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How To Prepare UPSC CSE in 1 Year: Subject Wise strategy for static and current affairs syllabus with an ideal time table for reference
Content
Chapter 1- Brief idea about UPSC IAS exam
Chapter 2 - List of the important subject and less important subjects
Chapter 3 - Booklist to be followed for UPSC Exam
Chapter 4 - How to prepare the UPSC exam in 12 months
Chapter 5 - How to prepare the UPSC syllabus in 6 months?
Chapter 6 - what to do in MONTH 1 and MONTH 2( 60 days)
Chapter 7 - What to do in MONTH 3 and MONTH 4
Chapter 8 - WHAT TO DO IN MONTH 5
Chapter 9 - what to do in MONTH 6? ( 30 days)
Chapter 10 - How to read a newspaper? Is it necessary to make notes form the newspaper?
Chapter 11- How do I finish my current affairs syllabus?
Chapter 12- Ideal time table for 6 months
Chapter 13 - Choosing optional?
Chapter 14 - What to do in the last 3 months before the UPSC prelim Exam?
Chapter 15 - Importance of Previous years question papers
Chapter 2 - List of the important subject and less important subjects
Let's find which are the subjects more important?
1. Geography
2. Modern history
3. Economy
4. Environment
5. Polity
Let's find out which are the less important subjects
1. Ancient and medieval history
2. Art and culture
3. International relation
4. Society
Chapter 4 - How to prepare the UPSC exam in 1-year(12 months)
Firstly you have to understand that we need to do integrated preparation for the prelim and mains exam.
So, we will divide these 12 months into three parts.
Part 1- months requires for prelim preparation
Part 2- months required for optional preparation
Part 3 -months required for integrated prelim and mains preparation.
So, you can allot 3 months for prelim preparation and another 3 months For optional preparation.
How to start your preparation or how to complete these subjects?
First, you can start with ancient and medieval history -
This is a syllabus for ancient and medieval history.
“Indian culture covers the salient features of Literature, Art Forms, and Architecture from ancient to modern times.”
You can finish this syllabus from Tamilnadu 11 class book.
Before starting preparation for any subject you have to do the following steps!
Read syllabus of that subject
Analysis of previous years questions of that subject to find out the important topic and make a list of important topic
Then prepare that subject from the book (Tamilnadu 11 class book)
For example- if you analyze the previous year's question of ancient and medieval history then you can get an idea about topics like Jainism and Buddhism. UPSC most likely ask questions from these topics. So, while preparing this subject your primary focus should be to finish that topic first.
Chapter 1- Brief idea about UPSC IAS exam
Chapter 2 - List of the important subject and less important subjects
Chapter 3 - Booklist to be followed for UPSC Exam
Chapter 4 - How to prepare the UPSC exam in 12 months
Chapter 5 - How to prepare the UPSC syllabus in 6 months?
Chapter 6 - what to do in MONTH 1 and MONTH 2( 60 days)
Chapter 7 - What to do in MONTH 3 and MONTH 4
Chapter 8 - WHAT TO DO IN MONTH 5
Chapter 9 - what to do in MONTH 6? ( 30 days)
Chapter 10 - How to read a newspaper? Is it necessary to make notes form the newspaper?
Chapter 11- How do I finish my current affairs syllabus?
Chapter 12- Ideal time table for 6 months
Chapter 13 - Choosing optional?
Chapter 14 - What to do in the last 3 months before the UPSC prelim Exam?
Chapter 15 - Importance of Previous years question papers
Chapter 2 - List of the important subject and less important subjects
Let's find which are the subjects more important?
1. Geography
2. Modern history
3. Economy
4. Environment
5. Polity
Let's find out which are the less important subjects
1. Ancient and medieval history
2. Art and culture
3. International relation
4. Society
Chapter 4 - How to prepare the UPSC exam in 1-year(12 months)
Firstly you have to understand that we need to do integrated preparation for the prelim and mains exam.
So, we will divide these 12 months into three parts.
Part 1- months requires for prelim preparation
Part 2- months required for optional preparation
Part 3 -months required for integrated prelim and mains preparation.
So, you can allot 3 months for prelim preparation and another 3 months For optional preparation.
How to start your preparation or how to complete these subjects?
First, you can start with ancient and medieval history -
This is a syllabus for ancient and medieval history.
“Indian culture covers the salient features of Literature, Art Forms, and Architecture from ancient to modern times.”
You can finish this syllabus from Tamilnadu 11 class book.
Before starting preparation for any subject you have to do the following steps!
Read syllabus of that subject
Analysis of previous years questions of that subject to find out the important topic and make a list of important topic
Then prepare that subject from the book (Tamilnadu 11 class book)
For example- if you analyze the previous year's question of ancient and medieval history then you can get an idea about topics like Jainism and Buddhism. UPSC most likely ask questions from these topics. So, while preparing this subject your primary focus should be to finish that topic first.
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Published September 7, 2020
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