AIR 590 · 2022 · PSIR
AIR
590
Total
939
Year
2022
Joshi Vikram Narasinha is a UPSC CSE 2022 topper who secured 590th rank. He is an alumnus of various institutions and has shared his experiences and strategies through various videos and articles.
Verified marks breakdown — sourced from UPSC.gov.in
| GS1 | 92 |
| GS2 | 111 |
| GS3 | 93 |
| GS4 (Ethics) | 94 |
| Essay | 96 |
| PSIR P1 | 132 |
| PSIR P2 | 126 |
| Written Total | 744 |
| Interview | 195 |
| Total | 939 |
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I still remember the day I decided to take the UPSC CSE exam. It was a turning point in my life, and I was determined to make it happen. I had always been fascinated by the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) and the impact it has on the country.
My study plan was quite rigorous, and I followed a strict schedule. I started by creating a detailed plan, covering all the topics and subjects. I then divided my time into three phases: the first phase was dedicated to understanding the basics, the second phase was focused on in-depth study, and the third phase was for revision and practice.
The journey was not easy, and I faced numerous challenges along the way. One of the biggest challenges was time management. With a full-time job and other responsibilities, it was difficult to balance my studies with my other commitments. Another challenge was staying motivated. There were times when I felt like giving up, but I kept pushing myself.
So, what worked for me? Consistency was key. I made sure to study every day, even if it was just for a few hours. I also made a habit of reviewing my notes regularly, which helped me retain the information better. Practice was another crucial aspect of my strategy. I practiced as many questions as I could, which helped me improve my problem-solving skills.
The interview was a nerve-wracking experience, but I was well-prepared. I had practiced my responses to common interview questions, and I was confident in my ability to think on my feet. The interview panel asked me a range of questions, from my background and interests to my views on current events.
Securing 590th rank in the UPSC CSE 2022 exam was a dream come true. It was a culmination of all my hard work and dedication. I am proud of what I have achieved, and I hope to inspire others to pursue their dreams.
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The journey to becoming a UPSC CSE topper is not easy, but it is worth it. With hard work, dedication, and the right strategies, anyone can achieve their goals. I hope my story inspires others to pursue their dreams and never give up on their aspirations.
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Joshi VikramNarasinha opted for PSIR as their UPSC optional subject and scored 258 marks across both papers. PSIR is a popular choice among UPSC toppers and has produced consistent results. View more PSIR toppers on the optional page.
Joshi VikramNarasinha scored highest in GS2 with 111 marks. This was 15 marks ahead of their next best paper, Essay (96 marks). Their total score was 939 in UPSC CSE 2022.
Joshi VikramNarasinha's daily study routine is detailed in their preparation strategy section. Most UPSC toppers maintain 6-8 hours of focused study, with variations based on work status and personal circumstances. Joshi VikramNarasinha's specific schedule is covered above.
Joshi VikramNarasinha secured AIR 590 in UPSC CSE 2022. The number of attempts and their preparation journey is covered in the strategy section above, including how they improved across attempts.
Joshi VikramNarasinha scored 744 marks in the written papers (79% of total) and 195 marks in the interview. Their paper-wise breakdown: GS1: 92, GS2: 111, GS3: 93, GS4: 94, Essay: 96. Optional subject (PSIR): Paper 1: 132, Paper 2: 126.
AIR 590 in UPSC CSE 2022.
PSIR.
939 marks out of 2025.
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