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Namo Bharat Train Services:  In light of the upcoming UPSC exam, Namo Bharat train services will be available on Sunday from 6 AM to 10 PM, according to a release. To make it easier for candidates to appear for the exam at locations along the Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) corridor, the National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) announced that it has decided to begin services at 6 AM instead of 8 AM.

At the moment, the Namo Bharat trains run along the RRTS line in Ghaziabad, connecting Modi Nagar North to Sahibabad. The functioning section of Namo Bharat is surrounded by a large number of educational institutions, where a large number of candidates regularly go for competitive exams, according to the report.

Train services are normally accessible on Sundays from 8 AM to 10 PM, but on this Sunday, they will be available from 6 AM to 10 PM, according to the statement.

UPSC organises civil service exams every year. This time, the UPSC preliminary exam is scheduled for June 16, and competitors are studying day and night.

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In such a case, a few blunders in the final few days can harm the preparation, wasting the entire year's hard work.

Do's And Dont's For Students Appearing UPSC Exams

Speaking with Local 18, AK Mishra, founder of Chanakya IAS Academy, told what participants should do a few days prior to the UPSC prelims and what they should avoid.

He said that students should not read anything new at this time. Instead, this is the time to revise what they have already studied over the year, as much as possible.

Candidates should not take CSAT lightly. Students often take it lightly thinking that to qualify only 33 per cent is required. But many fail to acquire even that much score. Solving previous year's question papers helps a lot, he said.

According to him, students should make bullet point notes to make remembering things easy.

A proper sleep is essential, according to Prof AK Mishra, at least five hours of proper sleep and eating light food is important. At this time, candidates must give priority to their health.