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• • • • • •, 2013) • • • • •. Hi friend, it is a link available on the website 1)2)3)4)5)6)These are links where you can get a detail strategy of all papers. Anubhav, Good to know that you are planning early for this exam. Because you have plenty of time, you can focus on building a strong foundation needed for this exam. Cultivate the habit of reading two newspapers every day (The Hindu and Business Standard). Start writing about current events. Widen your knowledge about India and the world by reading extensively from standard books – you can go through this post for Must Read books – () This exam is more about your aptitude, attitude, integrity, understanding of the society, awareness about the national and international events and critical perspective on them, finally it more about your concern and empathy for the society too. Download Craftsman 315.17461 Owners Manual Free more.

So cultivate these important traits for three years. Then the exam will be cake walk for you. Use every day productively with an eye on Indian Foreign Service (I hope you meant it, not forest service) For any specific guidance you can always visit this site. A) I have made a ‘word document’ of the suggestion given by toppers for the preparation of GS.

There, they suggest to look into the map to mark the places, which are in news. May I know, is the suggestion to look into map for the places in news, tuned in, with the post 2010 era of UPSC exam pattern? B) In the same word document,the toppers suggest to make the notes as well as keep the “newspaper cuttings” for the revisions.

How to identify the newspaper articles to make the notes for, and to cut, for further reference? (I do make notes from the newspaper!!! ) How to prepare for CSE(in the right direction), is itself a matter “research”!!! -a CSE-14 aspirant. Abhishek, a) Places and People are now out of the UPSC’s scheme of things for Prelims and Mains.

If your optional is Geography, for Paper-II this might help, but not much. Now the focus is on checking one’s ability to give their critical perspective on wide range of issues. The era of checking factual rote knowledge is history now.

Your basic understanding of the topics in the syllabus and opinion on related issues is all that matters now. B) This ‘Note Making from Newspaper’ is an eternal dilemma/confusion/headache for many aspirants. In Prelims, current events are out now – again, concepts matter more here. In mains, you get lot of magazines, current event compendiums to get a quick glance of ‘current events’.

So, read paper for understanding wide range of issues. To cultivate Opinion. To get the gist of national and international events. To develop critical perspective on important socio-economic issues. If an article stimulates your thought, cut it and save it. If a report is related to the syllabus – save it.