Is NCERT 6 to 12 enough for UPSC?

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While NCERT books provide a good foundation for UPSC preparation, relying solely on them may not be sufficient. UPSC exams require a broader understanding of topics beyond what NCERT covers. Supplement your studies with standard reference books, newspapers, and current affairs magazines for a comprehensive...
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While NCERT books provide a good foundation for UPSC preparation, relying solely on them may not be sufficient. UPSC exams require a broader understanding of topics beyond what NCERT covers. Supplement your studies with standard reference books, newspapers, and current affairs magazines for a comprehensive preparation strategy. read less
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No,those only for foundation concepts
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Reading NCERT textbooks is essential for your IAS exam preparation and if you have a question on your mind about which NCERT books to study for UPSC, then here are some relevant UPSC Books from the NCERT catalogue. Ideally, it would help if you worked your way through all UPSC-related books from class...
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Reading NCERT textbooks is essential for your IAS exam preparationand if you have a question on your mind about which NCERT books to study for UPSC, then here are some relevant UPSC Books from the NCERT catalogue. Ideally, it would help if you worked your way through all UPSC-related books from class 6 to class 12. read less
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