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It's normal for CSE students to stay up late at night and study for hours on end, day after day, making the expression "burning the midnight oil" ring true. Aspirants frequently sacrifice sleep in order to complete an 'extra chapter' or 'subject.' Without a doubt, cramming as many hours into a day as possible is necessary to study a large curriculum, but aspirants must keep in mind that they must not sacrifice their health in the process. Always remember that when we put our bodies under a lot of stress, discipline, and discomfort in order to improve our efficiency, we must also allow the body to rest correctly. A healthy, well-rested body and a stress-free mind are those two of the most important needs for any CSE applicant. Major Causes of Burnout Although many minor reasons can combine to produce burnout while studying for the CSE, there are still some big causes to consider: Sense of losing self-control : The sense of not being able to make good decisi...

  What is UPSC? Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), India's principal regulatory body, administers one of the most competitive and prestigious examinations, the civil services exam. UPSC also conducts a variety of competitive tests to fill various posts in the Indian government's civil service. The UPSC administers the Civil Services Examination (CSE), also known as the IAS (Indian Administrative Service) exam. UPSC Prelims and UPSC Mains are the two parts of the exam. The prelims exam has objective-type questions, whereas the main exam has descriptive and essay-type responses. The UPSC is in charge of administering a variety of exams for positions such as IAS, IPS, and IFS. What is the history behind the UPSC exam? The Civil Service test was established by the British East India Company in 1854. At originally, the examinations for the Indian Civil Service were solely held in London. Shri Satyendranath Tagore, Shri Rabindranath Tagore's younger brother, was the first I...