Rural students face several challenges in UPSC preparation, including limited access to quality study materials, experienced mentors, and reliable coaching institutes. The disparity in internet connectivity and technological resources further constrains their learning opportunities, making it difficult to utilize online platforms for studying. Additionally, many rural students may lack a supportive educational environment and face societal pressures or familial responsibilities that impede focused preparation. These factors create barriers that can hinder their performance and overall chances of success in the UPSC examinations.