Simple 7 Tips for UPSC Preparation

We all know how tough the Upsc Exam is and Yearly Lakhs of people write UPSC & IAS tests. Following are some simple tips to prepare of UPSC exams

• Read carefully but selectively. Regular smart effort is required for UPSC. It’s important to manage your time well when reading carefully and taking notes and micronotes. Knowing what not to read is the most important aspect. We at Believers IAS are always working to support you as you go through the various stages of UPSC/IAS preparation and to walk you through the aforementioned topics.
• Pick only one, like the economy. Combine it with the current events that must be covered everyday. The other subjects should be treated similarly. Additionally, sufficient time must be set out for revision and re-revision. You need to remember what you read, after all!
• It is advised to read at least two newspapers to keep up with the evolving prelims trend for UPSC preparation.

1. The Hindu
2. Indian Express

• Your brain needs to effectively process the information that you feed it. Only when you get a full 6 to 8 hours of sleep each night does this happen. The minimal amount of study time for the exam is eight hours. If you can stretch out more, great, but not at the expense of your health. The essential conditions for a steady long-term preparation are good health and adequate sleep.
• CSAT Paper 2 is a qualifying exam. This suggests that the minimum need to qualify is merely 33 percent, or 66 marks. Your workload is greatly decreased as a result.The grades you receive on this paper will not be used in your final grade.When opposed to mental ability and logical thinking themes, comprehension, data interpretation, interpersonal skills, and decision making are very simple to prepare for. Since there are at least five of these questions in Paper 2 and there is no negative marking for decision-making questions, you can attempt these without hesitation.
• Always make an effort to establish your daily calendar or timetable and maintain tiny, reachable goals. Make sure you constantly meet these. For instance, spend two to three hours every day reading newspapers and keeping up with current events. Then set a goal for yourself, like finishing a few chapters of Laxmikant. You may arrange your day this way, which will help you plan your weeks and months as well.
• Always make an effort to make preparation enjoyable, including reading and studying. Love what you do, and make decisions based on what is best for you and not for society.

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