Women candidates face unique challenges during UPSC preparation, including societal expectations, household responsibilities, and lack of adequate support. Balancing preparation with family duties can be overwhelming, often leading to stress and time management issues. Additionally, safety concerns and societal biases may hinder access to resources or study environments. Limited mentorship and networking opportunities can further isolate women aspirants. Creating a supportive study network, utilizing online resources, and developing a structured study plan can mitigate these challenges. Addressing these issues is vital for fostering an inclusive environment that supports women in achieving their UPSC aspirations.