Female candidates in UPSC preparation face specific challenges such as societal expectations, lack of access to resources, and balancing family responsibilities. These factors can create additional stress and limit study time, impacting overall performance. Moreover, societal norms and biases may affect their confidence and perceptions of their capabilities in a competitive environment. Addressing these challenges requires a supportive network and strong time management skills. Initiatives focusing on empowering female aspirants through mentorship and community support can help overcome these obstacles and create a more equitable preparation landscape.