Rural aspirants preparing for the UPSC exam face several challenges, including limited access to study resources, inadequate coaching facilities, and a lack of guidance. Many rural areas are underserved, making it difficult for candidates to find quality materials and mentorship. Additionally, candidates may experience financial constraints, limiting their ability to enroll in coaching institutes or access online resources. Furthermore, rural aspirants often juggle educational commitments with family responsibilities, impacting their study time and focus. This disparity necessitates targeted support and resources to empower rural students, ensuring equitable opportunities in competitive examinations like the UPSC.