck to each and every one of these tens of thousands of applicants.

 

I'm not here to give you any last-minute advice since you already know how to do it. I'm here to help you rediscover who you are and realize your greatest potential.

 

• Before your test, take a minute to close your eyes and reflect on how hard you've worked, the difficulties you've faced, the sacrifices your parents have made so you may study without worry, and all the people you still need to impress.
• Think about your reasons for wanting to work in the IAS as well as your long-term objectives, such as how you want to help the poor and advance the country.
• Remembering all of these things shouldn't make you feel too stressed; rather, they should inspire you and act as a continual reminder to keep going no matter what.

Just a few things regarding preliminary exams:

 

1. Even if you lack confidence, take the test and make an effort to remain composed. This will assist you in recalling what you read and in analyzing the test questions.
2. There will be more erroneous answers than right ones if you respond to every question. After the test is finished, you want to try everything but Try to exercise restraint; don't do it. The key to passing the preliminary test is to remove the options, so carefully study each one before marking it. One mistake will cost you a full year.
3. The secret to passing the preliminary exam is to eliminate the alternatives, so carefully consider each one before marking it.
4. For daily updated and relevant current events and GK quizzes, which are essential for any government test, visit the GK question answers website every day.
5. Review your current events' notes.
6. Rewrite geography articles concerning rivers and distributaries, historical dates, and political articles. the rules of the environment. reports from many groups are available.
7. Please don't take the CSAT for granted; each year, it becomes harder. Furthermore, there are a lot fewer articles this time around than in the past, which made it possible to include difficult CSAT questions. Complete a couple of older papers.
   Just remember that you must mark 80–85 questions, of which 60–65 must be answered accurately; even if you choose poorly on 10-15 questions, you will still be eligible to sit the main test.

If you can't make it to the Mains, spend a day or two to think about what went wrong, what changes you need to make for your following tries, and start preparing right away.

 

Thanks for reading!

 

Work hard and be focused!