u/MemoryOfSolace

▲ 50 r/UPSC

Most posts here talk about what to do; which books, which test series, how many hours.

I am a working professional and have a rough plan in place but I want to know what to actively avoid.

So I'm asking the UPSC community:

What is the one thing you wish someone had told you NOT to do before you started?

Could be anything:

  • A resource you wasted months on
  • A study habit that felt productive but wasn't
  • A mindset trap you fell into
  • A mistake with optional selection or answer writing
  • If you can tell how long into your prep you realised how following a certain strategy was a mistake.

All are welcome to engage.

Thanks in advance.

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u/MemoryOfSolace — 13 days ago