IAS Rank 28 Chandrajyoti Singh shares her strategy to crack the UPSC exam | UPSC Topper 

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Time saver 👍👍

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Thanks.

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Congratulations sir :)

Hi Pradeep Sir.. congratulations!!!

Congratulation sir

Sir please share your insta id or telegram anything to connect

Bahut bhadiya bhaiya ji

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sahi boli

Dono jhoothe 🙈

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B.A in graduation + 11 +12 class +1 year gap = 6 years

@@harsh-iy5sc i am talking exclusively about cse preparation

Ye to h academic is very important..bt if we will work hard thn definitely succed..

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Chalo Bhai.

Different people have different aptitude. People have different starting points, what matters is are you wlling to do whatbit takes to reach the finishing line ?

Proud you should be...

She was your roommate?

What are you doing now.. working?

Its nice that you wanna Express in your mother tongue but What about other indians whose mother tongue is different language...there are 10 crore telugu people ...8crore tamilians and crores of kannada and malyalis...north easterners...all those who speak the official languages written in the constitution...its for us too...mein south indian hoon lekin muje hindi aata he...lekin sab logon ko nahi aata he hindi! India ka diversity ko accept karo..tab hi unity in diversity exists truly!

@@DineshKumar-ek4fi I appreciate your concern , bt there are people also who dont get english.... U can see in this link how one has explained her strategy using both simple hindi and english..still people( of hindi and sanskrit) are saying they dont get it she should have speak in hindi...ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OCqvibS7jTY.html So, instead of crying of language barrier i would rather say...at least .top 50 rankers must give their interview in both english and their mother tongue And also..there shouldn't be any pressure on them regarding expressing themselves...if they are not comfortable in expressing themselves in particular language ..so just add subtitles as simple as that!! So sir there is also a way to maintain unit y in diversity... without causing language tussle🌚

Well I guess, we should leave it to the successful candidates wat language dey prefer to express in..der is also a subjective angle..if I was on a similar platform, I guess I wud also communicate more in English, bcoz der is a huge part of India dat are non Hindi belt and may not be comfortable in d language..it's a national audience so to speak, but someone prefers talking in Hindi, totally fine with dat..

@@gyanendraarambam4378 yes it is up to them...what language they opt. According to my opinion uselessly gushing over english ...if one cant express him/herself well with true emotions...is equally... disappointing.

@@nityagupta2922 that's what i was trying to tell you...uselessly forcing them to speak in English is same like uselessly forcing them to speak in hindi..both are same..and yes dont worry the toppers are giving speeches in their mother tongue too...when you say to other people dont force them to speak in English...you should neither force them to speak in hindi...you're pretty much welcome to share your story in hindi...but leave the others to their own choice...and dont put pressure on them by these speak in hindi comments...my concern was not letting people put language pressure on them thats it!

Hello, it's fine, whatever people decide to say or not, reveal their strategy or not, it's upto them. But you know what, hard work never goes to waste. So neither yours too. If you have been working really hard, it won't go to waste. Be consistent and patient. You will get to your goal. Doesn't matter what economic background you have, if you have made up your mind, go for it. And iam sure you will get there. All the very best. Don't compare yourself to her, everyone's unique

@@niceewarc123 thanx mam. sorry if my words hurt u.. just want to show that student that keep hard working .actually many students here always compare thats why i said that.. tahnx again

If someone is dedicated enough anyone from any background can clear. They can always start earlier. Agar lagta hai 3rd year me ncert karne se nahi hoga then 1st year se kar lo. Completing ncerts on final year is not a big deal. Many people do it. Aim is to clear the exam.

From january it is a safe point

@Himanshu jaiswal jan 2019 ya 2020 ?

Yes it is enough if you are doing it in a right way. You can hear many toppers even this year has said that they followed current affairs of last 1 year. Now the question is what is the right way? If you are reading newspaper everyday religiously there are certain news which will take you 2-3 years back and which are important for exam. For eg, last month there was a news on PMGKY as some benefits has been extended under it, now that news is also important and PMGKY which is 2016 govt scheme is also important. There is no fixed line since when question will be asked. You just have to follow last 1 year newspaper religiously, if they take you back go there note down important points and come back. If time permits then you can follow pt 365 and mains 365 for 1 more year..but again that will be too exhaustive. My suggestion is to just follow last 1 year newspaper properly and take down imp points.

@@ajiteshkumar3364 thank you for explaining it so briefly

@@mahitiwari6372 anytime..

I think u should go for Quip app.It's very congenial to make effective notes, very user friendly & recommended by roman saini founder of unacadmy

Yes.

Why wd she copy her? Who's swara wen compared to her?

No ansar shekh is the youngest IAS offer

Aaj Kal sab youngest hi rehte h ..sala sab 21 me ya 22 me select ho jate h ... uper se iit ,iim wale ..pata nhi normal Bache kha h

@@naturelover8121 21 mai aek he insaan nikala hai bhai aajtak,vo ansal sheikh hai

@@avnisingh4233 haan wo to h ...par 22 wale bhi chote hi h....abhi ek ladki ka interview dekha m Simi Karan wo bhi choti hi h ...

@@naturelover8121 maalum hai bhai, tina dabi , se lekar unacademy k co founder tak 22 saal k hai🙂 Lekin yahaan 21 saal vaale bacho ki he baat ho rahi hai...toh such mai desh k azaadi k baad se aaj tak aek he ladka 21 ki umar mai nikaala hai ..ansal sheikh naam hai😄

Totally agree with you , and these toppers bluff very much....

NO HARSH...SHE STARTED IN 3RD YEAR OF HER GRADUATION AND THEN NEXT 1 YEAR 2019. NOT 6 YEARS. PL LISTEN AGAIN

@Fitness Fiak are Bhai mae upsc aspirant nhi hu but she lie

It takes 8-9 month to complete gs along with optional.And the rest is current affairs which is asked within 1.5 yrs before exam. Most of the mains and prelims are asked from current affairs only so preparing 6 yr old current affairs wont help.It will get outdated.

what is her age??

😂 are you talking about Vikram?

@@aastha7088 agree

Bhai just yahi soch raha tha

She graduated in history

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Spectrum + 11th Tamil Nadu history book

Pr mera hindi medium h 🙂

New ncerts

@@mahitiwari6372 thanks

Buddy I'm not the right guy to suggest anyone to what and how to prepare. But what I realised during my preparation, here I'm sharing with you. Hope it will help you a little. 1. Syllabus and PYQ: these are the most important thing the UPSC aspirant must go through first. Analyse it carefully. 2. Complete NCERT: initially I don't realise the importance but now I know. Ncert give you the gist of what you have to read and what not. If you have basic knowledge than start with class 9. 2. Daily CA: instead of picking up a monthly magazine(I follow daily CA by Insight IAS). But don't make notes until you finish your NCERTs otherwise you will end up write everything because you will find even minuscule point worth noting. 3. Newspaper reading: some say that one should read the whole newspaper but I found it a waste of time. So if you have time right now then decide by yourself. 4. Standard books: there is a whole lot of videos in RU-vid suggesting the booklist. But don't make notes in your very first reading otherwise you will end up with a lite version of that book. Better complete the book twice and underline the important point and in your third reading note down the points you found important and difficult in remembering. 5. Test series: never attempt a test series unless you complete all the standard book once. Because those paper made by coachings are very different from the demand of UPSC and you will get demotivated. If you want to know the pattern just solve PYQ(Trust me when I attempted a mock I scored only 28/200 while when I look 2019 pre paper I got 67/200). Do mock only after the first reading.

@@ayushmaanranjan4243 thank you soo much...i'm also in graduation and want to start preparation from now....but i cant afford any type coaching ...soo can you please give some tips how i can start preparing at home ..

@@ayushmaanranjan4243 thank you very very much ayushman sir ji.can you give me your contact number please sir,because I have to ask something about upsc preparation in deeply.please sir reply me.

@@ayushmaanranjan4243 it's really very helpful..😊

@@laxmithakur551 I'm too preparing at home only. Start with ncert. Don't take too much load.

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Even way of talking too

Disha patani ni lag ri hain

Her 😁😁😁

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Whi bat h....n also depends on family support.

Ryt

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Teri nazar ka fitur h ye teri nazar ka kasur h🤣🤣

@@charusingh2357 😂

Ooo

Yes a little bit like her