Here are some useful tips which can help you to prepare for UPSC after 12th standard.
You must read more about the civil services.
You must talk with an IAS officer and learn about ground realities straight from them.
You should have a plan.
Go for graduation course which includes history and polity, they are of immense to qualify the UPSC exams.
During your degree days, study the subjects keeping in mind the UPSC syllabus.
If you master the subjects, you can take one of them as an optional subject.
Also, you need to read about administration, economics, etc.
You can have them as your main subject, and everything is based on your interest and aptitude.
Keep practicing fundamental mathematics which you learned in school.
This is needed for CSAT paper in the IAS Prelims.
Also, read more about IAS exam pattern.
Also, you have to study like an IAS aspirant and not an immature college student.
Take the advantage of the college library.
Read several relevant books as possible.
You must make a habit of reading the daily newspaper and keep up with the latest happenings in the world and your country as well.
Improve your interpersonal skills and communication skills.
Also, you need to peep into your NCERT textbooks.
They have the basics which you need to study for the UPSC exam.
Also, make notes for your help and ease to study.
You must read more about the civil services.
You must talk with an IAS officer and learn about ground realities straight from them.
You should have a plan.
Go for graduation course which includes history and polity, they are of immense to qualify the UPSC exams.
During your degree days, study the subjects keeping in mind the UPSC syllabus.
If you master the subjects, you can take one of them as an optional subject.
Also, you need to read about administration, economics, etc.
You can have them as your main subject, and everything is based on your interest and aptitude.
Keep practicing fundamental mathematics which you learned in school.
This is needed for CSAT paper in the IAS Prelims.
Also, read more about IAS exam pattern.
Also, you have to study like an IAS aspirant and not an immature college student.
Take the advantage of the college library.
Read several relevant books as possible.
You must make a habit of reading the daily newspaper and keep up with the latest happenings in the world and your country as well.
Improve your interpersonal skills and communication skills.
Also, you need to peep into your NCERT textbooks.
They have the basics which you need to study for the UPSC exam.
Also, make notes for your help and ease to study.
