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Ayush Jain turned failures into success in his fourth UPSC attempt with Political Science and International Relations (PSIR) optional. His strategies, notes, and answer-writing tips are a masterclass for aspirants.

From a small town once caught in conflict to the IAS, Subhankar Bala’s journey to AIR 79 in UPSC shows how far self-study can go. Here, he shares the exact methods, digital tools, and mindset shifts that helped him succeed without coaching.

Haryana’s Ajay switched his UPSC optional from Geography to Anthropology, a risky move that paid off with AIR 705. Here are his tips and winning strategy.

Adesh Sharma cleared UPSC CSE 2023 in his second attempt. Now an IRMS officer, he shares 10 smart tips that can help aspirants master the sociology optional.

The UPSC CSE Mains essay paper carries 250 crucial marks. Learn 10 practical strategies from IAS toppers, from covering topic selection, time management to storytelling, and presentation.

Learn how UPSC toppers like Akshay Agrawal, Anisha Shrivastav, and Saurabh Bhawania use previous years’ question papers (PYQs) to master the syllabus, boost answer writing, and clear the exam.

Juggling work and UPSC prep? Here’s how Delhi’s Rishika cleared CSE 2024 while teaching full-time. She shares five practical tips for working professionals preparing for the UPSC exam.

IAS officer Sudhir Gahlot challenges the notion of long study hours. Instead, he advocates a balanced, efficient 10-hour daily routine supplemented with wellness breaks.

Engineering graduate Adesh Sharma transitioned from a secure corporate job to a successful UPSC ranker. He shares strategic tips and insights on mastering sociology as an optional subject for aspirants.

Fuelled by his deep interests in current affairs and global politics, Ayush Jain chose Political Science and International Relations (PSIR) as his UPSC optional. His strategic shift in approach helped him secure an All India Rank of 344 on his fourth attempt. Sharing his mistakes and learnings, he offers a masterclass for PSIR aspirants.