Shubhraviraj

  If you ask anyone, Can you Crack IAS without Coaching? Around 90% of people will say, “No, you cannot”. Let me tell you, you can do it, YES YOU CAN! You just have to decide and prepare for it in a complete Solitary. You just have to keep yourself alone, so that no negative thoughts can upset you or disturb you from your goal.   You have to remember these three words,” WHY CAN’T I”? This line will not only motivate you but also help you to crack any exam. You only need Self-study and a lot (let me emphasize, LOTTT) of practice. Everything here, in this phase, will be a lot, be it Reading, Giving Mocks, Analyzing, and working on your weak areas. Before you start preparing any subject, remember that no matter what may come, you have to understand the concept and stick to the basics.   Remember this Mantra,” Just Do it and Have Faith in Yourself”.   Things you need to plan: ●          Get your basics clear ●  ...

    Books play an important role in any preparation, be it life or any exam. The UPSC examination is divided into Preliminary examination, Mains Examination, and Interview.   You have to clear every Step of the exams with maximum marks so that your rank will be higher and your chances of getting through this year's examination will be maximum. In this article, we will be discussing the books needed for Prelims and Mains Exams. Let’s take a look;   Preliminary Exam: ●        Ancient History - RS Sharma (NCERT Class 11) ●        Medieval History - Satish Chandra (NCERT Class 11) ●        Modern History - Bipin Chandra (NCERT) ●        India's Struggle for Independence - Bipin Chandra ●        Modern Indian - Spectrum ●        Art and Culture: Intro to Indian Art (NCER...

  Become an IAS officer in one year?   To become an IAS Officer in 1 Year is not a piece of cake, you have to dedicate yourself to both Hard and Smart work. In this article, I have discussed all the points that you need to do as per plan. I have segregated every part with the amount of time it is needed to be given. Let’s get started.   First Month (June): You have just now started your Journey towards your Goal. In this first step do as much research as you can. Read blogs, articles related to this step. At first focus and understand what are your strengths and weaknesses. By understanding that, you can plan out your strategy and the material you are going to use.   Next 2 Months (July & August): In the first step, you had a study of what you should and should not. Now it's time for some Hard Work. Read as much as you can. Remember to prepare notes simultaneously, read them and improvise them to perfection. You have to keep in mind, no miracle or s...

  Can Doctors become an IAS?   If you are a person who got attracted to this article then you must be an aspiring doctor or someone who is very closely related to a doctor. Let me tell you something, there has been a total of 5doctors who have successfully cracked the IAS exam and now serving as an officer in different districts.   In India anything is possible. First of all, Not many doctors come into the field of Civil services or dreamt of becoming an IAS officer. The field of medicine is vast in its own way and completely different from civil services. To become a doctor you have to start preparing for its entrance from XIIth onwards itself. Every year around 8Lakh this much amount of Candidates apply for medical entrances, no matter whether it's NEET or AIIMS or JIPMER OR anything else.   Switching from Medical to Civil Services is a big task on its own. Considering the above scenario of 8 lakhs students Appearing for medical entrance, the ratio of m...

  Every exam is different and the path to crack it is different too. Every individual comes up with a different plan to score the highest rank, it may work for some while not for you. In this article, we will be discussing 15 things you should know before you start your preparation for a UPSC Exam. Let me tell you Experience matters a lot, but if you are smart working enough then you can even crack the exam on the first go. Let’s get started with these points.   1.      Smart work before Hard work. Prepare a strategy of what to study and what not to and then put your hard work into it. 2.      Study from Limited Source But study that religiously, no need to gather everything from everywhere. 3.      Practice writing answers for mains. The most important point. 4.      You have to take a mental note of how the marks are distributed. Your mere diversion of energy and focus will cost you hu...

  In India, most people look upon VIPs for their lifestyle and the respect they get from society in their normal day-to-day life. Here, you will be VIP if you are in any one or all of the categories i.e. if you are Rich in monetary values, Rich in the power of authority, or Rich in Popularity. There are a certain set of positions through which you will be considered as VIP, that will be discussed below,   ●        President ●        Prime minister ●        Chief Minister of the state ●        Minister of the state ●        MLAs and MPs (but they are not allowed to use VIP lights or red beacons) ●        Governor of the state ●        Lokayukta (mostly honorable retired judges hold this post) ●        Supreme court judges ...

  Every year lakhs of students prepare for the UPSC examination, from which the majority of the students want to become IAS officers. Becoming an IAS Officer is not a piece of cake, you have to cross many hurdles mentally and physically as well. Mentally preparing yourself to study the vast syllabus of the UPSC examination along with giving time to every important topic and taking out time for rest is the work of a sorted individual. Physically, you have to clear every step of the examination with maximum marks.   To Clear any examination, you must be aware of two things mainly i.e. Syllabus and steps of examination. In this article, you will get to know the syllabus of prelims, the 1st step you need to clear to become an IAS officer.   There are two papers in prelims, i.e. Paper I and Paper-II. Every Paper carries 200 marks and it will be an objective type paper with multiple-choice questions. It is compulsory to appear in both of the examinations, if you fail t...