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Hello Dharshini,
First Year of post Graduation is a good time to start preparing for UPSC, you just have to be dedicated and work hard towards your goal.
The first step is to ask yourself whether you need coaching or you can do all the study on your own.
If you want coaching join an institute without wasting any time.
If you choose to do this on your own, The first thing you should do is to make a time table and give each subject equal time.
Enroll in some mock test series, It can really help and also boost up your confidence.
Read Newspaper and Articles.
Finish 1-2 subjects within your semester break.
Take tips from toppers.
Don't compromise your sleep, Sleep 6-8 Hours daily.
All the best.
Hello, Darshini
The educational eligibility for UPSC is graduation in any discipline. Considering you are in the first year of post-graduation, you should start preparing as early as you can. If you plan to appear for the exam after completing post-graduation, then you have plenty of time but if not, start preparing;
1) Prioritize your time to study for UPSC, allot time to both post-grad subjects and UPSC as well.
2) Buy the most recommended books for IAS.
3) Enroll for the online mock tests to evaluate your preparation.
4) Read newspapers and magazines to stay updated with current affairs.
5) Read interviews by previous years toppers and take some notes.
Hope this is helpful.All the Best!
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