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10 Types of UPSC Aspirants 

Have you binge-watched 'Aspirants' or immediately searched for Manoj Kumar Sharma after watching '12th Fail'. These art pieces portray the popularity of the UPSC examination. Approximately 10 lakh people apply for this examination every year. This implies, that tons of people choose to go through the rough and tough journey of being a UPSC aspirant, sometimes twice or thrice thinking: 

 But, not every aspirant is sincere. There could be different types of aspirants. 

So, let us talk about the different types of UPSC aspirants:

1. The architects: these are the type of aspirants who devise a strategy for everything from solving previous year papers to newspaper reading. These are the aspirants who are most likely to get the results as planning is the core moral value of a civil servant's life. 

2. The dreamers: These are the aspirants who daydream all the time. They aim for nothing less than IAS. DM is the only post they know about. The royal entry motivates them, the charm is all they want. 

 Every other aspirant: I will be making policies for the education sector, and health sector; will reprimand for violating traffic rules..blah blah blah

3. The manifesters: these are the aspirants who use affirmations, visualization, gratitude, and goal-setting to align their thoughts and actions with the desired outcome of becoming a civil servant.

4. The jugglers : These are the aspirants who prepare for UPSC along with their job or studies.

They are always struggling to strike a balance. They tend to be in FOMO. 

College-going students sometimes miss classes. Other times, they have to pull full-nighters to pass the semester. They have to choose Laxmikant over Jubin Nautiyal or Arijit Singh (artists of Star Night). 

Office-going aspirants have to sacrifice their Fridays, club nights and office parties.

5. The parrots: These are the aspirants who are always lost in the ocean of topper's talk/ interviews/ Bhaiya's advice. They inhale topper's talk and exhale editorials. They listen to every topper's talk and apply everything that everyone is saying. They could go so far that they use the same pen that was used by their favorite topper. 

6. The collectors (pun intended): these are the aspirants who become collectors before joining the service in real life. The only difference is they collect books, magazines, coaching notes, etc instead of revenue. This can even go to the extreme of collecting refills of pens they used in practicing answer writing.

7. The Lukewarms: These are the aspirants who get excited by watching Ankur Warikoo or Deepak Rawat or shorts of IAS Srushti Jayant Deshmukh on duty and then they study for 8-10 hours a day(sometimes 12-16 hours). 

But this motivation is as frail as the touch-me-not plant. Which droops when touched and re-open a few minutes later(just like a UPSC aspirant getting back to schedule after watching another motivational video/speech)

8. The underminers: These are the ones who undermine themselves. They are worried and are always in self-doubt. While sitting on the study table with a stack of books, instead of studying, they get immersed in questions like Do I have what it takes? Will I ever be able to accomplish that? and so on.

9. The perfectionist: These are the aspirants who wait to craft a perfect booklist, for the perfect time, for the perfect study schedule, etc

10. The procrastinators:

These are the aspirants who procrastinate till the notification comes out, then they procrastinate till the books are delivered at home, the lectures are posted, the notes are provided and the list of rationalizing excuses goes long.

With this, we come to an end. We hope you enjoyed it. If you are a UPSC aspirant, we hope it has given you a chance to introspect and reflect. We salute your courage and wish you luck. 

If you are not a UPSC aspirant, you must check our future blogs to get assistance with your career.

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Unveiling IAS Coaching: Techniques, Challenges, and Triumphs

The Indian Administrative Service (IAS) is one of the most prestigious and competitive civil services exams in India. Every year, thousands of aspirants from across the country embark on a journey to become civil servants, and for many, this journey begins with IAS coaching. In this blog, we will delve into the world of coaching, exploring the techniques used, the challenges faced, and the triumphs achieved by those who aspire to serve their nation through this coveted service.

Understanding IAS Coaching

Coaching plays a pivotal role in the preparation of candidates aiming to crack the civil services exam. 

It serves as a guiding light, helping aspirants navigate through the vast syllabus, complex subjects, and intricate examination pattern. 

Here's a closer look at some of the techniques and strategies employed in coaching:

Comprehensive Study Material

Coaching institutes provide meticulously curated study materials that cover the entire syllabus. These materials are designed to simplify complex topics, making them easier to understand.

Expert Guidance

Experienced faculty members and subject matter experts are an integral part of coaching institutes. They provide valuable insights, clarify doubts, and offer guidance on exam-specific strategies.

Regular Mock Tests

Mock tests are an essential part of coaching. They simulate the actual exam environment, helping candidates assess their strengths and weaknesses. This allows for targeted improvement.

Current Affairs Updates

Staying updated with current affairs is crucial for IAS aspirants. Coaching institutes often provide daily or weekly updates to keep students informed about relevant events and issues.

Peer Learning

Interaction with fellow aspirants in coaching classes facilitates peer learning. Group discussions, debates, and knowledge sharing enhance overall understanding.

Challenges in IAS Coaching

While coaching is a valuable resource, it comes with its own set of challenges:

Intense Competition

The competition in coaching classes can be intimidating. Aspirants often find themselves surrounded by highly motivated and capable individuals, which can create pressure.

Time Management

Balancing the extensive syllabus, daily study hours, and coaching classes can be challenging. Effective time management becomes crucial.

Financial Costs

Coaching can be expensive, with fees for coaching institutes, study materials, and mock tests. This can be a significant financial burden for many aspirants.

Mental Stress

The pressure to succeed in a highly competitive exam can lead to mental stress and anxiety. Coping with this stress is essential for sustained preparation.

Triumphs and Success Stories

Despite the challenges, countless aspirants have triumphed through the guidance of coaching. Their success stories inspire future generations. Here are a few examples:

Srushti Jayant Deshmukh

In 2018, Srushti Jayant Deshmukh secured the All India Rank 5 in the UPSC exam. Her dedication and strategic preparation, with the help of coaching, played a pivotal role in her success.

Roman Saini

Roman Saini, a former IAS officer, co-founded Unacademy, an online learning platform. His journey from being an aspirant to a successful officer and educator illustrates the impact of coaching.

Anu Kumari

Anu Kumari, a mother of a four-year-old, secured the second rank in the 2017 UPSC exam. Her story showcases the resilience and determination nurtured through coaching.

Conclusion

Coaching is a critical stepping stone for aspirants looking to crack the civil services exam. It equips them with the necessary tools, strategies, and knowledge to face the challenges posed by this rigorous examination. 

While the road to success is laden with challenges, the triumphs of those who have succeeded through coaching serve as a beacon of hope for future IAS aspirants. 

With determination, hard work, and the right guidance, aspiring civil servants can overcome obstacles and achieve their dreams of serving the nation.

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Amazing 5th रैंक Srushti Jayant Deshmukh Biography, Date Of Birth, Height, Husband, Salary, Qualification,

Amazing 5th रैंक Srushti Jayant Deshmukh Biography, Date Of Birth, Height, Husband, Salary, Qualification,

नमस्कार दोस्तों  स्वागत है आप सभी का एक बार फिर से biographysmart.com में आज हम बात करने वाले है एक ऐसी लड़की के बारे में जिन्होंने UPSC [ UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION ]में Top किया है और आईएएस चुनी गई है सृष्टि जयंत ने 2018 के एग्जाम में प्रथम स्थान से टॉप किया। उस एग्जाम में 182 महिलाओ ने भाग लिया था और उनमे से सृष्टि ने 5th रैंक प्राप्त किया था। Upsc हर साल अपनी परीक्षा कंडक्ट करवाती है…

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UPSC has released the result of Civil Services Final Exam 2020, Shubham Kumar is the topper in the country

UPSC has released the result of Civil Services Final Exam 2020, Shubham Kumar is the topper in the country

New Delhi. UPSC declared the final result of Civil Services Examination, 2020. A total of 761 candidates have been recommended for appointment. In this examination, Shubham Kumar stood first in the country. UPSC declares the final result of Civil Services Examination, 2020. A total of 761 candidates have been recommended for appointment. pic.twitter.com/mSdYt4hWiU – ANI (@ANI) September 24,…

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Srushti Jayant Deshmukh, Rank -5, CSE 2018 - Full Mock Interview

Our heartiest congratulations to Srushti Jayant Deshmukh, Rank -5 in UPSC Civil Service Exam (CSE) - 2018 on her great achievement. Watch here full Mock Interview Srushti Jayant Deshmukh at CLASSIC IAS ACADEMY.

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UPSC civil services exam 2018 results out| Kanishak Kataria, IIT Mumbai grad tops| Engineering students shine

UPSC civil services exam 2018 results out| Kanishak Kataria, IIT Mumbai grad tops| Engineering students shine

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UPSC 2019 topper Kanishak Kataria (second from right) with his family.

The results of UPSC civil services exam 2018 are out. Kanishak Kataria, a B Tech from IIT Bombay, has topped the civil services final examination 2018. Kataria belongs to SC category and qualified the examination with mathematics as his optional subject. He is a B.Tech (Computer Science and…

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Srushti Jayant Deshmukh Biography

More than eight lakh candidates appeared for the IAS exam in 2018, which was being conducted for nearly 750 positions across the country. As per Srushti Jayant Deshmukh’s Wiki, she ranked first among the 182 women who passed the exam, and she was ranked fifth overall (All India Rank – AIR). The way she scripted her way to success is truly remarkable.

In this article, you will read about Srushti Jayant Deshmukh’s IAS biography, her journey, and her life outside UPSC. Let’s also acknowledge the best IAS coaching in India to achieve goals with the right guidance.

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Srushti Jayant Deshmukh Biography: Wiki, Age, Current Posting, Marksheet & More

More than eight lakh candidates appeared for the IAS exam in 2018, which was being conducted for nearly 750 positions across the country. As per Srushti Jayant Deshmukh Wiki, she ranked first among the 182 women who passed the exam, and she was ranked fifth overall (All India Rank — AIR). The way she scripted her way to success is truly remarkable.

In this article, you will read about Srushti Jayant Deshmukh IAS biography, her journey and her life outside UPSC.

Srushti Jayant Deshmukh IAS

Srushti Jayant Deshmukh, an IAS officer, is now a viral sensation on the internet. She received an all-India rank of 5 in the UPSC 2018 Exam, which is India’s most difficult exam.

In 2018, over eight lakh people applied for the IAS test, which was held throughout the country for roughly 750 vacancies. According to sources, Srushti Deshmukh was placed first among the 182 women who completed the exam and 5th overall (All India Rank — AIR 5). Her strategy for achieving success is absolutely extraordinary.

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IAS Success Story Started Preparation For UPSC Along With Engineering Srushti Became The Topper In The First Attempt

IAS Success Story Started Preparation For UPSC Along With Engineering Srushti Became The Topper In The First Attempt

Success Story Of IAS Topper Srushti Jayant Deshmukh: आज आपको यूपीएससी परीक्षा पास कर आईएएस अफसर बनने वाली सृष्टि जयंत देशमुख की कहानी बताएंगे, जिन्होंने पहले प्रयास में ही आईएएस बनने का सपना पूरा कर लिया. इतना ही नहीं, उन्होंने यूपीएससी 2018 की परीक्षा में ऑल इंडिया रैंक 5 प्राप्त की. उन्होंने अपनी इंजीनियरिंग के दौरान ही यूपीएससी की तैयारी शुरू कर दी थी और इसी वजह से उनकी रणनीति काफी कारगर साबित…

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IAS Topper 2018 - Srushti Jayant Deshmukh (AIR 5)

IAS Topper 2018 – Srushti Jayant Deshmukh (AIR 5)

“This was my childhood dream.”

Out of the 759 candidates who qualified the UPSC civil services exam 2018, 182 are women. And, the topper among the women candidates is Srushti Jayant Deshmukh, who in her very first attempt secured an amazing all-India rank of 5. Her success is indeed stupendous considering the fact that the UPSC IAS exam is deemed one of the toughest exams in India. The first…

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Toppers' Seminar is back! Location: BHOPAL Speaker: Ms. Srushti Jayant Deshmukh, Rank 5, CSE 2018

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Our heartiest congratulations to Srushti Jayant Deshmukh, Rank -5 in UPSC Civil Service Exam (CSE) - 2018 on her great achievement. Watch here full Mock Interview Srushti Jayant Deshmukh at CLASSIC IAS ACADEMY.

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Srushti Jayant Deshmukh from Bhopal cleared the exam in her first attempt from Education News: Latest Job Notifications, Admit Cards, Exam Paper Analysis,Results - Times of India http://bit.ly/2VtBwAJ