Even after hell lot of focus and hard work, a UPSC aspirant lacks an important factor the exam requires. Not knowledge, It’s luck!
Here are the secrets The UPSC team keeps behind the curtain, that basically turns the tables for its aspirants.
1. Quantity Matters.
Well, it does in every exam, but this has a different case. The checker may just flip the pages. To excel this, its expected to attempt all questions and write everything neatly.
2. Average Quality
The checker appointed by the UPSC team are just normal college professors. Use of technical jargons and the Tharoor vocab would probably bounce over their heads. So, it is better to keep it decent and simple as possible.
3. Beat Around The Bush
It’s practically impossible to know everything. There may be a few questions you have never heard about. Never leave them blank; I repeat NEVER! Write any related thing that you know, just don’t mention factual points you aren’t sure about.
4. Presentation
It’s not about hard study, but smart study. There are people who write a lot with ridiculous presentations. The presentation does fetch you a good score. Pay attention to the points and the way you can make your copy attractive.
5. Confabulation
Confabulation is connections. It basically throws light on collecting and connecting the data that best relate to the answer. You may not go the accurate way but will surely land up somewhere near. This will help you get a good score.
6. Common Sense
Some questions are just made to confuse the aspirant. They don’t actually have a correct answer. Well, in this situation you need to work smart. Write all the related things you know. This is further judged on the basis of the best answer a student could provide.
7. Ethics And Essay
This can be a booster for you. Many just avoid them as of less importance. But to stand apart from the league, you need to work accordingly. Prepare everything well.
8. Confidence
This is the ethic of success. You need to be confident about your capabilities. Don’t compare yourself to anyone and keep up the positivity.
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