Candidates who have passed the UPSC prelim exams have just 17 days left for revision.
To become an officer in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), or Indian Forest Service (IFS), it is mandatory to pass the Civil Service Examination (CSE) conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). One can secure a top government job only by passing all three stages of UPSC CSE. This year’s UPSC mains exam will be conducted between September 20 to September 29. Candidates who have passed the UPSC prelim exams have just 17 days left for revision. UPSC Mains Exam is one of the toughest exams in the country. Every year lakhs of youth fill out the UPSC exam form and out of them, only a handful can crack the UPSC interview and become a government officer. With the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI), here is a strategy to help you prepare for the upcoming UPSC exam. If you want, you can follow the schedule.
September 1-5
– In the first five days, it is important to revise all the notes you may have made for subjects like History, Geography, Political Science, and Economics.
– Review all the topics and start practising to write down the answers. Only with regular practice of writing, will you be able to finish your exam on time.
September 6-10
– During these days, focus on improving your writing skills and speed. Practice writing answers within a time limit of 2.5 hours. Make sure to not exceed it.
– Focus on case studies, ethics, and essay writing.
September 11-15
– Utilise this time to practise mock tests and previous year’s UPSC papers. This will help you understand the exam pattern, and marking scheme and help you manage your time better.
– Analyse your performance, find out your weak areas and then form new strategies to improvise yourself.
September 16-20
– Increase your focus on revising and refining your answers. Give more time to the subject in which you feel you are under-confident.
– Practise writing answers within the allotted time to get the real feel of the exam.
Apart from this AI-based schedule, here are some other important tips –
– Study for 12 to 14 hours every day. Ensure taking breaks in between so that you don’t stress out yourself a lot.
– Stay focused while revising for the UPSC exam and keep all your distractions at bay.
– Remember all the important dates and formulas by using flashcards, concept maps, or other memory aids.
– Make sure to maintain a healthy lifestyle during this time. Eat healthy, get proper rest and engage in physical activities like yoga and going for a walk.
