Chanakya IAS Academy

There is no particular strategy to crack IAS as everyone has own way of studying as per the learning capacity. But if you are aiming to crack Civil Services Exam in 2021, you have ample of time with you, why not make best out of it! If you have completed your graduation, you can join Chanakya’s 3 years foundation course which will not only strengthen your basics but will also give you a right orientation and help you develop required personality traits and though process under the experts’ guidance and Mr. AK Mishra. Moreover, if you are pursuing your graduation, or you do not want to go for 3 years foundation course, you can either opt for 2 year course or 1 year complete foundation course to take your preparation to the next level. Get all the information about our UFC course or schedule a free counselling for you by our experts; visit our website now!

Not years, but if you prepare with full dedication, 3-6 months is enough time to prepare for UPSC prelims exam. You are anyways halfway there when you do an integrated preparation for both Prelims and mains together and shift your focus only to prelims 2-3 months prior to the exam. It is sufficient time to crack Prelims with a good score. Although you can take Prelims test series to check your preparation level before you sit for the real exams. Chanakya’s Prelims Test series will help you have a real time experience of UPSC Prelims Exam.

UPSC is testing your intelligence and administrative skills, not the handwriting. We will suggest you to write your exam the way you always write and in a single type, either cursive or in block/print handwriting. Just keep it clear and understandable for the examiner to get your point. So it does not matter how you write, but what you write that counts for good scores in UPSC civil services examination.

Before doing anything, even before reading UPSC’s syllabus, start by fixing a number of hours that you would, every day and on weekends, dedicate towards your preparation along with doing your job. Now follow the standard suggestions. Get a newspaper subscription, preferably – The Hindu and Indian Express. Start by reading all the basic books, including NCERT's for History, Geography, Economics, and Polity. Switch to a little-detailed set of books and revise them at least twice before going to the next set. Books like Indian and World Geography by GC Leong, Indian Polity by Laxmikant, and so on. Be a regular to Rajya Sabha TV and watch all the major discussions to get an update on Indian Policies and issues. Refer to Previous Year Question Papers and try to grasp the pattern of the UPSC’s question paper. Also, analyze it to understand the type of questions UPSC prefers. After analyzing question papers, Practice them. Join a test series and get a second reality check, majorly to evaluate your preparation. Figure out your weak subjects from the analogy. Work on your weak subjects and then attempt a new test series. Keep yourself updated with different online sources like InsightsonIndia, Chanankyaiasacademy Daily News, IASEducator, VisionIAS, etc. Follow successful candidates and read their strategies and suggestions. Write 200 words every day and, gradually increase the number of words with time to work on your expression and vocabulary. Make Notes of whatever you read, including Newspapers. Revise everything you read, consistently. See if you can utilize your leaves for extensive study sessions. And study strictly in consideration with UPSC syllabus. Most importantly, if this is going to be your first attempts then you will still have 5 more attempts to improve and give your best shot until you have achieved your desired position. Just keep up with your spirits and never let down your guard. Even a small failure will leave you with a lesson to return with flying colors. Don't forget to make time for a proper sleep and some relaxation time for doing things that ease your mind. I will hope this helps.

Adjournment is a motion which can lead to censure of government and it is only permitted in Lok Sabha. Rajya Sabha, which is the upper house of the Parliament where mostly members are indirectly elected, is not allowed to use this motion as it can have some serious consequences. However, Rajya Sabha have an another tool 'Calling Motion'. The only difference between Calling Motion and Adjournment Motion is that it doesn't lead to censure of motion.