12 Fearful Facts about Procrastination Ruining ‘IAS Exam Preparation’

Your future is created by what you do today; not tomorrow – Unknown.

This, quote to some may be explicably a theory or philosophy. To, some the same quote may be a lesson. To other, this quote may serve as a warning.

But, if you are an ‘IAS aspirant’ then this quote should serve you as only one meaning; that is to do your best from day 1. There is no tomorrow, in life of an ‘IAS aspirant’. The tomorrow approach for an ‘IAS hopeful’ will bring procrastination.

We all know the harmful effect of procrastination in one’s life. It delays, deferred, and put off actions for later time. Thus, there is overall slowness of the purpose. Remember, if you are slowing down for your ‘IAS’ preparation, then you are just out of the race.

Why procrastination can be fatal for ‘IAS Exam’?

1. Firstly, you will not feel like studying daily; or will always think to start from a day later. Thus, it will only pile up pressure; the reason being the course for ‘IAS Exam’ is vast.
2. More than 1 million students appear for ‘IAS Exam’ every year. The available vacancies are merely 1000 approx. Thus, for 1 seat, 1000 applicants fight hard. So, lack of preparation will only make you out of the race by miles.
3. Only the best will get selected, and rest will have to bow out. So, there is no place for procrastination, during ‘IAS Exam’ preparation. As, it can only higher the chances of your being disqualified.
4. Procrastination indirectly builds laziness; thus, you will not feel like to work hard. The crux is without hard work, no matter how talented you are, you will be left behind in the race for achieving high rank in ‘IAS’.
5. Procrastination indirectly stops the brain from thinking towards your goal. You try to escape from the thoughts of your goals and objectives. So, you are in a way being diverted from your ultimate purpose of becoming an ‘IAS Officer’.
6. As procrastination brings slowness, so often at the end you are left with maximum course to be completed. At that point of time it seems to be impossible. So, you either go for appearing ‘IAS Exam’ half prepared or drop the chance.
7. Every year around 30% of applicants don’t appear for the ‘PRELIMS’. The major reason for opting out of the exam is lack of preparation. The lack of preparation has many dynamics, but one reason, which surfaces easily, is procrastination. An intentional delay in completing the syllabus.

8. Students often blame the lengthy syllabus of their dropout. But, there are 70% students who have appeared, and there are Best IAS Coaching in Bangalore who completes the syllabus. Thus, the problem is not in the syllabus, but your deferred actions to complete the syllabus. This delay is a direct result of procrastination.

1. Procrastination also brings indirectly fear in your mind. The fear of exam, fear of poor performance, and fear of bad result is often due to lack of preparation. The lack of preparation actually installs lack of confidence in your mind. Thus, you start to fear.
2. Procrastination is the root cause of total failure. Therefore, it is always said in golden words – "Do today, what you have to do tomorrow". So, if you are one day delay in your preparation for ‘IAS’ then you have 10% less chances of qualifying for ‘IAS PRELIMS or IAS MAINS’.
3. If you are suffering from procrastination, you should fight it with determination, dedication, and diligence.
4. You should also talk to psychiatrist or life coach or motivational coach or mentor; in order to rectify this terrible flaw called procrastination. Every, best IAS coaching institute have mentors and guide to fight this kind of situations. Else, forget about ‘IAS Exam’ it will ruin your life for the better part of your future.

ALS IAS Coaching Institute, believes in fighting procrastination from its root; and stand in solidarity with its students.

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