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IAS Mock Test

  Benefits of  Solving   UPSC Mock Tests   The immediate benefit that you’d notice after solving the UPSC mock tests and  previous years’ papers  is that you’d be able to commit the exam structure to your memory.That would in turn facilitate your understanding of things such as the sections to attempt first and the ones to leave out for later, based on your strengths and weaknesses. The next benefit is an obvious one. More practice would mean better speed of comprehension and the ability to solve more in littler time The next one is that with greater practice you’d be able to tell the questions that would be asked in the actual exam, from the ones that are not as likely to be asked. One important benefit would be that you’d be able to easily decipher questions on the basis of their difficulty levels and the topics they encapsulate. With greater practice, it would become easier for you to gauge your performances segment-wise, subject-wise, and level of difficulty-wise...

UPSC IAS Exam Books 2021

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  UPSC Books Right off the bat, I would like to point out that since the IAS prelims 2021 has been postponed to take place on 10 th  October (earlier it was scheduled on 27th June 2021) this year. To know about the important UPSC IAS exam dates , read the blog I have written on the same. Now. since there is not much time left for the Prelims paper, it’s only logical that you pick from only the best UPSC books for your preparation. Now, according to me as well as several toppers of previous IAS exams, the best way to start your preparation is by reading through the NCERT books for UPSC and then moving on to the other books for UPSC (the standard ones). Also, you should be mindful about the type of IAS books that you choose for your preparation, given that the UPSC prelims and UPSC mains are very different from each other and would need 2 different sets of reading material for each. The UPSC Prelims, being an entirely objective type of paper would need a separate ...