how long one has to study for success in IAS exam..i have not in anyway started for the exam not even coaching.. thanks

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1 year just start your preparation before 2 months of prelims exam.
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1 year just start your preparation before 2 months of prelims exam.
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1 year just start your preparation before 2 months of prelims exam
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1 year just start your preparation before 2 months of prelims exam
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1 year just start your preparation before 2 months of prelims exam
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No need of 1 year just start your preparation before 2 months of prelims exam ..
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Atleast 1 year with full determination
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at lest 1 year before prelim start prep
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Time for preparation depends on each individual and guidance. First of all please go through the syllabus and finish NCERT books(class 6-10) and be thorough with newspaper reading.
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If you have right guidance 6 to 8 hrs a day is enough.... Remember don't try for more than 10 hrs as it may be difficult for long run... Slow & steady wins the race... Start with 4 - 6 hrs a day... gradually increase it to 8 hrs a day... maintain it for all the time... increase it just 1 month before...
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If you have right guidance 6 to 8 hrs a day is enough.... Remember don't try for more than 10 hrs as it may be difficult for long run... Slow & steady wins the race... Start with 4 - 6 hrs a day... gradually increase it to 8 hrs a day... maintain it for all the time... increase it just 1 month before the final exam read less
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