UPSC IAS Entrance Exam preparation
needs more mental and physical strength. You need to ensure that your
preparation should be focused and dedicated. Here, we have listed some
important tips for Mains exam preparation.
Be Aware of Mains Syllabus
You should know
all the topics mentioned in the UPSC Mains syllabus. By way of remembering
Syllabus topics, you can differentiate the important and irrelevant topics to
be covered for Mains exam preparation. Develop a habit of having Mains syllabus
on your study table, it will help you to read relevant subject topics.
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Strike a Balance between GS and Optional Subject
Mains and Prelims
In Mains
examination, you should give equal importance to all the papers. Try to balance
your GS and Optional subject preparation. Few aspirants focus only on all GS
papers and leave optional and vice versa for others. Don’t do that, have a
balanced approach.
Work on your Answer writing skills
IAS mains exam is
all about writing good quality answers. In order to get good marks in Mains
exam, you need to practice a lot of questions. So, try to develop a habit of
writing one or two answers on regular basis to improve your answer writing
skills.
Stay updated with Current affairs
Be it prelims,
Mains or Interview, UPSC gives importance to current issues and events. You
should always be updated on all the current issues happening around the world.
In Mains exam, GS Paper 2 and 3 questions asked are based on current affairs.
Further, current affairs update will be helpful to write your Mains optional
subjects.
Give equal importance to all questions and topics
Many aspirants
cover certain aspects of the syllabus and leave few topics in GS and optional.
Always try to cover all topics mentioned in Mains syllabus. It is popularly
believed that you should know something about everything mentioned in the
syllabus. Even in Mains examination hall, give equal importance to all
questions and try to answer all the questions given in the paper.
Be Aware of UPSC trends
You should be
aware of UPSC IAS Mains question trends. For this, you need to refer last 3 – 4
years mains question paper (both GS and Optional). Once you understood the
trend and type of questions asked by UPSC, you can prepare accordingly.
All the Best For Examination!!!

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