Being regular and persistent in whatever one is doing is the basic component of time management. In case of civil services preparation, this would entail the following attributes: following a proper plan and schedule, making notes regularly, practising daily, solving test papers at regular intervals., devoting adequate time to each phase of the exam as well as to the individual papers.
UPSC conducts the Civil Services Examination to select candidates for the prestigious All India Services and other high-grade services. The All India Services are – Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), and Indian Forest Service (IFoS).
When it comes to career choices, the Civil Services of India has always been considered the best career choice for graduates! CSE paves the way for becoming an IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS (20+ jobs/services) officer. The wide variety of jobs within the ambit of the Civil Services offer greater sphere of authority and power than any other services in India. Civil services offer the rare opportunity to satisfy personal ambition as well as indulge in social welfare.
This result has led to a few hundreds achieving their dream of seeing their name in the final list and the remaining thousand shocked, surprised, saddened depending on the expectations they had. One might have expected a top 100 rank and still found no name in the list and the other might have ended up with a top 100 rank when least expected. In this exam, from the preliminary to the final list, at each stage, lakhs of aspirants look forward with a lot of hope and expectations, but looking at the limited seat availability, the cut throat competition and various other factors, the degree of disappointment is bound to be very high.
