Civil Service Examination

Abhijeet Yadav helps UPSC CSE aspirants understand what are some of the common mistakes made during the exam. He also offers constructive suggestions to fix them. Read on.

Among the youngest to crack UPSC CSE in 2019, IAS officer Simi Karan was 22 years old when she aced the exam in her first attempt. Here's her preparation strategy to cover the syllabus on time.

PRAM IAS - an initiative started by Bihar State Service Officers - is an endeavour to provide free coaching and help to aspirants for Bihar state services examination. They are available on Facebook, Telegraph, and YouTube.

Shruti Pandey from Uttar Pradesh went from preparing and appearing for the UPSC CSE to becoming a Data Scientist. She speaks of how her unsuccessful attempts made her resent the process.

The son of daily wage labourers from a remote village in Karnataka, IFS officer Santosha H overcame incredible odds to crack UPSC. He shares his inspiring journey and key tips for future aspirants of CSE.

From covering the syllabus for prelims to answer writing for mains, IAS officer Valay Vaidya shares the preparation strategy that helped me ace UPSC CSE.

From picking the right optional subjects for Mains to planning your preparation strategy, IFS officer Saurabh Kumar shares crucial tips to help you crack UPSC CSE and IFS

Abhijeet Yadav secured AIR 653 in CSE 2017 but did not get posted to any service. His experience of failing six times in the UPSC exam and overcoming the pain to start afresh is going viral on social media.

Thinking about changing your optional subject for UPSC CSE Mains? IAS officer Varun Reddy changed his after failing in his first two attempts and speaks about how that helped him boost his score.

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, IRS officer Shashank Shekhar Singh has shipping CSE books, medicines and even food to struggling UPSC aspirants.