So now my goal is to become an IAS officer

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For that i have to prepare myself first , 
The things that can help me to do so:-
1)The most peculiar art of interlinking current events to static concepts of subjects and also to UPSC syllabus is the key to success in this exam
2)Basic knowledge about UPSC i.e. Exam pattern, success ratio, syllabus and you read The Hindu intelligently and read and apply the tips of toppers, then you're in a pretty darn comfortable position to capitalize the base and build a palace.
3)it’s a hard path journey of persistence, patience and will power. In a nutshell, build your basics with Ncerts, get in the habit of newspaper reading and master your optional during your college days itself so that the rest of the journey becomes a smooth ride.
4)The most important ladder step in the first phase is to go through previous years question papers of IAS Prelims and IAS Mains exam to better understand the requirement from study material or to better comprehend the concepts from the viewpoint of the examination.
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Leadership

Undeniably, an IAS officer is an administrative lead with some legitimate powers. Wherever they are posted, they should display the same courage with exceptional leadership skills. They should also pat the back of their subordinates to serve the country.

Commitment & Hard Work

As IAS officer will be supervising various departments starting from administrative to finance. In order to achieve success, he/she should meticulously look into each department. The only motivational mantra for an IAS officer is ''Work is Worship'' and this should be the same for Civil Services' aspirants.

Ethics & Honesty

An IAS is not just a profession with high perks. One will receive the highest degree of respect from the public only he/she follows ethics in their work. They should avoid the misuse of power and work for the well being of people. Surely, their honesty will be counted for their career advancement.

Discipline

This is the most important quality required not only to become an IAS officer but to excel in the career as well. An IAS officer needs to work long hours and there will be no leaves or holidays for them. In such times, the discipline and passion towards the job will keep them going.

This quality is even important for aspirants to crack the examination because the syllabus of the Civil Services is huge. One can master the entire syllabus through discipline.

Communication

There will be a scope for a lot of miscommunication in the public department due to various reasons. A clear order from the superior will keep everything at bay. An IAS officer needs good verbal and non-verbal communication skills which helps the subordinates to achieve the targets.

This skill is also required for aspirants to convey their opinions while taking the questions related to public issues in the Civil Services Main examination.

Patriotism

Being patriotic is not an easy task. An IAS officer should possess this quality to do their work efficiently because most of their responsibilities are tied to the country's future. One should always believe that they are the one building the nation for tomorrow.

Time Management

Though time management comes under discipline, it needs a special attention because an IAS officer should not give excuses for this. They should always be on time which will also boost the work efficiency of their departments and/or divisions. This skill is required for aspirants to clear the Civil Services preliminary examination.

Out Of The Box Thinking

In order to create new and unique schemes, one should think beyond the box. As stated above, the IAS officer is associated with nation-building and should think out of the box. This is required to draft new development programmes and schemes.

Decision-making Ability

Every day, new challenges will be knocking on the doors of an IAS officer. One should take appropriate and right decisions while solving the issues. They have to remember that the decision should benefit the maximum number of people.

Service Oriented

As mentioned previously, an IAS officer should always be bound to the public. To access the service values in aspirants, UPSC has introduced the ethical paper in the Civil Services Main examination. Hence, aspirants are advised to work on this while preparing for the exam which will be useful in the day-to-day  work

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