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What is the best strategy for current affairs for UPSC?
Some of the best sources on How to prepare for current affairs UPSC
- Newspapers– The Hindu, The Indian Express, etc.
- Monthly Current Affairs Magazine– Pratiyogita Darpan, Civil Services Times, Yojana, Niti Aayog reports, Economic and Political Weekly (for some topics only), World Focus year-end issue only, etc.
Which is the best site to study current affairs for UPSC?
BYJU’S Free IAS Prep is undoubtedly the best site for daily current affairs for UPSC exam. This is the official website of the Ministry of External Affairs for reports and updates on international relations.
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 study current affairs?
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.
Can I clear UPSC CSE without joining any coaching institute?
Being able to clear UPSC CSE without joining any coaching institute, depends on a person’s will to work hard. It is not an impossible feat but you need to be more focused and diligent in your approach than ever before.
How to prepare for UPSC prelims in 2018-2019?
May 2018 to May 2019. Only few questions in mains come from beyond the 1 year range (Oct 2018 to Sept 2019). Still, one has to expand the base. Pick and select important issues from your prelims’ notes. Read concise material. Do not run after multiple sources. Make notes. Revise multiple times. ATB!!! Read one good newspaper.