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12 Months Study Plan For UPSC CSE Prelims Preparation

Posted on September 5, 2023September 5, 2023 By admin No Comments on 12 Months Study Plan For UPSC CSE Prelims Preparation

Preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) Prelims requires a well-structured and disciplined approach. Here’s a 12-month study plan to help you prepare effectively:

Months 1-2: Foundation Building (Months 1-2)

  • Days 1-15:
  • Understand the exam pattern and syllabus.
  • Read NCERT textbooks (Class 6 to 12) for history, geography, and science subjects.
  • Days 16-30:
  • Start with “Indian Polity” by M. Laxmikanth.
  • Read “Indian Economy” by Ramesh Singh (focus on basic economic concepts).

Months 3-4: In-depth Study of Subjects

  • Days 31-60:
  • Complete “Indian Polity” by M. Laxmikanth.
  • Continue reading “Indian Economy” by Ramesh Singh (cover economic development).
  • Days 61-90:
  • Begin reading “Certificate Physical and Human Geography” by Goh Cheng Leong.
  • Start “A Brief History of Modern India” by Spectrum Publications.

Months 5-6: Comprehensive Coverage

  • Days 91-120:
  • Complete “Certificate Physical and Human Geography.”
  • Continue with “A Brief History of Modern India.”
  • Days 121-150:
  • Focus on current affairs related to all subjects.
  • Start reading “Science and Technology in India” by Rajiv Mehrotra.

Months 7-8: Specialized Study

  • Days 151-180:
  • Deepen your knowledge of current affairs.
  • Read “Environment: Ecology, Biodiversity, and Climate Change” by Majid Husain.
  • Days 181-210:
  • Complete “Science and Technology in India.”
  • Read “Indian Geography” by Majid Husain.
  • Solve previous years’ question papers for practice.

Months 9-10: Revision and Mock Tests

  • Days 211-240:
  • Begin comprehensive revision of all subjects.
  • Take mock tests for General Studies Paper-I.
  • Practice reading comprehension and quantitative aptitude for CSAT.
  • Days 241-270:
  • Continue revision and practice.
  • Take more mock tests, aiming to improve accuracy and time management.
  • Identify weak areas and work on them.

Months 11-12: Intensive Preparation

  • Days 271-300:
  • Focus on intense revision of all subjects.
  • Solve multiple mock tests for both General Studies Paper-I and CSAT.
  • Analyze your performance and work on improving weak areas.
  • Days 301-330:
  • Continue intensive revision.
  • Focus on current affairs of the past six months.
  • Take full-length mock tests regularly to simulate the exam environment.
  • Days 331-365:
  • The final month is crucial for polishing your preparation.
  • Take as many full-length mock tests as possible.
  • Engage in group discussions or mock interviews with peers for the Personality Test (Interview) preparation.
  • Stay updated with current affairs up to the day of the exam.

Tips:

  • Consistency is key. Stick to your study plan rigorously.
  • Maintain a healthy lifestyle with regular exercise and a balanced diet.
  • Manage stress through relaxation techniques and mindfulness.
  • Stay confident, and believe in your abilities.

Remember that the above plan is a guideline, and you may need to adapt it based on your strengths, weaknesses, and the resources available to you. Regular self-assessment and mock tests are critical to track your progress and identify areas needing improvement. Good luck with your UPSC CSE Prelims preparation!

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