Candidates' backgrounds shape their perspectives in UPSC by influencing their worldviews, priorities, and understanding of issues. For instance, rural candidates may focus on agricultural policies, while urban candidates might emphasize urban development and governance. Diverse backgrounds contribute to a richer discussion during interviews, as they bring unique insights to complex problems. Furthermore, social and economic experiences shape their approach to policy-making and public service. Recognizing these differences can help aspirants leverage their unique backgrounds, fostering inclusive perspectives that address diverse population needs, ultimately enriching the democratic process.