Why upsc is considered the toughest exam in the whole world?

Last Updated: 02.07.2025 17:12

Why upsc is considered the toughest exam in the whole world?

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I remember the very next day my coaching institute professor telling me -

All achievers in their own way.

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Also, simultaneously prepared for other exams

Worked for a marketing agency

I was constantly staring into the ground

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Each class used to be 2.5 hours each. Making it a total of 5 hours of coaching classes daily. The classes used to be 7 days a week.

I was cycling from one of my coaching institutes back to my PG.

I write answers on Quora that help UPSC and other government exam aspirants.

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There is no mathematical formula where you know that if the inputs are controlled, you can achieve X outcome.

Anyway!

Thousands of students swarming in Old Rajendra Nagar.

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And, after all, it was a matter of great pride and respect.

“I have more than 20+ years of teaching experience.”

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And, now working as a digital marketing freelancer for international clients.

It was summertime in Delhi. I was allotted a far-off centre in Najafgarh.

This is the very reason you will hear IIT, IIM, AIIMS graduates failing to clear the UPSC.

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I had heard rumours going around that the results had been declared.

After checking the PDF, I chained my cycle to a lamp post ..

If we haven’t met, my name is Suryansh Sodhani.

Is it possible for people who claim to be genuine and honest to actually not be? If so, why do they behave this way?

Cut to 2-3 months post prelims. Results were declared.

It lasted approximately 10 months.

I vividly remember that evening.

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I lacked a mentor when I needed one.

“I, too, was an aspirant, 20 years back. I have met board toppers, state board toppers, and college toppers with more than 9+ CGPA who prepare for this exam.”

So, hopefully, my answers help aspirants who need help.

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I prepared for the next 3 years (2016 to 2019)

And, so I began preparing for the exam with high hopes and determination.

But, then it hit me hard.

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And..

And, I had not made it.

Your credentials do not matter!

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All the best!

I joined two coaching institutes - One for mains preparation and one for my optional subject.

Nevertheless, I hustled my way through the coaching program.

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It is almost impossible.

I hurriedly opened the holy PDF.

Dropped them

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“All of these students are great from an academic point of view. They have always scored 90%+ during their school days, some have even scored 9.6 CGPA and above during their 10th boards.”

I did not move for the next 30 minutes..

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A sense of grief and toil had taken over me.

This exam has its own way of humbling you.

Relatively in a better position after my exam failures, but a void still exists!

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Immediately after this conversation, I left the institute.

The struggle was real. The teacher would non stop go through his lecture, and explain the concepts/ theory/ ideas etc.

2016 I graduated from college. The same year I began preparing for the UPSC.

I parked my cycle near one of the parks en route to my PG.

I looked around me

In my head, it was a do-or-die situation for me.

Dare you, peep in your neighbour's notebook. After all, it is a national-level competitive exam - people tend to be extremely competitive. Tough days…

And entered the park.

And crushed myself and ‘my expectations’ on it.

Cleared multiple of them

You would have to be on your toes. If your mind drifts apart for even a second, you will lose your chain of thoughts and notes.

I was determined to clear the exam and then go back home.

So, yes, the UPSC is considered the toughest exam in the world because there is a ‘luck’ factor coupled with subjectivity in the exam process.

“But, it is nearly impossible for one to predict who will make it to the ‘holy list’. Yes! I can say that if an aspirant who has done X, Y, and Z can increase their chances of selection, but it is just not enough. There is always a matter of luck (or, probability).”

Keep your ego aside.

Appeared for the exam and instantly knew I would not be making it this time!

A gazillion thoughts running through my mind.

If one says, they can help you crack the exam with X AIR, it is difficult to do so.

In case you are wondering, how did my story end?

I did not go back to my home.

2017 June - I appeared for the first time for the UPSC Prelims (after a year-long preparation)

The batch sizes were huge!

This exam has an element of probability that no one can predict.

I was alone in Delhi back then

500 students in each batch. God forbid if you were late to the class - you would have to push your way through the seats. (Old aspirants reading this know which institute I am talking about).

“Suryansh, let me tell you something. Do you feel the best of the best students from all over India prepare for this examination?”

Found an empty bench..

Searched for my roll number.

I said, “Yes! I believe so.”