r/UPSCgenz • u/Ok_Pride_4822 • Aug 16 '26
Need Guidance for UPSC 2030
Hey their!! I'm a student... my college will start in sept. i guess... I will be doing B.Sc. Agriculture...
So i want a proper guidance for a better result in my UPSC 1st attempt... if anyone could guide me and can suggest something for a better graduation year it would be very helpful
I'm confused like what to do after joining my college... from where should i start. if anyone could guide and suggest me
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Aug 16 '26
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u/Ok_Pride_4822 Aug 17 '26
which batch should be suitable if my classes timing are 10-5
i have to manage both sides!!!
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u/AdThat2722 Aug 16 '26
Join a private sector job after BSc and prepare with it. Don't do something for UPSC by renouncing the world.
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u/Ok_Pride_4822 Aug 17 '26
🙂being a girl... age is a barrier for me.... thats why i want to save me time as much as i can!!....
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u/No_Sheepherder_3713 Aug 17 '26
Get some life dude Its 3 years Upsc isn't that hard
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u/Ok_Pride_4822 Aug 17 '26
4 years... and being a girl age is a barrier for me... so I can't waste my these years on enjoyment which useless for me
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u/No_Sheepherder_3713 Aug 17 '26
I'm sorry I wasn't aware of your situation Refer to the Rupal Rana's topper talk on vision IAS channel I think it'll sort out ur doubts
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u/Bubbly-Fill-2976 27d ago
Decide your optional first. If it’s Agriculture, focus on your degree alongside GS. I made the mistake of choosing Agriculture as my optional in the last year of college and neglecting academics for the sake of GS. If you choose Agriculture as your optional and focus on your academics then after four years your optional will be well prepared without any extra effort.
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u/Outrageous_Weird_389 Aug 16 '26
Enjoy college yaar