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The ideal method to start your UPSC preparation, according to myself and other prior IAS test toppers, is to study through the  NCERT  books for UPSC and then move on to the regular UPSC 2022 book list (consisting of the standard books). You should also be careful about the IAS books you chose for your preparation, as the UPSC prelims and mains are significantly distinct from one another,   necessitating two separate sets of reading material for each. The UPSC Prelims, as a wholly objective sort of paper, would require its own set of book lists, while the UPSC Mains, as a completely subjective paper, would require its own. Best NCERT Books for UPSC Listed below are the best NCERT books for UPSC according to the various subjects of the UPSC exam (of…

2022, a year, people decided to move forward from COVID. The world going back to its normal roots, switching back to working from offices, reopening schools,…

The UPSC 2022 admit card release dates will be updated as soon as they are available. But, for now, I’ve shared the admit card-related dates of…

There’s a reason why every mentor advises you that you need a solid UPSC study strategy; the exams are often regarded as the most difficult, strict,…

Every year, the UPSC Civil Services Exam (CSE) is held to recruit candidates for various Indian central government, civil services such as IAS, IPS, IFS (Foreign),…

Exam Pattern Prelims Mains Exam Mode Offline Offline Exam Duration 2 papers of 2 hours each 9 papers of 3 hours each Type of Paper Objective…

Without beating much around the bush let me get straight to the point. The UPSC exam is a 3-phase affair: Phase 1 is the UPSC Preliminary Examination,…

I won’t go into detail on how significant the UPSC (IAS) previous year’s question papers are to a serious candidate because I’m sure you’ve already figured…