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On average, individuals take 10-12 months to prepare thoroughly for the exam. But, some UPSC toppers have even cleared the exam in just 6 months, depending on their learning power and caliber. Several factors play a major role in determining the preparation time for varied candidates.
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Depends on individuals.Some people cleared UPSC within 6 months
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