Women face specific challenges while preparing for the UPSC examination, including societal expectations, balancing family responsibilities, and access to resources. These factors may hinder their study schedules and overall performance. Additionally, gender bias and limited representation in the field can discourage aspiring female candidates. However, numerous support networks and successful role models exist to motivate and guide them. Raising awareness about these challenges within the UPSC community can further empower women, fostering a more inclusive environment for all aspirants.