UPSC eligibility criteria: Age limit, Educational Qualification, Nationality

UPSC Books The UPSC Prelims, being an entirely objective type of paper would need a separate set of book lists and the UPSC Mains, being entirely subjective in its nature would need its own. Therefore, in this section of the blog, I have mentioned the names of all the important books for UPSC according to the different phases and subjects of the UPSC CSEs. I have started with the NCERT books for UPSC. Here’s the list: Best NCERT books for UPSC Listed below are the best NCERT books for UPSC according to the various subjects of the UPSC exam (of both Prelims and Mains Phases) NCERT Books for UPSC- General Studies Paper I 1. NCERT books for UPSC for History: History: NCERT Class 6: Our Past History: NCERT Class 7: Our Past – 1 History: NCERT Class 8: Our Past 2 and 3 History: NCERT Class 9: India and the Contemporary World – I History: NCERT Class 9: India and the Contemporary World – II History: NCERT Class 10: World History History: NCERT Class 12: Indian History – 1 History: NCERT Clas...

 UPSC Books The UPSC Prelims, being an entirely objective type of paper would need a separate set of  book lists and the UPSC Mains, being entirely subjective in its nature would need its own. Therefore, in this section of the blog, I have mentioned the names of all the important books for UPSC according to the different phases and subjects of the UPSC CSEs. I have started with the NCERT books for UPSC. Here’s the list:  Best NCERT books for UPSC Listed below are the best NCERT books for UPSC according to the various subjects of the  UPSC exam (of both Prelims and Mains Phases) NCERT Books for UPSC- General Studies Paper I 1. NCERT books for UPSC for History: History: NCERT Class 6: Our Past History: NCERT Class 7: Our Past – 1 History: NCERT Class 8: Our Past 2 and 3 History: NCERT Class 9: India and the Contemporary World – I History: NCERT Class 9: India and the Contemporary World – II History: NCERT Class 10: World History History: NCERT Class 12: Indian History...

  UPSC IAS Exam Overview The UPSC IAS exam is no shorter than a marathon I tell you. It has three rounds that you need to clear in order to be selected as an IAS officer. The first round that you’d have to clear is the IAS prelims, then come the IAS Mains papers which is the second round, and finally, the third round consists of personal interviews. If you are able to make it through an IAS officer, then you’d be an indispensable part of the bureaucratic setup of our nation and the functions that are relegated to it. To help you understand more about the job profile of an IAS officer, I have written about the same later in the article. Now, if we are to talk about the difficulty level of the UPSC IAS exam, it is the toughest exam in India. Not only is the paper tough, but the competition is huge. Therefore, to crack this exam will need you to be extremely dedicated, perseverant, and patient, like it’s said in the TVF’s IAS-based show called” Aspirants” on YouTube. UPSC Notification...