Success in competitive exams, especially in something as competitive as Civil Services Exam, depends upon the quality of the content your read and your retention capabilities. We find it easy to retain information related to what we already know. To retain the kind of information that is new to us, we need to practice a lot. Also, we all have limited retention power. We can't read each and every thing and remember it all. That is why it becomes very important to differentiate between data and information. There is a subtle difference between the two. On internet and standard books, you get information but wrapped in plenty of data which is not desirable from competition point of view. Only when you filter the relevant content, it becomes information. This information when absorbed properly becomes your knowledge, which ultimately helps you crack the exam. At UPSC MENTOR, you get the information which is precise, yet comprehensive, so that you read less yet gain maximum knowledge needed to crack the exam. In an exam as UPSC Civil Services Exam, where there are no boundaries to the syllabus, the only way to succeed is to read less of more. More than knowing what you must read, you must understand what you must NOT read. That is why every year despite reading same study material, some students succeed while majority fail. The only trick that matters the most is to understand - "What to read and what not to". Although its a subjective call, but with experience of years, we will help you filter information from the abundance of data, so that you spend your maximum effort in reading what will help you succeed.