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UPSC CSE 2025 Related Discussion

As I couldn't find a group for everyday target tracking for cse'25 aspirants, here is one I created.

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I cleared NABARD Grade A this year and joined in April. Now I have started again for UPSC after 3 failures. Happy to return here.
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I cleared NABARD Grade A this year and joined in April. Now I have started again for UPSC after 3 failures. Happy to return here.

Woah, congrats! Would love to hear your strategy, please do share it for the better of the community.

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@Incoming '23 wala thread is no more accessible, i think it was deleted by the author.
It would be best if someone from the management@root could create a thread for '25.


Ayushi7,
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@Incoming '23 wala thread is no more accessible, i think it was deleted by the author.
It would be best if someone from the management@root could created a thread for '25.


2023 or the 2024 discussion thread? because the latter is still up, i can share the link for that

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@Incoming '23 wala thread is no more accessible, i think it was deleted by the author.
It would be best if someone from the management@root could created a thread for '25.


Hey,

We can change the name of this thread also.


Siebzehn,SpartanSKV
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I cleared NABARD Grade A this year and joined in April. Now I have started again for UPSC after 3 failures. Happy to return here.

Woah, congrats! Would love to hear your strategy, please do share it for the better of the community.

After facing three consecutive failures, I realized it was time for a change. The toxic environment of my previous job in the metal industry was draining, and I needed a break to recharge and refocus.

In 2022, I  appeared for the NABARD exam. I made it to the interview stage but fell short by just 1.25 marks in the final list. It was a tough pill to swallow, but I cleared 2023 with good marks.

For my preparation, I utilized various resources. I found free PDFs of clarity and edutap on Telegram incredibly helpful for my studies. Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning: These subjects were manageable for me.Current Affairs and General Studies: The insights I gained from my UPSC preparation proved invaluable during my answer writing. Interview Preparation: I scored 35/50 on my first attempt and improved to 45/50 on my second.

Finally, I’m in peace to have broken the UPSC cycle and secured a job that not only offers a great posting but also allows me to maintain a healthy work-life balance. The standard in-out time means I can still dedicate time to my things. And the best part? The salary is fantastic! I feel a sense of security knowing that even if I face setbacks in my future UPSC attempts, I’ll be okay. 

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I cleared NABARD Grade A this year and joined in April. Now I have started again for UPSC after 3 failures. Happy to return here.

Woah, congrats! Would love to hear your strategy, please do share it for the better of the community.

After facing three consecutive failures, I realized it was time for a change. The toxic environment of my previous job in the metal industry was draining, and I needed a break to recharge and refocus.

In 2022, I  appeared for the NABARD exam. I made it to the interview stage but fell short by just 1.25 marks in the final list. It was a tough pill to swallow, but I cleared 2023 with good marks.

For my preparation, I utilized various resources. I found free PDFs of clarity and edutap on Telegram incredibly helpful for my studies. Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning: These subjects were manageable for me.Current Affairs and General Studies: The insights I gained from my UPSC preparation proved invaluable during my answer writing. Interview Preparation: I scored 35/50 on my first attempt and improved to 45/50 on my second.

Finally, I’m in peace to have broken the UPSC cycle and secured a job that not only offers a great posting but also allows me to maintain a healthy work-life balance. The standard in-out time means I can still dedicate time to my things. And the best part? The salary is fantastic! I feel a sense of security knowing that even if I face setbacks in my future UPSC attempts, I’ll be okay. 

Thank you so much for this! Super happy to see you accomplish this feat, hopefully you can now go for the upsc dream without much strain on the brain. Hope to see more of you on this community.

Also, can you please mention what did you refer to forESI + ARD and Current affairs?

SpartanSKV,
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I cleared NABARD Grade A this year and joined in April. Now I have started again for UPSC after 3 failures. Happy to return here.

Woah, congrats! Would love to hear your strategy, please do share it for the better of the community.

After facing three consecutive failures, I realized it was time for a change. The toxic environment of my previous job in the metal industry was draining, and I needed a break to recharge and refocus.

In 2022, I  appeared for the NABARD exam. I made it to the interview stage but fell short by just 1.25 marks in the final list. It was a tough pill to swallow, but I cleared 2023 with good marks.

For my preparation, I utilized various resources. I found free PDFs of clarity and edutap on Telegram incredibly helpful for my studies. Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning: These subjects were manageable for me.Current Affairs and General Studies: The insights I gained from my UPSC preparation proved invaluable during my answer writing. Interview Preparation: I scored 35/50 on my first attempt and improved to 45/50 on my second.

Finally, I’m in peace to have broken the UPSC cycle and secured a job that not only offers a great posting but also allows me to maintain a healthy work-life balance. The standard in-out time means I can still dedicate time to my things. And the best part? The salary is fantastic! I feel a sense of security knowing that even if I face setbacks in my future UPSC attempts, I’ll be okay. 

Thank you so much for this! Super happy to see you accomplish this feat, hopefully you can now go for the upsc dream without much strain on the brain. Hope to see more of you on this community.

Also, can you please mention what did you refer to forESI + ARD and Current affairs?

For CA I used to read directly from PIB official site for important and relevant ministries likes Agri, Food processing, animal husbandry, fisheries, rural development, women and child and health. Then I used to refer schemetap for schemes complemented by Vision IAS scheme magazine. ARDtap for ARD related CAs and affaircloud for other CAs. I made notes out of everything like for static and CA etc. Eventually I scored 38/50 in objective section this year which was one of the very good marks this year. 

DM,Incomingand2 otherslike this
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I cleared NABARD Grade A this year and joined in April. Now I have started again for UPSC after 3 failures. Happy to return here.

Woah, congrats! Would love to hear your strategy, please do share it for the better of the community.

After facing three consecutive failures, I realized it was time for a change. The toxic environment of my previous job in the metal industry was draining, and I needed a break to recharge and refocus.

In 2022, I  appeared for the NABARD exam. I made it to the interview stage but fell short by just 1.25 marks in the final list. It was a tough pill to swallow, but I cleared 2023 with good marks.

For my preparation, I utilized various resources. I found free PDFs of clarity and edutap on Telegram incredibly helpful for my studies. Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning: These subjects were manageable for me.Current Affairs and General Studies: The insights I gained from my UPSC preparation proved invaluable during my answer writing. Interview Preparation: I scored 35/50 on my first attempt and improved to 45/50 on my second.

Finally, I’m in peace to have broken the UPSC cycle and secured a job that not only offers a great posting but also allows me to maintain a healthy work-life balance. The standard in-out time means I can still dedicate time to my things. And the best part? The salary is fantastic! I feel a sense of security knowing that even if I face setbacks in my future UPSC attempts, I’ll be okay. 

Thank you so much for this! Super happy to see you accomplish this feat, hopefully you can now go for the upsc dream without much strain on the brain. Hope to see more of you on this community.

Also, can you please mention what did you refer to forESI + ARD and Current affairs?

For CA I used to read directly from PIB official site for important and relevant ministries likes Agri, Food processing, animal husbandry, fisheries, rural development, women and child and health. Then I used to refer schemetap for schemes complemented by Vision IAS scheme magazine. ARDtap for ARD related CAs and affaircloud for other CAs. I made notes out of everything like for static and CA etc. Eventually I scored 38/50 in objective section this year which was one of the very good marks this year. 

Thanks alot! Wishing you more success!! All the best for cse!

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Does anyone know when will Dipin sir's CA classes for CSE-2025 resumes ( which is scheduled to be started from 28th of July)??
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@hgarg252975 on the website it is mentioned that all classes are suspended till 10 Aug


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Does anyone know when will Dipin sir's CA classes for CSE-2025 resumes ( which is scheduled to be started from 28th of July)??

Expected to start from Aug 25 to Sept 1. Meeting tomorrow with agencies for clarity wrt offline classes.

Certain unthought for provisions in law having multiple interpretations make it illegal to hold classes in all building barring 2-3 buildings in the whole area. Unintended consequences  of law. Agencies will clarify their position wrt it's enforcement before LG decides and amends those provisions.

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Anyone who cleared sebi phase 1?
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Any telegram or whatsapp group for CSE 2025 students ? If yes..plz send me link
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Where can GSFP Students access forum CA 2025 starting from today
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@NethalaSushmaRajCA Classes starts from 30th august, 5pm.


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CA classes have further been postponed till Sept 11th


Anyone who will be doing these classes online?

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@forumiasacademy When are the CA classes finally set to begin? And Dipin sir will be taking those right?

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Who will now take CA classes?
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