How much time should I give for current affairs?
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How much time should I give for current affairs?
Principle 2: Limit your time In my experience, ideally one should finish reading day’s current affairs under 2 hours. 3-4 hours for everyday current affairs is an overkill. Referring to a monthly compilation (choose any institute material for this) — at the end of the month.
Are notes necessary for current affairs?
Principle 4: Learn to make notes online I never made any hand-written notes for current affairs. Presumably, examiner will set current affairs questions from the newspapers. So recurring issues in newspapers will tell us how weighty an issue is and what we must focus on.
How Upsc handle current affairs?
How to prepare for current affairs for UPSC Prelims study
- Practice 50 MCQs on current affairs daily.
- When the exam is nearer practice 100 MCQs daily.
How can I revise my current affairs in UPSC?
The best way to revise current affairs and retain information for a longer period is by referring to self-prepared notes. By doing so, you will understand and learn the concepts better. Having self-prepared notes handy will help you focus on important topics/concepts without wasting much of your crucial time.
How many days IAS current affairs?
The question should actually be “How many months current affairs for IAS Prelims 2021 is required?” Usually, we advise candidates’ to start their preparation a year before, in a similar way, we recommend covering the issues in the news from 18 months or at least 12 months prior the UPSC Exam.
How do I revise my current affairs?
UPSC CSE 2021 prelims: How to revise current affairs
- Have a wide time-frame.
- Comprehensive and inclusive study.
- Select your study material carefully.
- Relate static syllabus with current affairs.
- Make your own notes.
- Use infographics, charts.
- Sound body, sound mind.