Resources available for candidates aiming to specialize in public policy for UPSC include academic books, journals, and online courses focusing on policy analysis and governance. Institutions like NIAS or ISB offer programs specifically tailored for aspiring policymakers. Furthermore, government publications, research papers, and policy briefs can enhance practical knowledge. Engaging with think tanks or NGOs working in public policy can provide firsthand experience and insights into real-world implications. Leveraging these resources can greatly enrich preparation and understanding of public policy dynamics.