Sage-Tips

How can I cover my current affairs in 3 months?

The best way to stay updated on current affairs is to go through newspapers every day. Always do an in-depth research for any topic that is making it to the news frequently. You should be aware of its history and corresponding theories. This is a crucial element in your last three months’ preparation regimen for UPSC.

How can prelims cover current affairs?

How to prepare for current affairs for UPSC Prelims study

1. Practice 50 MCQs on current affairs daily.
2. When the exam is nearer practice 100 MCQs daily.

Should I make notes of current affairs?

Principle 4: Learn to make notes online I never made any hand-written notes for current affairs. Presumably, examiner will set current affairs questions from the newspapers. So recurring issues in newspapers will tell us how weighty an issue is and what we must focus on.

How to prepare for current affairs in UPSC exam?

Execute. The aforementioned methods will ensure that you capture 90-95\% of current affairs in a manner relevant to this exam. But current affairs is a continuous topic that keeps piling up by the day. The best way to retain the content is through constant revision and by executing them in the answers you write during daily practice or test series.

What is the best way to cover current affairs?

One of the best way to cover current affairs is: Reading newspaper (The Hindu or Indian Express but not both) daily. There is no replacement for newspaper reading. If you could manage then it’s good yo make short notes. Reading one (only) of the monthly magazine like Visions IAS.

How do I study current affairs for the NEET prelims?

Any National park, Ramsar Site etc in news. Just make note of it. With this daily you can follow any online medium for eg Insights – They everyday give current affairs. Make notes of it every day from prelims point of view.This will cover your daily current affairs. Here we will cover current affairs of month.

How many newspapers do you read while preparing for current affairs?

I read 3 newspapers at that time- The Hindu, Indian Express and TOI. Strictly adhere to the syllabus while preparing for current affairs. It is impossible to cover each and everything of current affairs, but you should go for maximum. Limited sources is best, you should add more sources according to your time.