This year’s UPSC Prelims exam scheduled for May 26.
At present, Himanshu Tyagi is posted in the Forest Department of Madhya Pradesh.
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Service Examination application process is set to commence, with this year’s UPSC Prelims exam scheduled for May 26. Last year, over 13 lakh candidates participated in the UPSC exam, with only a select few successfully navigating both the prelims and mains, and subsequently clearing interviews to secure coveted government officer positions. One such achiever is IFS (Indian Forest Service) officer Himanshu Tyagi, currently serving in the Forest Department of Madhya Pradesh, who actively engages with aspirants on social media by sharing motivational content.
Himanshu Tyagi emphasises the significance of maintaining focus to pass competitive exams like the UPSC. Drawing from his experiences, he offers valuable insights to aspirants on excelling in UPSC exams and sustaining focus in life.
1. Clarity in Goal
Tyagi underscores the importance of having a clear goal when preparing for UPSC exams. Candidates should approach the exams with conviction, ensuring they understand what lies ahead post-clearance. A lack of clarity and commitment can impede success in UPSC exams, as well as in various aspects of life.
2. Distance from Distractions
To enhance concentration during competitive exam preparation, Tyagi recommends avoiding distractions like social media. Continuous interruptions can divert attention from study materials. While allowing an hour for recreational activities, candidates should train themselves to resist overindulgence, ensuring that leisure time doesn’t encroach upon study hours.
3. Importance of Self-Love
Recognising one’s self-worth is crucial for success, according to Tyagi. To progress in any field, prioritising self-importance, understanding one’s worth and focusing on physical and mental well-being are essential. Neglecting personal health and mental wellness should be avoided under all circumstances.
As the UPSC exam season approaches, Tyagi’s insights serve as a guide for aspirants, emphasising the need for clear goals, limited distractions and self-care. His motivational content on social media provides encouragement and practical advice for those navigating the challenging journey to become government officers.
