Widely recognised as one of the toughest examinations, UPSC Civil Services Examination not only evaluates knowledge but also demands a profound understanding of diverse subjects.
Embarking on the journey to crack the UPSC exam is a formidable challenge, as aspirants have to navigate through a rigorous and demanding path.
Lately, a viral social media post highlighted the challenge by showcasing ‘realistic study tables’.
Sharing comfortable study setups
“Let’s share our realistic study tables”: the caption from a Reddit post stated.
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The caption added, “Just to feel that we all are working, all are struggling. Not just in upsc but in every aspect in life, no matter how good it seems from outside, everyone have their own share of struggles.”
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From cups, water bottles, and body lotions to pads, laptops, and maps of India – the showcased study tables included everything needed for creating a comfortable environment during extended study sessions.
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Leave Reddit & start studying, netizens say
The Reddit thread’s comments lived up to expectations, offering entertainment and insight as is often the case.
One participant humorously remarked, “Are bhai ye sab mat post karo, mai to chauki pe baith ke padhta hu. Edit:- ye sab AC etc dekh ke gnd jal rahi hai.”
Another adopted a countdown approach, urging fellow participants, “5,4,3,2,1 start studying leave reddit.”
“Aree yrr tm logo ke room dekh ke mujhe meri gareebi yaad aa gyii,” quipped one.
Yet another delivered a straightforward message, simply stating, “Padh lo behen.”
The UPSC CSE Prelims 2024 exam notification will be released on 14 February 2024, and the Prelims exam is scheduled for 26 May 2024.
As aspirants gear up for this challenging journey, the shared camaraderie and relatable experiences depicted in the study tables continue to resonate within the UPSC community. Together, they forge a sense of unity and determination as candidates prepare to face the upcoming examination.
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