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Is economics important for UPSC Prelims?
If you are preparing to take the UPSC civil services exam you will know that economics is an unavoidable part of the UPSC syllabus – both the IAS prelims and the mains. It is also offered as an optional subject in the UPSC mains papers.
What should I read for economy in UPSC Prelims?
Day 1 – 2: Read class IX NCERT textbook ‘Economics’. Day 3 – 5: Read class X NCERT textbook ‘Understanding Economic Development’. Day 6 -7: At this point, solve previous years’ questions papers of both the prelims and the mains.
Which subject is most asked in UPSC Prelims?
UPSC Prelims exam comprises General Studies Paper 1 and Paper 2. General Studies Paper 1 comprises questions related to History, Geography, Economics, Environment etc. On the other hand the General Studies Paper 2 focuses on comprehension, logical reasoning, data interpretation etc.
How to revise economy for prelims?
NCERT Textbook for Class 11. NCERT Textbook for Class 12- Macroeconomics. NCERT Textbook for Class 12- Microeconomics. Indian Economy – Ramesh Singh. Indian Budget. Indian Economic Survey. Previous Years’ Question Paper. Mock Tests.
Can I skip economics in UPSC?
Indian Economy is one of the toughest subjects in comparison of other mainstream subjects of UPSC IAS Syllabus. Particularly, GS Economy is technical than other subjects and the aspirants must not skip to study it.
Should I make notes for economy Upsc?
There is no need to make notes of polity, history, economics, and modern history. Also, you do not have to make notes on current affairs. For current affairs, the best way is to go through the online websites. They come very handily when you’re preparing for the examination.
Is Ncert enough for economics UPSC Prelims?
Hence NCERTs are necessary but not sufficient for the preparation of the UPSC Exam mainly for a dynamic subject like Economics. Most of the questions asked in the exam are related to current events happening all across the country and the world.
Is economics difficult for UPSC?
A majority of IAS aspirants find the Indian economy as the toughest nut to crack in both IAS Prelims and IAS Main exam.
Which field students crack UPSC most?
“Engineering students crack the UPSC exam because of the practical pedagogical methods they experience in their four-year engineering studies. This provides them with a better analytical aptitude as compared to Arts graduates,” says JK Dadoo, former IAS officer who was in the services for more than 35 years.
Is prelims tougher than mains?
The UPSC Mains exam is very tough as compared to the prelims. Consider these stages as a hierarchy which only increases the challenging intensity with every level. Many think that the competition is lower in mains which is true.
