What is the difference between a serious UPSC aspirant and a non-serious UPSC aspirant?

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Serious aspirant will get selected with his self determined hard work and perseverance. but non serious aspirant just spoil his time and money.
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Serious UPSC aspirants having a time table for their studies and they get results in a time bound mannar. Non serious one stay casual.
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