Aspirants can ensure a broad perspective on national issues by actively engaging with current affairs through news articles, journals, and reports. Reading diverse literature, including books on politics, economics, and sociology, adds depth to their understanding. Joining study groups and participating in discussions can expose candidates to different viewpoints. Furthermore, attending public debates, lectures, and policy analysis presentations enhances collaborative learning. Exposure to various opinions helps in forming a well-rounded viewpoint and prepares aspirants to discuss and analyze complex national issues effectively during their interviews and exams.