How to Develop Problem-Solving Attitude?
- Possessing a problem-solving mindset is one of the best traits you can have as a civil servant as well as a UPSC CSE candidate.
- Candidates for the civil services, much like the officers they will become after passing the Civil Services Examination, must handle a variety of issues and difficulties during the preparation phase and find creative solutions to them.
- During your preparation phase, you may run across issues dealing with a lengthy syllabus, time management, resources, peer pressure, societal pressure, and many more.
- While you deal with all these issues, you tend to develop, gradually, the required understanding and ability to dissect ....
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