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Constitutional Bodies & Special Provisions for SC, ST & OBC Study Material

01 Indian Polity for UPSC CSE 144 Videos  | 623 Docs | 204 Tests | 22 Subtopics 01 Constitutional Bodies & Special Provisions for SC, ST & OBC 9 Subtopics 01 Election Commission 1 Video  | 4 Docs | 1 Test 02 Union Public Service Commission & State PSC 2 Videos  | 6 Docs | 1 Test 03 Finance Commission 1 Video  | 6 Docs | 1 Test 04 Goods and Services Tax Council 1 Video  | 4 Docs | 1 Test 05 National Commission for SCs, STs & BCs 1 Video  | 6 Docs | 2 Tests 06 Special Officer for Linguistic Minorities 3 Docs | 1 Test 07 Comptroller and Auditor General of India 1 Video  | 3 Docs | 1 Test 08 Attorney General of India 1 Video  | 4 Docs | 1 Test 09 Advocate General of the State 4 Docs | 1 Test

Other Chapters in Indian Polity for UPSC CSE

01 Indian Polity for UPSC CSE 144 Videos  | 623 Docs | 204 Tests | 22 Subtopics 01 Constitutional Framework 8 Subtopics 02 System of Government: Parliamentary & Federal System 4 Subtopics 03 NCERT Books, Summaries & Tests 9 Subtopics 04 How to Prepare Indian Polity for UPSC? 1 Video  | 11 Docs 05 Central Government, Parliament & Judiciary 8 Subtopics 06 State Government : Executive & Legislatures 9 Subtopics 07 Local Government: Panchayati Raj & Municipality 4 Videos  | 5 Docs | 2 Tests

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Frequently Asked Questions on Preparation of UPSC CSE

1. Is 1 year enough for IAS preparation?
   Yes, 1 year is sufficient for IAS preparation without coaching. If you do focus on study then you can clear this exam in your first attempt. Preparing for UPSC itself is a full-time job, during preparation you need to work hard daily at least 6-8 hours
2. Does 12th Marks matter in UPSC?
   No class 12 marks don't matter for SSC and UPSC. The eligibility for civil services is that you should hold a Bachelor's degree from any recognized institution in respective subjects.
3. Does UPSC ask questions from NCERT?
   Every year at least 35-40 prelims questions are directly asked from the NCERTs. If you read one book for the prelims it also comes in handy in the mains. For Example, Geography NCERTs of classes 11 and 12 and History NCERT of classes 10 and 11 are the most comprehensive books which must be read by every aspirant.