Subjectivity plays a significant role in evaluating answers during the UPSC examination. Different evaluators may interpret responses based on their biases, perspectives, or understanding of the subject matter. Therefore, candidates must focus on clarity, coherence, and precision in their answers. An answer that is perceptually insightful and well-structured may resonate more favorably with evaluators. Additionally, nuances such as presentation style and adherence to the question's requirements can significantly influence scoring. Recognizing this subjectivity encourages candidates to develop adaptable answering techniques, presenting their cases convincingly within established evaluative frameworks.