Can I clear UPSC without parents support?
Lack of family support may hinder the preparation at various stages as UPSC may be a long battle with continuous failure. If your family stops supporting you, it will be a more difficult path to be taken. Therefore, to bear parents’ disapproval for such an arduous journey may cause mental stress.
How can I stay positive while preparing for UPSC?
How to remain motivated during UPSC preparation
- 1 1. Good Study Mates.
- 2 2. Make a routine or time table.
- 3 3. Don’t compare yourself with others.
- 4 4. No to social Media.
- 5 5. Motivation from family.
- 6 6. Take small breaks.
- 7 7. Reward yourself.
- 8 8. Never say die.
How much money is required to become an IAS officer?
The basic pay of entry-level IAS officers is Rs. 56100. The salary of civil servants (Salary = Basic Pay + DA + TA + HRA) will increase as experience increases.
How many years to become a IAS officer?
It is an advantageous move to opt the subject of bachelor degree as an IAS Mains Optional Subject which makes more comfortable in dealing the huge syllabus for UPSC IAS Exam. After completing the bachelor course in three or four years, at the age of 21 years or 22 years an IAS aspirant can appear in the UPSC IAS Exam.
How can I motivate myself for UPSC?
How to stay motivated for UPSC exams
- Take one day at a time.
- Motivate yourself.
- Write down your strengths.
- Track how far you have come.
- Take breaks.
- Expect problems and disappointments.
- Be wary of boredom.
- Don’t forget to enjoy a little.
How can I be consistent in preparation?
To stay consistent you should stop worrying about the future, and focus more on what you can do best today. One hour at a time. One day at a time must be the strategy. Never think of the outcome without putting sincere efforts today.