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Which subject is most important in UPSC exam?
Chief Minister. Panchayati Raj. Municipalities. Attorney General of India. Anti-defection law. Constitutional and Non-constitutional bodies.
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Which type of news is important for UPSC?
News related to the Constitution, amendments, etc. Supreme Court/High Court verdicts are important.
What should I watch for UPSC aspirants?
UPSC Previous Year Question Papers. Current Affairs. UPSC Notes PDF. Gist of Rajya Sabha TV. NCERT Notes PDF.
What are the free resources for UPSC?
UPSC EXAM PREPARATION. UPSC Syllabus. UPSC Question Papers. UPSC Study Materials. UPSC NCERT Notes. UPSC Exam Strategy. UPSC Mains Prep. UPSC CURRENT AFFAIRS.
Which 5 subject is best for UPSC?
Medical Science. Literature. Anthropology. Public Administration. Psychology. Law. Geography. History.
What are the 5 compulsory subjects in UPSC?
What are the compulsory subjects for UPSC exam prelims? In UPSC Prelims, the compulsory subjects are Indian Polity and Governance, General Science, History, Geography, Economic and Social Development, etc.
Can I crack UPSC by reading only newspaper?
Well, it is a fact that reading newspapers is neither mandatory nor sufficient to qualify with good marks for this test. There are great free websites that collect and gather valuable points from diverse sources of current affairs. An aspirant can not read and make notes from all these sources on his own.
How to start reading for UPSC?
Tip #1: Prepare Yourself. Tip #2: Make a Time Table. Tip #3: Know the UPSC Syllabus. Tip #4: Newspaper Reading/Current Affairs for IAS. Tip #5: Choosing Optional. Tip #6: NCERTs. Tip #7: Making Notes. Tip #8: Answer Writing Practice.
What are the 4 types of news?
Identifying accurate and verifiable news content can be a complex task, given the nuances between different types of sources. News content is divided into distinct categories which include: news articles, news analysis, editorials and opinions.
Is 4 hours enough for UPSC?
1) An aspirant may not be able to concentrate fully for the entire 5 hours; hence there will be gaps, 2) An aspirant has to study GS, optional, current affairs, etc., every day, and to divide the 5 hours, may not be effective. Hence, an aspirant should try to put at least 7-8 hours every day and gradually increase it.
