This is ias Preparation..schedule for preliminary and mains......
Key for Table
Morn – Morning
FN – Forenoon
AN – Afternoon
Activity Break – Anything to engage you in physical exercises
EV – Evening
CA – Current Affairs
T1 – Test 1
IB – India Year Book
Rev His – Revise History
Old qs His – Old Questions History
Rev Pol – Revise Polity
Test FN Analysis / Test An Analysis – Analyse the answers and your scores, strength areas, ares to work more on, etc.,
Few points to remember
- Newspaper is absolutely necessary – Do Not ignore reading the newspaper for any reason. Its is absolutely imperative that it becomes habit after a while.
- Don’t ignore CSAT – It is only natural for people to leave out CSAT from their planning schedules as it is only a qualifying paper. But don’t do that blunder. Do give the time that CSAT requires for the preparation. Hence, 2 hours everyday has been designated for revision of CSAT topics.
- Review of old questions – This step will help understand the pattern, the number of questions asked for that topic and the trends that are followed for the previous years exams. This process will also help you review whatever you have studied over the past week. Clever way for revision!
- Revise, revise, revise until thorough – Remembering such large amounts of content especially in ares which are not your graduation studies, can be a gargantuan task. And the key to that is revising on a regular basis whatever you’ve studied. If you look at the schedule, the last day of the week has been designated for revision of the topics read throughout the week.
- Take breaks – the schedule permits 15 minutes breaks between study sessions and for eating. Don’t ignore this. Any amount of genius requires refreshing. It will only improve the grasping power and renew your brain to suck in more information, better. So give yourself short breaks in between intense 2 hour study sessions..... by.... AJIT PANDEY
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