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To effectively finish the UPSC syllabus, create a structured study plan, focus on core topics, and allocate dedicated time for daily preparation. Break down the syllabus into smaller segments, prioritize based on weightage, and consistently revise. Additionally, practice previous year question papers...
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To effectively finish the UPSC syllabus, create a structured study plan, focus on core topics, and allocate dedicated time for daily preparation. Break down the syllabus into smaller segments, prioritize based on weightage, and consistently revise. Additionally, practice previous year question papers and take mock tests to assess your progress and improve time management skills. Stay disciplined, stay updated on current affairs, and seek guidance from reliable resources. read less
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Go through the syllabus of both the Prelims and Mains exams. Analyse the past few years' question papers of both Prelims and Mains. Start reading a newspaper regularly and make short notes based on relevant articles. Read the basic NCERT books and then go through the UPSC Syllabus relevant Textbooks.
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Make a time table + study plan and strictly adhere to it.
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