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Before anything else, first thing which is important is you need to understand all concepts from the basics. Once concepts are clear, you don’t need to revise them again from depth. Understand properly, make notes, then start revising it daily. Start with new topic everyday, but do revise the previous one before starting the new one. When you’ll keep on revising all topics everyday in small portions, you cannot forget concepts till end.
IAS Exam can be cracked in first attempt if you follow right strategy for preparation. Divide the syllabus, make a study plan and start working accordingly. Attend regular mocks and find in which topic you need more practice. You can check topper’s preparation strategies, watch some videos, or enroll at any coaching centre. Moreover, it depends on your hard work and will power.
Mains is the phase where fate is decided but if you are determined enough and hardworking as well, you can compete with other candidates. Why only few candidates crack the exam, because they know where they need to work more, for which subject they have to practice more. So make your study plans according that and do more and more practice. Attend mocks, and if you think you need to go through the concepts again, just revise all the important methods or concepts.
If you are thinking to appear for UPSC Civil Services, Start your preparation 10-11 months before exam. You can join any coaching institute for same as it is considered to be the most difficult exam. Strategies and tips provided by institute are quite helpful. Also they train aspirants in such a manner so that they can complete the exam in given time.
Some subjects are like once you have cleared concepts in first time, you don’t need to read them again and again repeatedly. Similar case with prelims aptitude. Start with one topic and with full concentration try to understand all the rules and concepts. Then try solving some questions related to that particular topic and find where you need to work more. Switch to next topic but don’t forget to practice previous topics.
Selection of right resources for any exam really affects your preparation. So choosing right books should be the first priority. Check out some videos of previous IAS toppers or enroll yourself at any IAS training center as experienced faculty knows how to prepare candidates for such a prestigious exam.
If you want to serve country and want to make come changes, join Civil Services. To join civil services, one need to crack the exam conducted by UPSC, which is to be considered as the most difficult exam. One year of preparation is required to crack such exams. Watch some videos, enroll yourself at any coaching centre if you are thinking to prepare for upsc exams. Preparation is must if you want to crack these exams.
Current affairs has been an important part of UPSC examination since beginning. And there is no trend in which UPSC has asked questions from current affairs. It’s totally unpredictable to find from where UPSC can ask questions. You need to follow some magazines, newspapers, news channels regularly. Be aware of current happenings around the world. Make notes or you can follow some youtube channels as well.
There are various institutes in India, providing UPSC coaching classes, but only some of the best institutes provide affordable coaching. If you are thinking to join any one of the institutes, first check their reviews and get updates from old students. Attend free demo classes and after evaluation, join the best one according to your research.
To pass Civil Services Examination, motivation is necessary. You can start with reading books of Robin Sharma which will help you a lot in changing your mindset from negative to positive. Further, you can watch inspirational videos of some leaders. Attend seminars, watch interviews of previous IAS toppers and get some tips.
Know the eligibility criteria of the IAS exam.
Keep in mind the Exam Dates and UPSC CSE Syllabus.
Make a study plan and start working on it.
Attend regular mocks to check your preparation.
If you find you are not performing good in one section, focus on that section and again test your preparation.
Keep Practising previous year papers.Prelims is the first stage of IAS examination and Mains is the second stage in which answers should be hand-written in a question-cum-answer booklet supplied by UPSC. Prelims cover subjects like Indian History, Indian and World Geography, Economics, Indian Polity, Science and Technology, Environment, and Current Affairs. And Paper 2 (CSAT) covers topics like Comprehension, Logical Reasoning, Mental Ability, Quantitative Ability etc. First prepare for these topics and analyse syllabus for mains along with it. If you are preparing for Prelims, keep focus on mains as well.
First know complete syllabus for Prelims and analyse the things which are asked in the exam. Check previous year papers and find out in which topic you need more practice. Then make a proper study plan and work accordingly. Give extra time to your weaker subjects and practice more. As practising will improve your score.
