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aily reading routine until your interview is over, and make notes from an interview perspective as well.

Based on what has worked well for previous high scorers, you may include The Indian Express, TOI/HT (widely circulated papers and likely part of the panelists’ daily reading), and The Mint in your list.

Additionally, documentaries related to the hobbies mentioned in your DAF should be on your watchlist.

There are also interviews of some panel members available on YouTube(Gen Shukla’s interviews are easy to find); these should be watched carefully, and notes should be taken.

Preparing a questionnaire based on your academic background, optional subject, hobbies, place of birth, and education should be a top priority. This questionnaire should be unique and can be best prepared by referring to interview transcripts from previous years. You should also incorporate inputs from your close friends or mentors to make it more comprehensive.

Practice answering these questions in front of a mirror repeatedly to improve confidence and articulation.

Candidates appearing for the interview can text their name and roll number to @csetopper_helpline to receive last-leg support and to be added to the interview support group.

Covers all themes of GS-4 in 1 month.

Discussions of all the questions in live and recorded format by a topper of the subject.

A rigorous answer writing module which has helped secure several toppers 125+ in previous 3 years.

Discounts applicable for Mains appeared candidates for first 20 seats

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Details and Schedule in the Brochure.

Discounts applicable for Mains appeared candidates for first 20 seats

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Consider the following approach while deciding service preferences, along with potential adjustments to suit individual priorities:

Possible Adjustments:
1. Placing IFS after IRS (or after IPS, as it will be skipped otherwise)—The IFS lifestyle, though appealing to many, may not suit everyone. For those prioritizing staying in the country and closer to their community, placing IFS lower could be a viable option.
2. Positioning DANICS and DANIPS higher (e.g., at 11 and 12 instead of the usual 18 and 19)—For candidates preferring to stay closer to their home state (e.g., Rajasthan) and seeking roles with significant fieldwork, these services may be worth considering. DANICS, in particular, offers a service structure somewhat similar to IAS but at a junior level.

Those who have made it can text with their name and roll and number on @csetopper_helpline to get support from the team for the last leg and getting added to interview support group.

Service preference should be determined by individual priorities and choices. Below is a commonly followed general order of preference, which can be adjusted or completely revised based on specific needs and priorities. This order considers factors such as mandate, career prospects, promotion pace, service relevance, and other non-personalized aspects.


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