How to achieve IAS officer?

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Once you understand the pattern and syllabus thoroughly, you should break down your study plan into short term goals. And complete each subject and concept one at a time. It takes almost a year and a half to gain control over the exam.
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And complete each subject and concept one at a time. It takes almost a year and a half to gain control over the exam.
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And complete each subject and concept one at a time. It takes almost a year and a half to gain control over the exam.
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And complete each subject and concept one at a time. It takes almost a year and a half to gain control over the exam.
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You need an extensive study plan for the CSAT exam. It takes around one year to prepare for the exam.
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Read the syllabus and old question papers and come to a conclusion :)
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You have to first understand the pattern of the examination. Once you understand the pattern and syllabus thoroughly, you should break down your study plan into short term goals. And complete each subject and concept one at a time. It takes almost a year and a half to gain control over the exam.
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There are few steps to achieve your dream: 1. Start Early 2. Choose your optional early. 3. Try to read from the authentic books, not from the tailored books 4. Practice writing for mains.
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