Strategy for clearing the Civil Services Examination in one year

The Preliminary Examination is just 66 days away from today and even the aspirants who are looking forward to giving the Civil Services Examination in 2016 will surely have butterflies in their stomach at the thought of Prelims 2015 owing to the anticipation over the increasing level of difficulty of the papers with every passing year. Many of the IAS aspirants are motivated and committed to achieve their primary goal of demolishing the Civil Services Examination but are quite unsure about a definite plan of action. 

 

Sketching daily, weekly and monthly plans with focus on specific areas of the CSE syllabus and following them religiously will help a candidate to understand his/her weaknesses and strengths concerning the areas of study. Many of the aspirants might think it is just enough to read the syllabus once and go ahead with learning the topics. But writing the syllabus a few number of times, reading and re-reading them every single day will give a candidate a grasp over the important themes covered in the CSE. Do watch the video below for more interesting details.

In the video titled “Demolish CSE in one year: Mission 2015 - Prepare for UPSC IAS”, Dr. Roman Saini provides the sole plan for cracking the Civil Services Examination within a preparation period of one year. This time period of IAS preparation will prove to be a highly intensive and challenging duration of learning and writing and there is no need to worry as Dr. Roman Saini deconstructs the complete preparation strategy in the simplest manner. First of all, it is imperative for a candidate to get into the ‘preparation mode’ where Dr. Roman highlights some important tricks to be followed. The tricks focus on Roman’s Rituals, Mastering the basics, Book reading strategies, Note making tips.

The second part of the video elaborates on the book list, importance of utilising test series, significance of attending classes regularly, self study goals, books to be avoided and keeping away from distractions.

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