IAS exam success strategy and tips.

The IAS exam preparation time is a challenging period for the candidates. Due to the huge syllabus of this exam and the stiff competition, millions of candidates fail the preliminary level examination. Do you want you to be one of those - who give up their dreams at the halfway point? Or do you want to be recognized as a civil servant in your life?

If you want to reach the top, you have to climb and keep in mind that climbing the peak is not an easy task, as it gets more difficult as you go up. You have to mold yourself as a higher person and move forward to fulfill this mission of becoming an IAS as a civil service student. Read this article to know some Golden Rules of Self Improvement for USPC Examination.

Accept your mistakes and learn from them.

The first step towards improving oneself is to acknowledge your mistakes and weaknesses. If you are hurt by your previous unsuccessful attempts, analyze what and how you did wrong and start trying as soon as possible to correct them. If you had taken an inappropriate optional subject in the pre-exam, there is no need to be afraid if there is a need to change it in the current exam time. Study that new subject according to the syllabus given by UPSC.
Face your fears

Fear keeps you away from many things in life. It is fear that prevents you from dreaming about civil services and many people do not even think to attempt the IAS exam. Remember that "fear is only a mental state" which can be overcome by an unmatchable preparation and skillful practice. Prepare for the UPSC exam with courage and enthusiasm and constantly test and practice for your personal development. Also keep in mind that your high personality and your balanced ideology are the key to your success in UPSC interview.

Keep your will power strong.

Willpower is such a magic bullet that can take you to any height of success. Stick to your determination to become an IAS, and you should not have any kind of ideological confusion or doubt inside. Help from other sources is also required for the development of your knowledge, so keep taking guidance from your seniors and experts for guidance.
A French poet Victor Hugo states that: "People lack willpower, not power," ("People do not lack strength; they lack will." - Victor Hugo).

Success comes from honesty and discipline.

Once past is never returned, do not waste it in vain. Improve your productivity by learning time management techniques to prepare for success in IAS exam. When it comes to being successful in life, disciplined life is very important and only disciplined candidates can achieve success in this UPSC exam.
Controlling oneself is a fundamental step towards self-improvement. You are the master of your life and it is not fair to blame circumstances or others for your failures, these are just excuses. If the son of a rickshaw puller, a waiter in a restaurant, a visually impaired woman, a physically challenged person, or a consistently poorly performing student in an early school or college can fulfill the dream of becoming an L IAS officer. You can also.

Get out of your comfortable life and facilities.

Before you say ‘I Can Compared’, say “I’m Try” and then GIVE IT YOUR BEST!

Many people know that "NO PAIN, NO GAIN" - "NO PAIN NO GAIN". Remember this saying that it is not possible to achieve success without hard work and dedication, you have to get out of your comfort zone for success and take necessary steps for your interest. Instead of complaining about what you don't have, always be thankful to God for what you have right now. If you are of good mind and body, you will definitely be able to pass this exam. All you need is the right attitude and confidence, so always be positive and
Be idealisticIn the end, Zinedine Zidane, a French football legend, said "once I went to play football with friends, but I was sad because I didn't have shoes, but one day I saw a man who had no legs." And later I realized how lucky I am. "

All the best for the exams.