Less
than 50,000. The question should also cover who is a true aspirant. Is a
person taking coaching and attending classes daily is a true aspirant?
No. Is someone who is preparing for 2–3–4 or even 5 years a true
aspirant? No. Then who is a true aspirant?
One
who takes UPSC because of peer pressure or parents pressure or because
everyone is doing so or because it gives you reputation in society
saying that you are preparing for UPSC, or because you are not doing
anything i.e. you are jobless and have to say something to people, or
even if you are studying because you want to do it genuinely but you are
not able to put your heart and all your efforts into it, you are not a
serious aspirant.
Serious is one who knows this is what he wants, is ready to put all that it takes and is consistent with his efforts.
And trust me, there are not many.
Luck
works only in objective exams, that too at times. With exams which
screens at so many levels, it's your hard work and dedication. However,
if a person who has prepared really really well and still not able to
appear in the exam itself because of some emergency say he met an
accident, that is pure luck. So as long as you save yourself from such
mishaps, luck won't contribute much in the exam.
-Puja Baranwal, works at Central Board of Direct Taxes
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