How can I memorize Geography for UPSC?
You read about Geographical phenomenon almost on a daily basis in the newspapers. When you read about a natural calamity or phenomenon, relate it to what you have read in the textbooks. This way, you are also preparing for the current affairs.
What should I study for Geography in UPSC?
The important topics of Geography in IAS Exam are basically from three different portions, namely- Physical Geography, Human Geography and Indian Geography.
How can I cover Geography optional in UPSC?
Start with NCERTs. Refer to Atlas. Interlink Static and Dynamic Portion. Focus on Maps & Statistics. Follow the Integrated Preparation Approach. Make Notes and Refer to Previous Year Questions. For Paper I. For Paper-II.
How to cover Geography for prelims?
# Refer NCERTs for a Basic Understanding. # Get Advanced Understanding with Advanced Books. # Practice Maps. # Connect Dots with Current Affairs. # Refer to Previous Year Questions. # Make Notes and Revise Timely.
What is the fastest way to memorize Geography?
Mnemonic devices. Organize the information. Use “chunking” Visualize information. Association. Frequent Reviewing.
What is the easiest way to study Geography?
Start with the continents. Be knowledgeable about large bodies of water. Don’t be stuck up on memorizing all the countries. Use history or current events to remember better. Visualize locations. Make flashcards. Ask for help. Keep a map close by.
Are NCERTs enough for Geography UPSC?
NCERT books are a must for the IAS exam. However, candidates should also refer to subject-specific books (e.g. Indian Polity by Laxmikant) and keep tabs on current affairs.
Is Geography optional tough?
But, studying geography as an optional subject involves great effort because of the vast syllabus and complexity of the subject.
Which book is sufficient for UPSC Geography?
Human Geography by Majid Hussain. Models and theories by Majid Hussain; (other Majid Hussain books for UPSC) Physical Geography- By Savindra Singh. Geographical thought by Sudipta Adhikary.
Who got highest marks in Geography optional?
Geography was the optional subject of Ira Singhal. Ira studied Computer Engineering from Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology and received a Dual MBA in Marketing & Finance from Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi. She scored 305 marks for Geography.
