Are you inspired by the success stories of UPSC CSE candidates? Do you plan on preparing for the exam to join the civil services? If you do, then don’t rush into it. IFS officer Himanshu Tyagi has advised aspirants to take a pause and understand the “Why, When, Where, What and How of the preparation”.
Mr. Tyagi, who is an graduate from IIT Roorkee and is currently serving as a member of the Indian Forest Service, has shared a post on X (formerly Twitter) giving details about how to make the final decision for UPSC . The officer, who also served as Assistant Manager in Indian Oil, says that studying has always been a part of his daily routine.
He says that aspirants should ask themselves, ‘Why do they want to achieve this goal?’ ‘What do they want to achieve?’ ‘How will they achieve this?’ ‘When will they prepare their schedule’.
Mr. Tyagi emphasizes that if one can answer these questions for themselves, then, they can do anything in life. Check his post below:
From IIT to UPSC, I used to study for some time each day.
— Himanshu Tyagi, IFS (@Himanshutyg_ifs) January 16, 2024
Even without any exams today, I study and learn daily, making it a habit.
To achieve any goal, whether UPSC success or a morning routine, answer these five questions first.
Why> What > How > Where > When
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