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IAS Exam Age Limit: 21 to 32 years
Age Relaxation: As per category.
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Guide-Level 13
1. Organize your study plan.
2. Study as per exam pattern.
3. When in doubt, clear them.
4. Analyse everything you study.
5. Avoid multitasking.
6. Stay focused on the path ahead.
7. Avoid negative influence.
8. Get out of your comfort zone.
9. Focus on Current Affairs.
10. Practice test papers.
11. Source wisely.
12. Have dedication and passion.
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Guide-Level 13
1. Concentrate more on analysis. Most of the candidates just give importance to memorizing the Current Affairs.
2. Linking of topics.
3. Read the newspapers daily.
4. Read magazines like Gist of Yojana, Kurukshetra, etc. Use limited numbers with proven track record.
5. Notes - Make it a habit.
6. Revise - Consistency.
7. Limit your sources.
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Guide-Level 13
1. Indian Administrative Service (IAS).
2. Indian Police Service (IPS).
3. Indian Foreign Service (IFS).
4. Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IA&AS).
5. Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS).
6. Indian Corporate Law Service (ICLS).
7. Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS).
8. Indian Defence Estates Service (IDES).
9. Indian Information Service (IIS).
10. Indian Ordinance Factories Service (IOFS).
11. Railway Protection Force (RPF).
12. Indian Trade Service (ITS).
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Guide-Level 13
1. Objectify the UPSC syllabus.
2. Stop looking at the IAS curriculum as a whole - Divide and Conquer.
3. Make a timetable and follow it judiciously.
4. Indulge in Quality discussions.
5. Solve mock papers regularly.
6. Develop answer writing skills.
7. The two time revision rule.
8. Do not ever skip newspapers.
9. Start framing your own questions.
10. Plan and execute.
11. Maintain a healthy diet and regular sleep.
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