what are the basic time preparation for ias ??

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It depends on the schedule you are comfortable with. On an average 8 hours daily for 6 months can help you befriend with the subjects concerned. A good mentor is also required throughout.
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The basic time to reach the mode is 6 month of categorical reading preparation and after that its all reading more, revising and writing and again revising updating...you have to turn pages and read...(how quick n how fast you do depends on you)
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The basic time to reach the mode is 6 month of categorical reading preparation and after that its all reading more, revising and writing and again revising updating...you have to turn pages and read...(how quick n how fast you do depends on you)
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he basic time to reach the mode is 6 month of categorical reading preparation and after that its all reading more, revising and writing and again revising updating...you have to turn pages and read...(how quick n how fast you do depends on you).
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1 year per day 10 hrs engh
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dear aspirant, in UPSC preparation you have to study all subjects.so start studying newspaper and NCERT books.after completing NCERT books you join in coaching school. without completing don't join. all coaching school will teach from 40% to above. from 0% to 40% you have to learn from NCERT books. so...
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dear aspirant, in UPSC preparation you have to study all subjects.so start studying newspaper and NCERT books.after completing NCERT books you join in coaching school. without completing don't join. all coaching school will teach from 40% to above. from 0% to 40% you have to learn from NCERT books. so it take at least 3 months. then start joining an institute or own preparation for mains will take 8 months. you have spend 1 year as solid time for preparation. read less
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There is no standard time duration that is followed in the UPSC preparation.It varies from student to student. If you are good with your basics it will take you 10-12 months.You have to be very dedicated & rigorous during the preparation time.
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I would like to let you know that there is no specific duration that should be followed. But it would be better to you to make a time table for each subject and give regular tests, MCQs to get high marks. At-least you need 3-6 months for preparation.
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There is no specific time..u may crack in one year..or u may not clear aftr 6 yr. Also..all these things depend on ur preparation
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