IAS, IPS Coaching Classes In Ahmedabad – Laksh Education
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Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)
Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is a body established by art 315 of the constitution. It is responsible for recruitment and selection of all India service officers, group A & B officers for government of India. It conducts a variety of examinations. Click here for more info about UPSC:click here
UPSC civil service exams are the apex level exams. It is combined exams for various cadres like Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Revenue Service (IRS) among others.
Indian Administrative Service (IAS) is called as an All India Service. It is the most prestigious service under the government of India. The persons who are selected as IAS are given training and then posted as revenue officers. Officers from this cadre serve vital functions. Posts like District collectors, District Development Officers (DDO), secretaries, chief secretaries etc are manned by officers of this cadres. Many candidates aspire to become an IAS officer or collector.
Indian Police Service (IPS) is also a very prestigious All India Service in the field of law and order. Those who are posted as IPS undergo training program. With experience they become District Superintendent of Police (DSP). All ranks SP and above like DIG, IGP upto DGP are manned by IPS.
Union Public Service Commission conducts entrance exams called as civil service exams once every year. Those who crack civil service exams get IAS or other cadres. This is a three tier exams: Prelims Mains and Interview. IAS Preliminary exams is conducted in Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) format. After clearing Prelims, students are called for mains examinations. It is written exams with strict word limits. Last stage is called as Interview or Personality Test. Here a candidate is called for interview in front of UPSC interview board.
Eligibility Criteria :
Candidates who has completed graduation or presently in the last year of graduation from a government recognised university can appear in this examination upto 32 years of age. Besides there is relaxation in the age limits for candidates belonging to SC, ST & OBC. Candidates fulfilling the eligibility criteria may fill online examination form from this link:click here .
LAKSH Career Academy provides best IAS coaching in Ahmedabad. Our IAS training centre in Ahmedabad provides classes for all three levels i.e. Prelims, Mains and Interview. Foundation Course is designed to help candidates in clearing UPSC prelims exams. Full course includes the preparations for all three stages prelims, mains and interview. This course is designed to address variety of candidates from first year college students to post graduate candidates. One year and Two year training programmes are available at LAKSH IAS academy in Ahmedabad. In our IAS-IPS training centre we teach as per the current trend of the exams. Our approach is not factual preparations but thoroughly analytical and conceptual. This exams are very challenging One can clear this only by successful execution of meticulous planning and regularity.
Salient Features:
- Coaching in small group batches of SUPER 30 rather than large general batches.
- Coaching in English & Gujarati medium.
- Online and offline classes available. (Hybrid class facility)
- Live and recorded classes available.
- This course is eligible under ‘Spardhatmak Talim Sahay Yojana‘ of Government of Gujarat. Students belonging to SC/OBC/EWS having 60% marks in 12th can avail Rs. 20,000/- credited directly from government if they maintain 70% attendance during the course duration. For more detail on EWS visit: click here For more detail on SC/OBC candidates visit:click here
- Prelims + Mains + Interview coaching included in the course
- Specialised books & material included in the course. This material is prepared by an expert keeping the latest trend in competitive exams in mind. Best reference books of the market are also included. Besides material @ LAKSH is exclusive. It is not sellable to others.
- Test Series to access the performance of the students. Tests are of two types: Module Test (topic to topic) & full length test. Test series in unlimited. A student can always give any no. of tests.
- Free library & reading room facility for LAKSH students. More than 350 books are kept in the library to update the knowledge of the aspirant. Besides latest newspapers, magazines & periodicals are also brought. One can come for the reading room full day.
- State of the art infrastructure & AC smart classroom facility. Most subjects are taught with the most Techno-savvy methods.
- Teaching by best resource persons including senior IAS/IPS officers and SPIPA faculties.
- Coaching available for important optional subjects like public administration, Geography, Gujarati Literature.
- Mock interview by experts
- Key subjects are taken by the Capt. Hiren Dave Sir
- Coaching available for important optional subjects like public administration, Geography, Gujarati Literature.
- Free Demo Class available before securing admission.
FAQ
1. How to start preparation for UPSC?
Ans:- Dear student, first of all you have to see the syllabus, exam pattern & UPSC past success stories. Why UPSC past success stories because u get some idea how they cracked UPSC exam and also meet them to know how they get success. Start reading some books according to a syllabus.
“NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE” give your maximum try and maximum efforts. Many people will guide you negatively about this course don’t take, it is very tough. So stay away from negativity. UPSC is time taking process you have to give a lot of time to your preparation and it will convert into your result. Be low profile doesn’t share everything with everyone.
When you are ready and your all idea become clear so you can join the institute. Go and visit have demo lecture from demo lecture u came to know if you are understanding or not. Then afterward your all query will clear you can join the institute as soon as possible.For more information you can visit:- UPSC Civi Service exam guidance
2. How do I make my timetable/plan my schedule? How many hours should I study in a day?
Ans:- Timetable and schedule in life is very important. But in your preparation, it is not fixed that u are giving your whole day and you get success there are various people who give some hours and get success.
Some people spend many hours but do not get successful. But there are some people with continuing their job and some people who also give full time and crack the exam. So from this reviews hours is not going to matter or calculate.
First of all, Start initially reading day to day and get idea of certain things which subject are from your background it doesn’t take a lot of time but which subject are new and not from your filed will take a lot of time so that will vary person to person. Give daily one hour to current events.
Then which time is left you can divide in two parts, one type you can do like read only one subject at one time like if you are reading polity so read polity only, if you are doing mathematics do mathematics only.
Second type will be like you can read different subject in the gap of one or two hour like if you take one hour to one subject next one hour to next subject.
Whatever time table u make is connected through your mental ability because everyone has different capacity and different choice. But when you are studying don’t read too much at a time.
Generally, it a is law of psychology one cannot remember everything more than 45 min at a time, take 5-10 min breaks, u can also have nap in afternoon so the reception level of your mind is highest so read only that you can understand and memories.For more information you can visit:-UPSC Civil Service Exam Short Guidance
3. I am in first/second year of my graduation. Should I start the preparation?
Ans:- Yes you can start preparation because UPSC exam needs a lot of time for preparation and the 1st year of the college is a golden time there is not that much responsibilities but after graduation the responsibilities is high. So if you join early in 1st year there is going to be smooth journey towards selection.
If you are preparing from 1st year you get more time spent after the graduation you have many responsibilities in some case you get financial responsibilities.
People who have been selected more from northern state, the reason of ample selection is also that they start there preparation early after 12th. This is also a very good factor. You can start your preparation from very first after 12th then u will get better prospect for selection.
4. What graduation should I choose to become an IAS officer?
Ans:- To become an IAS officer you just need to crack UPSC exam it is not necessary which graduation you are pursuing. You can pursue any graduation but requirement is that you should be graduate from government recognized university from then only you can appear in civil service exam.
Second thing is when you are pursuing graduation you can go in the field of your choice as far as UPSC many people is selected but there are people from science commerce art medical engineering various background people are there so there is nothing like that you can choose any background but if you choose specifically for IAS exam then generally art is better the work load is less secondly the subject of art like history, economic, geography they are more related to syllabus of UPSC it will give you orientation towards UPSC exam. But this will not a binding thing student can select as per their interest also.
5. I want to do post graduation and then start preparing for UPSC but it will it not be too late to give the exam?
Ans:- Post graduation is not necessary for the UPSC exam. When UPSC exam take place everybody is treated as par whether you are science, commerce, art or any background. Or you clear your graduation with 35% or you are pass out from IIT or IIM everybody is treated at par. Post graduation will not make any difference.
Important thing is that everything which matter in civil service is seniority. If you enter early in civil services you have early possibilities to get faster promotion because whose who enter the age of 20&22 they get possibility something like secretary, chief secretary etc top post are only possible them.
If you see any IAS, IPS officer of any state who as posted such a high level. They must credit the civil service exam at the age of 20&22.So it is better if you plan to go in the civil service right after graduation as soon as possible.
If you are still interested in pursuing higher education then in the civil services there is ample scope to do. Government is providing study leave & you can do post graduation from India as well as abroad. So this is actually better alternative.
6. How do I choose an optional paper for the exam?
Ans:- Choosing of optional subject is very important. Many people have choose optional subject in wrong manner which has been fatal in there career and they have fail the civil service examination because they choose optional subject which are not suitable for them. As per choosing optional first you should not choose optional subject.
Be in the UPSC environment for few month prepare general studies optional subject only be in the mains. One to three month if u get orientation towards the civil service examination pattern u will get oriented towards history, geography, science, polity, current events, economic all the subject then you will understand more the UPSC approach after two three month preparation it is vice time to you to select optional subject.
Secondly optional subject selection is first a fall to your own interest because the subject you going to study for lot time. So you have to see what is matter of your own interest, the interest is matter the most, if you can shortlist three four good optional subject then you can also see the selected some ratio in past few year so that be the good guide to you.
You can also choose the optional subject on the basis of your own background. Beside if you are staying in the particular region also see the availability of coaching guidance, book material etc. For a particular optional subject if it is not going to available then it is going to be tough journey for you. So all these factor is guiding selection of optional subject.
No optional subject is good or bad it is about your suitability and you have to final best option for you so that will be very much rewarding.
7. I have very low marks in 10th/12th graduation or I failed in 10th/12th graduation should I even try for UPSC?
Ans:- History is not something which is matter a lot in the civil services examinations. It is the exam where everything start with blank slate. So do not worry about past concentrated on future and present only. There are many candidates who have got few marks in their graduation they are very successful officer presently.
So everything matter in UPSC is how much you are determine to exam, your commitment level and your hard work and the preparation that kind of thing only matter in the civil services exams. There are people some are gold medalist, IITIANS and IIM people who have failed this exam. At the same time many people who are from the basic background have pass.
Don’t worry about that don’t take it asset. So start from right scratch it will not matter definitely make your good career all the best for that.
8. Is there possibility of change of paper style approach by UPSC exam?
Ans:- UPSC is the constitutional body which is establish under article 315 of the constitution. So it’s a free body and it can take its own course. As far as civil service preparation is consent UPSC is always trying to improve an evaluate its approach. So that best bureaucracy can be found and best people can be given opportunity to serve the nation.
So in that context UPSC is involving its own exam pattern over year but considering the present senior in the very short term it is list likely that UPSC can going to change its exam pattern and approach so in that condition you don’t need to worry and you can focus upon on the present preparation pattern and you can always prepare for that and if you are preparing to the required level you can always either selection.
More important thing is that your preparation very much insightful, you are conceptually clear, you have more analytically mind set over the subject so that be more appropriate things. As far as syllabus is consent so minor changes may take place any time but major changes are less likely.
Beside when where some changes take place in UPSC exam pattern then you must be finding that exam pattern changing are not sudden in the 1st year of examination they set very easy paper. So it gives opportunity to the student to adopt itself.
9. Will single year of current affairs preparation be enough for the UPSC exam?
Ans:- One year current affair preparation is sufficient for the UPSC definitely but overall current affair preparation in UPSC is not all about the time and length but also about the dept. So intensive preparation is more important as far as UPSC is consent than the extensive preparation. Everybody is must be read newspaper on the daily basis of but when you are reading newspaper you should also see the background.
For example, some event with take place presently so that event what we can say is it is one hour current affair you must be preparing that but is there some background like in present year the tax reform is introduced like GST.
So now GST is introduced so GST is current event because it is belonging to last one year preparation but along with that there are some background issue that when GST was first discus there is history which is panic to the year when Atal Bihari Vajpayee first introduced. So in that matter what where is the current development in that context you should also knowing the background.
For example, article 370 and its controversy may be in the present time but when you writing answer for the civil service or ticking the question in the preliminary exam so in that context you should be knowing that what is the background of Kashmir issue and how everything took place and how chronicle to the present senior. Some in the case you can say that the issue of North Korea, South Korea or the issue of Israel, Palestine so certain thing may be there which you are say current.
But along with current you should know its background that is historic background its base in the polity constitution and another relevant social dimension historic dimensional. So current affair preparation may be sufficient one year but when you are preparing you should not devote not less than one hour every day for the current events that preparation should also focus on reading some good newspaper.
For example, the Hindu after reading some good newspaper you should also focus or you can say analyzing storming material some good journal etc. Factual memorizing the thing is not real study of current affair so from that prospect you are doing than one year preparation of current affair is more than sufficient. For more information you can visit:- Current Affair guidance
10. What are the main difference between sociology and public administration as optional for the UPSC?
Ans:- Sociology and public administration both are good subject as both are great scoring optional. Many people in the civil services have pass on the basis of this particular optional subject. So both are very scoring subject.
The difference between their two is that the public administration as its name indicates it is focusing more on the bureaucracy, that how bureaucracy is going to work.
Where sociology as it name indicates it is focusing upon the society as whole. So the focus area is different. Pub ad is focusing upon the bureaucracy and sociology is focusing on context under with bureaucracy is working that is the society, India social system etc. So that kind of thing are main difference.
Pub ad is more dealing with more polity. Sociology and pub ad both are very important optional subject like if you are having pub ad as an optional subject then you will able to get good score or you can say the paper of polity, governs etc. If you are having for example sociology as an optional subject then sociology will help in bringing good marks in general studies like essay paper having social issue then some other social issue which are there in other social area that kind of thing will make the difference.
11. Can we apply for recheck or revaluation in main answer sheet of UPSC exam?
Ans:- No you can’t apply for rechecking or revaluation in mains answer sheet of UPSC exam. The one option is there if you do RTR of your answer sheet.
12. Is it okay to appear for the UPSC prelims as a B.Tech 3rd year?
Ans:- After your Graduation you can appear for UPSC. UPSC need only your graduation to appear in exam civil service exam.
13. In 2019, I completed my graduation at the age of 20. Am I eligible for the UPSC CSE 2019?
Ans:- Yes sure after graduation you are eligible for UPSC examination. UPSC only demands for your graduation.
14. What are the good books for UPSC preliminary exams?
Ans:- The best books for UPSC Civil Services Modern Indian History, Environmental Studies, Indian Polity, Indian and World Geography, Oxford Student Atlas, Indian Economy this books you can read as a general studies and for CSAT you can read Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning, And English is Easy. So this will you help you a lot for the reading.
15. Can anybody clear the IAS? What is the best suggestion and how can one prepare to clear the IAS? What is the general schedule of one who has cleared the IAS?
Ans:- Time table and schedule in life is very important. But in your preparation it is not fix that u are giving your whole day and you get success there are various people who give some hours and get success.Some people spend many hours but does not get successful. But there are some people with continue their job and some people who also give full time and crack the exam. So from this reviews hours is not going to matter or calculate.
First of all, Start initially reading day to day and get idea of certain things which subject are from your background it doesn’t take a lot of time but which subject are new and not from your filed will take a lot of time so that will vary person to person. Give daily one hour to current events.Then which time is left you can divide in two parts, one type you can do like read only one subject at one time like if you are reading polity so read polity only, if you are doing mathematics do mathematics only.Second type will be like you can read different subject in the gap of one or two hour like if you take one hour to one subject next one hour to next subject.
Whatever time table u make is connected through your mental ability because everyone has different capacity and different choice. But when you are studying don’t read too much at a time.Generally, it a is law of psychology one cannot remember everything more than 45 min at a time, take 5-10 min breaks, u can also have nap in afternoon so the reception level of your mind is highest so read only that you can understand and memories.
You can start preparation like learn history and geography from NCRET, GCRET Books they are best sources to start it they are basics books. Besides you can go for reading number of reference books including books of Bipin Chandra and many other good author you can always refer through. You can also refer to art and culture from various source various class material etc and as far as geography as consent map read has to be strong. Go for the oxford map, Oxford student atlas.
Besides you can solve past year question paper so your preparation can go very nicely.The best books for UPSC Civil Services Modern Indian History, Environmental Studies, Indian Polity, Indian and World Geography, Oxford Student Atlas, Indian Economy this books you can read as a general studies and for CSAT you can read Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning, And English is Easy. So this will you help you a lot for the reading.
16. What are those sacrifices we have to do for the perfect preparation of UPSC civil services?
Ans:- There are large number of scarifies one have to do for completing UPSC civil service preparation. First of all as you start preparing for the civil services there are large syllabus to study so its required lot of time. You have to give lot of time. You have to take out your time from movies, other things, friends, social media. Then also about your financial scarifies if you are go for any coaching there will be fees if you don’t go anywhere else then also if you are preparing so many hours your scarifies that ask for your earning, experience, future growth prospect in career everything is also going to be scarifies not only from that but scarifies vary from person to person you can say painful time you have to prepare a lot, you have to give many hours, sometime failure comes its differ frustration many other things, So when ever you want to achieve some thing in very great level then there has to be scarifies nobody can achieve everything without giving anything. Yes definitely there are large scarifies even there is the lots of personal problems, I know even a friend who’s father was hospitalize and he was appearing the mains the family member did not inform the guy that your father is hospitalize so that the person can clear the mains in the better way. And finally The person cleared the civil services and become IAS and presently he is working as district development officer in navsari so this is something the level of scarifies. So scarifies you give will give you result in a successful manner.
17. Is the UPSC really tough? Students have all of the materials and sites such as Unacademy & Mrunal.org, but they are still not able to clear it, why?
Ans:- Whenever there are few post lacks of people who want to get there post definitely it is going to tough. Even if material is available then material is available to everybody it is up to candidates to understand it, digest it, reproduce it, present it so that is something which required lot of patience skills and time. So just by having various sites it is not possible that you can get the best of the score also. So unacademy, murnal or any other coaching will give you platform but after all it is up to candidate to prepare hard.
18.Is political knowledge important for UPSC preparation as a B.Tech. student?
Ans:- Political knowledge is not required but knowledge of Indian polity will definitely help you if you are preparing for civil service examination. So civil service examination required 360 degree point of view it is not only one field or one subject. So if you are b.tech student so this will be definitely help you.
19. How can I find out the number of candidates appearing for any competitive exam after the end of application process?
Ans:- Government itself publish that you can find it annual performance report and you can also find it media because there are more number of application it is also publish in India or you can go for a RTI to know it.
20.How could I balance my university exams and competitive exams?
Ans:- Don’t worry you can manage both the things in very proper manner. You should only follow time table. If you are studying take one by one subject whether it is from university or competitive exam. So this will help you a lot and you can study easily for both the exam.
21. What are the competitive exams (job and also entrance exam for of courses) I can take in my final year of mechanical engineering?
Ans:- UPSC conducting Indian engineering service examination which are very good examination besides GPSC or any other state commission is also conducting many examination. So you can also give that time of examination like various university also take exams as assistant professor examination this kind of examination you give beside there are journalize examination number of mechanical engineers also giving UPSC IAS examination or GPSC Gujarat administrative examination this kind of things are there which you can go for. For more information read employment news many vacancy coming up so accordingly you can fill the form.
22.Is Shankar IAS environment sufficient (along with daily current affairs) for both Prelims and Mains or do I need to refer any other source as well?
Ans:- Yes Shanker IAS is very good book and comprehensively prepared so it is quiet good book For prepare for environment and ecology. Along with that you can supplementary a preparation by going through past year question paper and you can understand the trend. So rather than reading 10 different books you can go with the one book 10 times so that will help you to clearing your examination very soon. All the best.
23. Is it a good idea to start the UPSC exam preparation from the 1st year of college?
Ans:- Yes you can start preparation because UPSC exam needs a lot of time for preparation and the 1st year of the college is a golden time there is not that much responsibilities but after graduation the responsibilities is high. So if you join early in 1st year there is going to be smooth journey towards selection.
Whatever time table u make is connected through your mental ability because everyone has different capacity and different choice. But when you are studying don’t read too much at a time. If you are preparing from 1st year you get more time spent after the graduation you have many responsibilities in some case you get financial responsibilities.
People who have been selected more from northern state, the reason of ample selection is also that they start there preparation early after 12th. This is also a very good factor. You can start your preparation from very first after 12th then u will get better prospect for selection.
24. What are the small habits which can ensure my selection in UPSC?
Ans:- Small things really matter a lot in this civil service examination. Because competition is not small it is big so small mistake can cost you very big thing. So small habit are many for example first and the for most habit is being consistence if you are preparing on and off mode it will not help you to clear the civil service examination but if you are preparing consistence and regularly then definitely the regularity and consistence is the most important virtue of every civil service aspirant. Second positive habit is about being positive yourself that first thing is that if you are not positive about your self you will not clear the exams as simple as that. If you are positive than there is some possibilities there is very high level of competition and there is like many people there are negative who are saying you cannot do it come up give it up and do some thing else in all this kind of things you should be talking every morning when ever you wake up say that I will do it and I can do it I saw them I will able to do it god will help me and there are pretty good aspect that clear it this time. If you not clear it many other time you going to clear this time. This is also very small habit but it is definitely help you a lot. Then another small habit you can say balance in the preparation you should be preparing with the balance you should not be running after something and not preparing other things for example you are preparing you some thing giving justify time to current affair reading newspapers and then traditional then csat then your optional subject everything you should be giving balance to weighted each and every thing Balancing preparation you can say online preparation, offline preparation so that balance preparation is very good habit. Next important thing would have is to read hindu which is you should do in the religious manner and as you are civil service aspirant you are born to read hindu so you should be reading it. But 99% of people don’t thing that they really like to read hindu and they use to go with the short cuts and at the end they pay very high cost of that. So this are some of the good habit then next good habit is to save each and every minute so when ever you are travelling. When you have some thing to read either using your mobile or as a book as a notes any thing. Next good habit you can say properly underlining your material. Whatever you are reading you sin you should habit of highlighting or underling what ever the necessary part. So this are the small small habits which is bring big big change to you and bring great success to you.
25. How do I avoid negative marking in the UPSC prelims?
Ans:- There is no real way to avoid negative marking in UPSC exam accept not attending the question that you don’t know. So 1/3 mark is negative for each question you attempt and it is wrong if you know the answer then you attempt if you don’t know then don’t just try to make a fun of it. Give those question up this if you don’t know. Other wise your negative marking will reduce your entire merit. It will spoil your paper it will spoil your exam. It will remove the chance of selection. So be very precise be very clear what to do what to not do. Negative marking you cannot completely avoid in some question you bound to get it but obviously nobody can say that 100% accuracy many questions are tricky in that case if you know the answer you write it down it is very simple if you don’t know any thing about it give it up very simple. The question comes that if there is some doubt in that case what you should do. In those kind of case some thing that you write those questions some where and not very clear which option is write so in that kind of things confusion between two option see for example a and c or b and d. so that kind of case you can go for choose anything randomly. Probability say that if you choose any one of them then out of two question one of them is write and one will be wrong. One write question you will get one marks and for wrong question you will lose 1/3 so still you are gaining meaning 2/3 this is the logic of probability. So that is how you can avoid negative marking and you can get something better and this few marks some thing better and this few marks will bring to head of thousand of candidates.
26. How do I prepare for the art and culture for the UPSC 2018 with little time remaining?
Ans:- TRUE there is little time reaming. Prepare art and culture better go through ncert books or you can say history and other things and go through some good you tube video you can go through that. Or you can go through good some reference book like spectrum and you can say arihant so go for all this things. In UPSC there is no big short cut provided available or you can go through a big channel and you can see video so that also save your time and if you even still find some other way than go to past 5 6 year question paper and analyse the trends that will also help you you can say making your preparation more a line to requirement and in less time you can prepare.
27. Is it necessary to read the NCERT for the UPSC?
Ans:- Read ncert is fun and you should read it there is not need to avoid it, Because in UPSC preparation ncert helps a lot ncert made by government itself so it is government data so it make base of each and every subject. Many time some questions directly comes from ncert so UPSC see that the you are following government publication properly or not so ncert and along with all government publication government website, ministry website, economy survey, year book all this which are clearly said that government is definitely help you a lot are the most important and use full things so don’t get lazy and avoid this things but you can go through it. It was not mandatory but its its very pretty easy to do it. It not a big a task that you thing about but your prepare a bit you can surely be able to clear it. And it is also help you small book you can read and revise.
28.How should I prepare for UPSC if I have 5 years to study for it?
Ans:- Yes you have a lot of time to do your preparation in a proper manner. Just you have to follow the proper steps. First of all start initially reading day to day and get idea of certain things which subject are from your background it doesn’t take a lot of time but which subject are new and not from your filed will take a lot of time so that will vary person to person. Give daily one hour to current events.Then which time is left you can divide in two parts, one type you can do like read only one subject at one time like if you are reading polity so read polity only, if you are doing mathematics do mathematics only.Second type will be like you can read different subject in the gap of one or two hour like if you take one hour to one subject next one hour to next subject.Whatever time table u make is connected through your mental ability because everyone has different capacity and different choice. But when you are studying don’t read too much at a time.Generally, it a is law of psychology one cannot remember everything more than 45 min at a time, take 5-10 min breaks, u can also have nap in afternoon so the reception level of your mind is highest so read only that you can understand and memories. You can start preparation like learn history and geography from NCRET, GCRET Books they are best sources to start it they are basics books. Besides you can go for reading number of reference books including books of Bipin Chandra and many other good author you can always refer through. You can also refer to art and culture from various source various class material etc and as far as geography as consent map read has to be strong. Go for the oxford map, Oxford student atlas.Besides you can solve past year question paper so your preparation can go very nicely.The best books for UPSC Civil Services Modern Indian History, Environmental Studies, Indian Polity, Indian and World Geography, Oxford Student Atlas, Indian Economy this books you can read as a general studies and for CSAT you can read Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning, And English is Easy. So this will you help you a lot for the reading. Everybody is must be read newspaper on the daily basis of but when you are reading newspaper you should also see the background.For example, some event with take place presently so that event what we can say is it is one hour current affair you must be preparing that but is there some background like in present year the tax reform is introduced likeso now GST is introduced so GST is current event because it is belonging to last one year preparation but along with that there are some background issue that when GST was first discus there is history which is panic to the year when Atal Bihari Vajpayee first introduced. So in that matter what where is the current development in that context you should also knowing the background.For example, article 370 and its controversy may be in the present time but when you writing answer for the civil service or ticking the question in the preliminary exam so in that context you should be knowing that what is the background of Kashmir issue and how everything took place and how chronicle to the present senior. Some in the case you can say that the issue of North Korea, South Korea or the issue of Israel, Palestine so certain thing may be there which you are say current.But along with current you should know its background that is historic background its base in the polity constitution and another relevant social dimension historic dimensional. So current affair preparation may be sufficient one year but when you are preparing you should not devote not less than one hour every day for the current events that preparation should also focus on reading some good newspaper.For example, the Hindu after reading some good newspaper you should also focus or you can say analyzing storming material some good journal etc. Factual memorizing the thing is not real study of current affair so from that prospect you are doing than one year preparation of current affair is more than sufficient.
29. How can I study & crack the competitive exam in one year with great planning & achieve the goal?
Ans:- Time table and schedule in life is very important. But in your preparation it is not fix that u are giving your whole day and you get success there are various people who give some hours and get success.Some people spend many hours but does not get successful. But there are some people with continue their job and some people who also give full time and crack the exam. So from this reviews hours is not going to matter or calculate.
First of all, Start initially reading day to day and get idea of certain things which subject are from your background it doesn’t take a lot of time but which subject are new and not from your filed will take a lot of time so that will vary person to person. Give daily one hour to current events.Then which time is left you can divide in two parts, one type you can do like read only one subject at one time like if you are reading polity so read polity only, if you are doing mathematics do mathematics only.Second type will be like you can read different subject in the gap of one or two hour like if you take one hour to one subject next one hour to next subject.
Whatever time table u make is connected through your mental ability because everyone has different capacity and different choice. But when you are studying don’t read too much at a time.Generally, it a is law of psychology one cannot remember everything more than 45 min at a time, take 5-10 min breaks, u can also have nap in afternoon so the reception level of your mind is highest so read only that you can understand and memories.
You can start preparation like learn history and geography from NCRET, GCRET Books they are best sources to start it they are basics books. Besides you can go for reading number of reference books including books of Bipin Chandra and many other good author you can always refer through. You can also refer to art and culture from various source various class material etc and as far as geography as consent map read has to be strong. Go for the oxford map, Oxford student atlas.
Besides you can solve past year question paper so your preparation can go very nicely.The best books for UPSC Civil Services Modern Indian History, Environmental Studies, Indian Polity, Indian and World Geography, Oxford Student Atlas, Indian Economy this books you can read as a general studies and for CSAT you can read Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning, And English is Easy. So this will you help you a lot for the reading.
30.How do I start my preparations for prelims of IAS having zero basic knowledge?
Ans:- Start initially reading day to day and get idea of certain things which subject are from your background it doesn’t take a lot of time but which subject are new and not from your filed will take a lot of time so that will vary person to person. Give daily one hour to current events.Then which time is left you can divide in two parts, one type you can do like read only one subject at one time like if you are reading polity so read polity only, if you are doing mathematics do mathematics only.Second type will be like you can read different subject in the gap of one or two hour like if you take one hour to one subject next one hour to next subject.Whatever time table u make is connected through your mental ability because everyone has different capacity and different choice. But when you are studying don’t read too much at a time.Generally, it a is law of psychology one cannot remember everything more than 45min at a time, take 5-10 min breaks, u can also have nap in afternoon so the reception level of your mind is highest so read only that you can understand and memorise.You can start preparation like learn history and geography from NCRET, GCRET Books they are best sources to start it they are basics books. Besides you can go for reading number of reference books including books of Bipin Chandra and many other good author you can always refer through. You can also refer to art and culture from various source various class material etc and as far as geography as consent map read has to be strong. Go for the oxford map, Oxford student atlas.Besides you can solve past year question paper so your preparation can go very nicely.The best books for UPSC Civil Services Modern Indian History, Environmental Studies, Indian Polity, Indian and World Geography, Oxford Student Atlas, Indian Economy this books you can read as a general studies and for CSAT you can read Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning, And English is Easy. So this will you help you a lot for the reading. Everybody is must be read newspaper on the daily basis of but when you are reading newspaper you should also see the background.For example, some event with take place presently so that event what we can say is it is one hour current affair you must be preparing that but is there some background like in present year the tax reform is introduced like.So now GST is introduced so GST is current event because it is belonging to last one year preparation but along with that there are some background issue that when GST was first discus there is history which is panic to the year when Atal Bihari Vajpayee first introduced. So in that matter what where is the current development in that context you should also knowing the background.For example, article 370 and its controversy may be in the present time but when you writing answer for the civil service or ticking the question in the preliminary exam so in that context you should be knowing that what is the background of Kashmir issue and how everything took place and how chronicle to the present senior. Some in the case you can say that the issue of North Korea, South Korea or the issue of Israel, Palestine so certain thing may be there which you are say current.But along with current you should know its background that is historic background its base in the polity constitution and another relevant social dimension historic dimensional. So current affair preparation may be sufficient one year but when you are preparing you should not devote not less than one hour every day for the current events that preparation should also focus on reading some good newspaper.For example, the Hindu after reading some good newspaper you should also focus or you can say analyzing storming material some good journal etc. Factual memorizing the thing is not real study of current affair so from that prospect you are doing than one year preparation of current affair is more than sufficient.