i am doing my graduation (bsc gen.) under P.U but i wantto satart my IAS prep as early as possible . i wanna know how to start ..

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Start reading THE HINDU newspaper... that's the beginning... make thorough NCERT books...
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Start with Basic Reading of NCERT and finish with all conceptual factual clarity first. You can study in group in order to make it more effective for analytical subjects and discuss.
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First be serious for your aim. 2nd choose two optionals and cover atleast one optional alongwith ur studies.
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First be serious for your aim. 2nd choose two optionals and cover atleast one optional alongwith ur studies.
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First be serious for your aim. 2nd choose two optionals and cover atleast one optional alongwith ur studies
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First be serious for your aim. 2nd choose two optionals and cover atleast one optional alongwith ur studies.
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First be serious for your aim. 2nd choose two optionals and cover atleast one optional alongwith ur studies.
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for ias preparation u need to hv at leat 8 months time,now its right time to start
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During graduation is the best time to start preparation for IAS. The current trend of papers show increasingly analytic leanings. So you can start reading newspapers and magazines of relevance religiously. Making notes of important topics you find in the newspaper will further help you during revision...
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During graduation is the best time to start preparation for IAS. The current trend of papers show increasingly analytic leanings. So you can start reading newspapers and magazines of relevance religiously. Making notes of important topics you find in the newspaper will further help you during revision time. Once you're in final year, chalk out a plan to dedicate about 3-4 hours daily for optional preparation. Once your graduation is done, prepare well for prelims by solving question papers. Don't waste your time after prelims in August, start preparing for Mains and give your best shot. If you are not able to spare any time during your graduation, don't attempt UPSC immediately, study from May till next year and give an attempt. Let me know what you want to do and I can help you strategize better! read less
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some students start preparing IAS Pre Exam from 8th. First See the Syllabus for IAS Pre and Start reading Newspaper ( THE HINDU )
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