Truth of UPSC exam process ?

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 1) Lengthy exam process cycle (max 14 months )

2) Failures due  lack of  exam clarity /dynamic nature .

3)  Required some basic foundation skills before you attempt the exam.

4)Finally to support you ,need financial support and mental support from family .




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