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What are the best ways to prepare for IPS? Can you please let me know the information on the same? It will be helpful if you can provide me the best suggestion on the same? Awaiting to get the answer soon as possible. Thanks!

I.P.S stands for Indian Police Service and the examination is conducted by UPSC as Civil Services examination.

There is no any particular schedule to prepare for examination to get success. It all depends upon how much you take up in yourself after giving time to your studies.

It requires hard preparation and determination to qualify in examination. So you just need to start preparation for examination from today as per syllabus.

It not only requires preparation but along with preparation it requires mock test at regular interval to check the preparation level and try to point out weak points.

For more information about examination visit at www.upsc.gov.in.

The best way to prepare yourself for IPS examination is to complete your 12th in any discipline in which you are interested from recognised board and then to pursue a graduation in the field you are interested from a recognised University with at least 50% marks. It is better to choose easy subjects while your graduation so as to prepare yourself side-by-side for IPS. Keep yourself updated to current affairs and general knowledge. After completion of your graduation you can also join Coaching Centre for 1 or more years to prepare yourself.

The best way to prepare yourself for this exam is to pursue one year coaching from a good coaching institute. Your basics and concept in all the subjects should be clear. You should have fast calculations. You should have updated knowledge of current affairs.

# Following tips are quite helpful in the preparation of IAS/IPS Examination:

* Candidate should set a time schedule or time table and divide the available time into session for each topic of the syllabus.

* Candidate should not study continuously for longer duration. It is better to take some break for refreshing the mind after every 35-45 minutes.

* Study room of the candidate must be free from any type of distraction or interruption.

* Candidate should focussed more on understanding the basic concepts of the subjects rather than cramming the contents.

* Candidate should try to solve out more and more old question papers.

* Systematic and regular revision of the studied syllabus is quite helpful.

* It is better to refer NCERT books and selective standard books for the preparation of the examination.

* Candidate should join any reputed coaching centre in the event of feeling difficulty in self-study. As coaching centres are helpful for the candidate for proper guidance and knowledge.

* Candidates are advised not to start any new topics or chapter just before the examination as it will create a lot of stress and fear.

* Try to devote some additional time on subjects/topics in which candidate is weak.