How should a Civils aspirant uniformly divide his time for studies, relaxation, family and other works?

How should a Civils aspirant uniformly divide his time for studies, relaxation, family and other works?

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According to me a Civil aspirant should mainly focus on the preparation. He/She should not spent time for enjoyment without any important issue.
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