Study Tips  

Make a solid study plan and follow it. Try to solve previous years' questions and take care of your diet and sleep to avoid fatigue. Be prepared for the exam day, properly manage time, and be punctual. 

Bihar Board class 12 results were recently announced, and Mrityunjay Kumar, a resident of Siwan, emerged as the Science topper with an impressive 96.2 percent marks. He received immense support from his teachers, parents, and friends in his journey.

Successful students have many habits which not only help them succeed academically but also make them well-rounded individuals. Let's take a look at some of these habits. 

Vandana Singh Chauhan's family did not support her dreams of pursuing higher education; however, her father’s support encouraged her to achieve tremendous success. She cleared the Hindi-medium UPSC exam in 2012 with an All India Rank (AIR) of 8 in her first attempt.

Deepak Singh, a constable in the Uttar Pradesh Police, achieved the position of Deputy Collector (SDM) through mobile-based learning. His approach involved meticulously reviewing the syllabus, analyzing previous year’s questions, and making concise notes of syllabus.

As per the date sheet released by CBSE, the board exams for class 10 and 12 will commence on 15 February and conclude on 10 April. For best exam preparation, organize your study materials and create a study plan.

It is crucial to thoroughly understand the syllabus and exam patter of the UPSC. The UPSC examination consists of three stages, namely Prelims, Mains, and Interview. Each of these stages has its own unique syllabus. This foundational understanding forms the basis for a well-informed and effective approach to the exam.

Tanu Jain is an IAS officer from 2014 batch. She completed her schooling from Cambridge School, Srinivaspuri, Delhi. Tanu pursued a BDS degree from Subharti University, Meerut. She received immense support from IAS Vatsalya Pandit and cleared the UPSC 2014 exams by securing 648^th rank. Tanu Jain established a coaching centre named ‘Tathastu IAS.’ She makes short videos and reels and shares study tips with UPSC aspirants.

Harshita Singh worked at a law firm in Delhi. She achieved 27^th rank in MPPSC-J exams and then appeared for the UPPSC-J examinations and came out shining by securing a rank 6th in the exams.