Different IAS aspirants have different backgrounds. Some are working professionals, some are homemakers, some are undergraduates, some are graduates and some have just finished their school.
Everybody has a different time constraint. While some can spare only 2-3 hours for studying, others have 10-12 hours available for preparation.
Also, every candidate has a different study pattern requirement depending on where they are in their UPSC journey. A graduate who wants to appear in CSE next year would have a different study pattern from an undergraduate/12th pass/10th pass who would focus on building up their foundation.
Also, a working professional/homemaker would have to manage his/her time very expeditiously if they want to stay in the game.
The foundation course is created as per the needs, eligibility, age and requirements of different aspirants.
What will i learn?
- A student should learn how to prepare for UPSC
- Aspirant should appear for UPSC well prepared
- No previous requirements
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