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8 Habits That Lead to UPSC Prelims Failure | Prelims 2026

In this video, PraBhu sir shares hard truths from my 10 years of UPSC experience — as an aspirant and as a teacher. Telegram: https://t.me/+GrZ_BpQLHssxNzJl This is not a motivational talk. This is a reality check for serious aspirants. Over the years, I have observed 7–8 common types of aspirants who repeatedly fail UPSC Prelims — not because of lack of intelligence, but because of dangerous habits that slowly destroy preparation. In this video, you will clearly understand: Why fake preparation gives the illusion of hard work but no results Why aspirants who depend on daily motivation usually fail The truth about shortcuts, tricks, and “one-page notes” How sensation-based current affairs mislead aspirants Why day-dreaming about IAS life is harmful How perfection paralysis ruins syllabus coverage Why emotional instability affects performance badly Why studying without a plan or system never works 👉 UPSC does not reward shortcuts, sensation, or inconsistency. 👉 UPSC rewards discipline, consistency, and process. If even one habit mentioned in this video applies to you, it is time to quit it immediately and take your preparation seriously. Chapter: 00:00 – A serious message before strategy videos 01:00 – Type 1: Fake Preparation (Busy ≠ Progress) 01:52 – Type 2: Aspirants dependent on motivation 02:45 – Type 3: Shortcut and trick hunters 03:38 – Type 4: Sensation-based current affairs consumption 04:34 – Type 5: Dreamers influenced by reels & fantasies 05:08 – Type 6: Perfection paralysis 06:21 –Type 7: Emotional instability & anxiety extremes 07:24 – Type 8: No plan, no system preparation 08:13 – Why I delayed the elimination technique video 08:42 – Discipline & consistency: the real secret 09:05 – Final message: Process over results