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Battleground covered in cries of red,

The sword, once keen, turned dull and dead.

Every inch of this body bears despise,

Ages passed, awaiting cruel hell's demise.

Amidst bloodshed, tearing down once soul,

Kings sip sweet wine, victory taking its toll.

सफर तो यह भी निकल जाएगा

राह में बहुत बार अकेला खुद को पाएगा

हुआ तो मुकम्मल,

नहीं तो यादों का सिलसिला जीता चला जाएगा।

- नाज़िआ

Ishita Kishore

Garima Lohia

Uma Harathi N

Smriti Mishra

Mayur Hazarika

Gahana Navya James

UPSC Prelims Admit card is out.

1. Visit the official website of UPSC.

2. On the homepage of the website, click on the 'Admit Card' tab.

3. Click on 'Civil Service Exam Preliminary Admit Card 2023'.

4. Login to the portal with the registration Id or Roll no. and DOB.

5. The UPSC admit card will be displayed on the screen.

From documents perspective you need the Identity proof scanned pdf and scanned (jpg/jpeg) photograph and signature. All shall be clear and visible.

Rest you shall keep your 10th standard Roll number noted down with you.

Rest is your personal details, all these documents are enough for general category students.

In case of Pwd(disability) and reservation you will need additional documents regarding these.

Solve atleast 100 mock test before the exam along with revising the syllabus and making note of mistakes and you will make it in one go.

This may sound not huge or maybe too much to some but this is actual game. Prelims now a days is not the Prelims that used to be 5 years ago. This is most unpredictable and sort of to say luck factor added to it, but luck is also with you if you have done your homework.

also, why not to focus on things in your hand rather then thinking about the luck.

Solve the mock test and note the errors and your weak areas work on them and be patient. Don’t be too quick to judge its ok to score poor sometimes but slowly you improve.

Share your thoughts in comment section below.

• Buying every book and newspaper.

• Usually toppers from other fields treat UPSC like any Other Exam.

• Not following the routine.

• Piling up too much sources and notes.

• Skipping the past year questions.

• Not taking NCERT seriously.

1. Break down your syllabus into parts

Start with a thorough analysis of your UPSC Civil Services exam syllabus. As they say, ‘know your enemy’ in advance, chart out the topics you struggle with.

2. Make a timetable that suits you

Always remember, do not make hectic and unrealistic study plans for UPSC. It will overwhelm you in just a few weeks and drain all your enthusiasm for preparation.

3. Assess yourself at each step

Once you start preparing for UPSC, monitor your progress at each step. During an assessment, the key points to note are the questions you got wrong in a test, the topics you failed to answer, and the tricky questions you got wrong because you didn’t remember the details.