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Why an Engineer can Easily Crack UPSC Civil Service Exam ? Strength & Weakness

Strengths of an Engineer

·         “Analytical Mind” & expertise in Maths makes CSAT for them too easy. Won halfway Battle already
·         They know how to manage time which is crucial for UPSC / MPSC
·         They are Hardworking - Hard work is key to UPSC / MPSC exam. Hence Engineers are most suitable for this Exam
·         Engineers are good in English which is additional Advantage Engineers are Expert in Physics & Chemistry Subject which is Advantage.
·         Remember 40% who crack exams are engineers only

Weakness of Engineers

·         They are weak Readers. Reading is base of UPSC / MPSC
·         Engineers are weak in Biology Subject
·         Engineers are Very busy. Need at least an hour study daily
·         Attitude Problem, They think MNC will settle their life.



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