UPSC Calendar 2021 Unveiled Civil Services Prelims Exam on 27th June

UPSC Calendar 2021 Unveiled Civil Services Prelims Exam on 27th June- After a long wait, the UPSC has finally released the academic schedule for 2021. The Civil Service Main Examination, which was delayed due to the pandemic, will take place from January 8th to January 17th. The CSE is scheduled for June 27th.

The recruitment tests that were postponed have been rescheduled to be held at the end of the 2020-2021 academic year. The notifications that have been released so far in 2020 include the Combined Geo-Scientist exam for 2021 on October 7th, the CDS exams for 2021 on October 29th, and the CISF AC exam on December 2nd. The UPSC NA notification was also released on December 30th.

The notification for the UPSC Civil Service Examinations 2021 is set to be released in February 2021, with the exams scheduled for June 27th. The UPSC IES and ISS exams are scheduled for July 16th and July 17th, respectively, according to the released schedule.

However, there are still several exams pending for the 2020 academic year, which were postponed due to the pandemic. The detailed calendar and exam schedule can be found on the official website, upsc.gov.in.

Clearing the UPSC Examinations is no easy task. It is considered not only the toughest exam in the country, but also in the world. Candidates spend countless hours preparing for the exam. It takes dedication and patience to cover the syllabus, as it takes two years for a single attempt. With the extra time provided due to the current situation, candidates now have more time to plan and prepare their course accordingly.

Many believe that cracking the UPSC exam requires a natural talent and exceptional merit. However, over time, many hardworking and brilliant candidates have proven that one does not need to be born with a talent to succeed. It is through their hard work and dedication that they have succeeded in passing the exam.

In addition to hard work and dedication, candidates must be smart in the way they allocate their time to complete the syllabus. The UPSC syllabus is extensive, and it requires smart learning to cover everything before the exam date. Simply memorizing information will not be enough, as candidates must understand the concepts and be able to apply them in practical-based questions.

After clearing the prelims of the UPSC, candidates are tested on their ability to think critically and remain objective in challenging situations. Therefore, it is not only about hard work and intelligence, but also about effectively utilizing time to pass the exam. It is important for students to make wise use of the extra time they have to prepare.