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TOP 40 WEIRD QUESTIONS UPSC ASPIRANTS ASK FROM GOOGLE

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  • In this blog, the top 40 weird and uncommon questions are sorted out which have been asked by aspiring UPSC CSE candidates to Google.
  • Questions like What is the hardest question of UPSC? Why is the preliminary exam of UPSC so hard? These are all answered in this writing piece.
  • The article concludes with the fact that major things take time. And UPSC is that ambition which needs proper and major preparation, dedication, consistency and perseverance to fulfil.

As it is one of the toughest exams in India, aspirants have many questions regarding the UPSC exam. And sometimes these queries are a tad bit weird!

Here in this article, we will discuss the Top 40 of these types of weird frequently asked questions aspirants asked from Google.

Some Crucial Links For Aspirants

For more advanced preparation, the beginners are suggested to click the links-

How Can Candidates Appear for the IAS Examination

A Thorough Study Material for IAS

How to Prepare for the UPSC Exam Online

Top 40 Weird FAQs (Frequently Answered Questions) UPSC Aspirants Asked From Google

Bottom Line

Though the UPSC Civil Service Examination is hard. However, it is not impossible to clear the exam. A candidate has to be compatible with the study plan. To accomplish something you have to work hard.

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