By Jyothi Swaroop Makena
29th August, 2023
UPSC preparation while working a job can be challenging, but with proper time management, motivation, and effective utilization of resources, it is possible to achieve success in these exams
The first step in creating a study timetable is to assess your schedule. Take into account your work hours, commute time, and any other commitments you have. Identify the times of day when you are most alert and focused, and schedule your study sessions during those times.
It is important to prioritize your subjects based on their importance and level of difficulty. Allocate more time to the subjects that you find the most challenging, and less time to the subjects that you find easier.
It is important to be realistic when creating your study timetable. Don’t schedule too much study time in one day as it can lead to burnout.
Create a routine and stick to it. It will help you to stay motivated and focused, and it will be easier to remember when you should be studying.
It can be easy to get bogged down by the demands of your job, but it is important to remember why you are working so hard. Another important aspect of UPSC preparation while working a job is utilizing resources effectively.