How to Prepare for UPSC IAS Exam 2020 Online
How to Prepare for UPSC IAS Exam 2020 Online - A famous quote which suggests that ‘‘Well begun is half done’’. So if proper strategy is put in place then applicants can secure a good rank in the UPSC Civil Service exam. Hence applicants who want to qualify the exam should ask themselves, Why UPSC IAS? Which service IAS/IPS/IFS/IRS appeals you the most? Because the answer to this question will be the motivation to qualify for the IAS 2020. Candidates must check the tips and tricks to prepare for IAS exam 2020 online. Form more online preparation tips, candidates can check the article given below.
How to Prepare for UPSC IAS Exam 2020 Online
Below are the IAS preparation tips 2020 that can help you in preparing during the self-isolation time
1. Follow the Official website to update the data
Applicants who want to qualify the exam should abide by the below-mentioned website which will be helpful for them to know & update the information about various departments and places. Candidates can check the official link of the below-mentioned website to prepare for the UPSC IAS exam online.
- www.pib.nic.in
- www.newsonair.com
- www.nios.ac.in
- www.prsindia.org
- idsa.in
- ccrtindia.gov.in
- www.epw.in
2. Follow Important youtube channel to know issues in details
Aspirants should follow the below mentioned youtube channels to give a boost to their preparation for UPSC IAS 2020. These online channels for UPSC exam are also important for mains to answer writing and interview preparation.
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Candidates should note that along with the above-mentioned tools, applicants should know the UPSC IAS syllabus in detail. Because knowing syllabus and civil services exam pattern 2020 are complementary to each other and then only candidates can compose their strategy to qualify the exam. Candidates must also check UPSC IAS exam analysis 2020 for previous year trends.
4. Religiously follow previous year paper of UPSC IAS question paper
Since UPSC often repeats a few questions from previous year exams. Hence applicants should at least solve last 15 years question papers repeatedly 2-3 times and that can ensure that they will mark the correct answers to those questions which are asked the same in the exam. Along with knowing the question papers you should also know the previous year cut off of UPSC IAS so that applicants must know what to score and from where to score.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Can I prepare for IAS at home?
A:
Yes there are many applicants who not only prepare for UPSC IAS sitting at home rather they also qualify the exam with good marks.
Q: Which stream is best for IAS?
A:
The art stream is best to qualify UPSC IAS as it also includes General Studies topics.
Q: What is the salary of IAS?
A:
Applicants who qualify the exam are entitled to receive rs 56,100 as basic pay along with this TA, DA and other benefits are also provided.
Q: How many hours do IAS toppers study?
A:
Though hours are not fixed as different students have different thinking powers but generally 6-8 hours of regular study is required to qualify the exam.
Q: What are important websites to prepare for the UPSC IAS exam online?
A:
Few important websites are www.pib.nic.in, www.mrunal.org and www.newsonair.com
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Hello Aspirant
As your question is not clear, you are asking how to become an IAS, which course or degree you should pursue, and all the related details regarding the IAS. So, I can suggest you choosing the right stream in Intermediate is important.
The Arts/Humanities stream is most helpful
Hello Aspirant
All colleges are the best, and selection mainly depends on you and your consistency. But I can help you regarding this :
After the 10th, you can join PU (11–12th) colleges that offer strong academics and an early IAS foundation.
Some good options are Delhi’s Rajendra Prasad Sarvodaya
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If you want to become an IAS officer, you can choose any group CEC, MPC, or BiPC as IAS does not require a specific subject stream.
However, many students prefer CEC (Commerce, Economics, Civics) or MPC (Maths, Physics, Chemistry) because they help build analytical and general knowledge skills useful
Hello, it’s wonderful to see such clarity at such a young age. Becoming an IAS officer requires consistent preparation, strong general knowledge, and excellent analytical skills. Right now, your main focus should be building a strong base in academics, especially in subjects like History, Geography, and Economics. Start reading NCERT
The choice of your graduation path – integrated BSc BEd (Zoology), BTech CS, or integrated BS-MS at IISER Thiruvananthapuram – to pursue the dream of becoming an IAS officer requires careful consideration.
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