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Start with ncert for basics and then go for standard books. Know your syllabus and complete the syllabus write test series of pre and mains. Complete your optional subject and write test series. See online classes websites .. unacademy , insight , IAS baba follow all these
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Start with basic NCERTs, then choose your optional subject. Then start with UPSC books like Laxmi Kanth, Shankar IAS, Lexicon, Spectrum, etc. These parallel prepare current affairs by following the Hindu and any current monthly affairs magazine from any coaching centre you can freely download from the...
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Start with basic NCERTs, then choose your optional subject. Then start with UPSC books like Laxmi Kanth, Shankar IAS, Lexicon, Spectrum, etc. These parallel prepare current affairs by following the Hindu and any current monthly affairs magazine from any coaching centre you can freely download from the internet.Thank you! read less
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First, develop the habit of reading The Hindu newspapers daily. Start reading Ncert books from class VI to XII History, Geography, Polity, Science, and Economy. After completing these books read textbooks like Lakshmikant for Polity, Ramesh Singh / Sri Ram for the economy, Spectrum for Modern India,...
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First, develop the habit of reading The Hindunewspapers daily. Start reading Ncert books from class VI to XII History, Geography, Polity, Science, and Economy. After completing these books read textbookslike Lakshmikant for Polity, Ramesh Singh/ Sri Ram for the economy, Spectrum for Modern India, etc. Practise previous year questions sets and test series. Take help from Mrunal videos for Indian Economy. Follow InsightInida and read its daily current affairs section. read less
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First start with ncert books for basics. Then start with lakshmikant for polity , ncert 11 & 12 for geography + periyar's Geography of India . Other subjects like economy u can watch some online classes than reading books coz it requires proper understanding of various terms etc . Read Hindu newspaper...
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First start with ncert books for basics. Then start with lakshmikant for polity , ncert 11 & 12 for geography + periyar's Geography of India . Other subjects like economy u can watch some online classes than reading books coz it requires proper understanding of various terms etc . Read Hindu newspaper for current affairs. Take some test series to analyse ur potential n improve d area wherever u lack. read less
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