I have been sharing many advices, suggestions, notes, current affairs and other strategies for UPSC Civils preparation. But it will be useful only when you study in the right direction and practice answer writing everyday without failure.

To prove this I will share Answers of few of my students who are very consistent in Answer writing. If students continue to stay consistent then one day you will see them getting successful. I really appreciate these students putting a lot of efforts.


Once again I am reminding all of you to stay focused on Mains till January and try to write answers everyday. Balance both Optional and General studies.

I will keep sharing important information , model questions and answers, and also strategies through live sessions etc.

The quote which i posted on my channel on June 3rd appeared in the ethics mains 2025

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Bonds are important for UPSC Prelims because questions on them appear regularly (2016–2025). They test both basic concepts (T-Bills, G-Secs, Zero-Coupon, bondholders vs stockholders) and current affairs (Masala Bonds, RBI Retail Direct, US debt default).

Essay Test

Q) "You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar" (1000-1200 words)

These kind of sayings and proverbs are asked in UPSC mains Essay.

So I advice people to write essay on this quote and submit. Best answer I will try to post it on my channel.

I will upload the model answer for this essay after 3-4 days

Once again I remind the students, September, October, November, December and for some students January are the best months for finishing UPSC Mains preparation.

These five months are more than enough to improve your answer writing and score decent marks in Mains examination.
Without mains preparation there is no point clearing Prelims.

Keep your emotions aside and work every single day and spend min 7-8 hours on Mains syllabus. You can allocate 3-4 for GS and 2-3 for Optional. Spend atleast 30 min to 1 hour on Newspaper. Write answers to Previous year questions and get very good command over syllabus and PYQS. Don’t read unnecessary content or too many books without knowing whether that content is useful to exam or not.

Whatever happened in the past leave it. At least from today you can change your attitude and work hard in the right direction.