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To tackle ancient history ghatiya questions like eripatti,taniyur,ghatika,mahattara,pattakila, araghatta...etc etc . Refer glossary given at the end of romila thapar book. Such terms are given at the end. Refer Tamilnadu history book its extremely useful.
To tackle ancient history ghatiya questions like eripatti,taniyur,ghatika,mahattara,pattakila, araghatta...etc etc . Refer glossary given at the end of romila thapar book. Such terms are given at the end. Refer Tamilnadu history book its extremely useful.
To tackle ancient history ghatiya questions like eripatti,taniyur,ghatika,mahattara,pattakila, araghatta...etc etc . Refer glossary given at the end of romila thapar book. Such terms are given at the end. Refer Tamilnadu history book its extremely useful.
To tackle ancient history ghatiya questions like eripatti,taniyur,ghatika,mahattara,pattakila, araghatta...etc etc . Refer glossary given at the end of romila thapar book. Such terms are given at the end. Refer Tamilnadu history book its extremely useful.
To tackle ancient history ghatiya questions like eripatti,taniyur,ghatika,mahattara,pattakila, araghatta...etc etc . Refer glossary given at the end of romila thapar book. Such terms are given at the end. Refer Tamilnadu history book its extremely useful.
Have been scoring around 140s consistently. My suggestions: 1. Revise all your standard books especially laxmikant and spectrum (modern history) thrice before exam. You should be a champ here and you should not get a single wrong question from these in exam. 2. Do all pt365 by vision. Not because you might get straightforward question from it but because it will enhance your knowledge so much that it will help you eiminate options. Also, everyone will be reading it and since it is a relative exam you should not miss out something which is being done by 90% of the aspirants. 3. Take up good quality test series. Dont go for unnecessarily tough test series like vajiram and sriram, they are not in line with what UPSC wants. ForumIas, VisionIas are pretty good ones. 4. You have to have to have to have to take risks in exam. You have to go by your gut feeling in some questions, you have to take a blind shot in a question where you can eliminate one option but not others. You have to mark an option which sounds right. Only this will enhance your score and remember, in upsc whay sounds right will more or less be the correct answer. 5. Cover everything in syllabus. Dont leave art and culture or ancient history or medieval. Dont leavr anything. Even if you find some subject tough just glance over it in the last few days and mark my words , you will get atleast 1 right questions out of 3-4 being asked.
Have been scoring around 140s consistently. My suggestions: 1. Revise all your standard books especially laxmikant and spectrum (modern history) thrice before exam. You should be a champ here and you should not get a single wrong question from these in exam. 2. Do all pt365 by vision. Not because you might get straightforward question from it but because it will enhance your knowledge so much that it will help you eiminate options. Also, everyone will be reading it and since it is a relative exam you should not miss out something which is being done by 90% of the aspirants. 3. Take up good quality test series. Dont go for unnecessarily tough test series like vajiram and sriram, they are not in line with what UPSC wants. ForumIas, VisionIas are pretty good ones. 4. You have to have to have to have to take risks in exam. You have to go by your gut feeling in some questions, you have to take a blind shot in a question where you can eliminate one option but not others. You have to mark an option which sounds right. Only this will enhance your score and remember, in upsc whay sounds right will more or less be the correct answer. 5. Cover everything in syllabus. Dont leave art and culture or ancient history or medieval. Dont leavr anything. Even if you find some subject tough just glance over it in the last few days and mark my words , you will get atleast 1 right questions out of 3-4 being asked.
Have been scoring around 140s consistently. My suggestions: 1. Revise all your standard books especially laxmikant and spectrum (modern history) thrice before exam. You should be a champ here and you should not get a single wrong question from these in exam. 2. Do all pt365 by vision. Not because you might get straightforward question from it but because it will enhance your knowledge so much that it will help you eiminate options. Also, everyone will be reading it and since it is a relative exam you should not miss out something which is being done by 90% of the aspirants. 3. Take up good quality test series. Dont go for unnecessarily tough test series like vajiram and sriram, they are not in line with what UPSC wants. ForumIas, VisionIas are pretty good ones. 4. You have to have to have to have to take risks in exam. You have to go by your gut feeling in some questions, you have to take a blind shot in a question where you can eliminate one option but not others. You have to mark an option which sounds right. Only this will enhance your score and remember, in upsc whay sounds right will more or less be the correct answer. 5. Cover everything in syllabus. Dont leave art and culture or ancient history or medieval. Dont leavr anything. Even if you find some subject tough just glance over it in the last few days and mark my words , you will get atleast 1 right questions out of 3-4 being asked.
Go with confidence for the exam and rock it.
Bhai...Art and Culture Kaha se kiya Tha....(for PRE)
Have been scoring around 140s consistently. My suggestions: 1. Revise all your standard books especially laxmikant and spectrum (modern history) thrice before exam. You should be a champ here and you should not get a single wrong question from these in exam. 2. Do all pt365 by vision. Not because you might get straightforward question from it but because it will enhance your knowledge so much that it will help you eiminate options. Also, everyone will be reading it and since it is a relative exam you should not miss out something which is being done by 90% of the aspirants. 3. Take up good quality test series. Dont go for unnecessarily tough test series like vajiram and sriram, they are not in line with what UPSC wants. ForumIas, VisionIas are pretty good ones. 4. You have to have to have to have to take risks in exam. You have to go by your gut feeling in some questions, you have to take a blind shot in a question where you can eliminate one option but not others. You have to mark an option which sounds right. Only this will enhance your score and remember, in upsc whay sounds right will more or less be the correct answer. 5. Cover everything in syllabus. Dont leave art and culture or ancient history or medieval. Dont leavr anything. Even if you find some subject tough just glance over it in the last few days and mark my words , you will get atleast 1 right questions out of 3-4 being asked.
Go with confidence for the exam and rock it.
Bhai ye bhi bata do ki pagalon ke jaise test series ke piche na bhaagein. Koi matlab nahi,zyadatar log aaj kal mai dekh raha book chhodh ke test series se clear kar lenge prelims sochte hai. UPSC 2017 type bouncer hi dega ab,aur usme 10test series karne se kuch nahi hoga.
Have been scoring around 140s consistently. My suggestions: 1. Revise all your standard books especially laxmikant and spectrum (modern history) thrice before exam. You should be a champ here and you should not get a single wrong question from these in exam. 2. Do all pt365 by vision. Not because you might get straightforward question from it but because it will enhance your knowledge so much that it will help you eiminate options. Also, everyone will be reading it and since it is a relative exam you should not miss out something which is being done by 90% of the aspirants. 3. Take up good quality test series. Dont go for unnecessarily tough test series like vajiram and sriram, they are not in line with what UPSC wants. ForumIas, VisionIas are pretty good ones. 4. You have to have to have to have to take risks in exam. You have to go by your gut feeling in some questions, you have to take a blind shot in a question where you can eliminate one option but not others. You have to mark an option which sounds right. Only this will enhance your score and remember, in upsc whay sounds right will more or less be the correct answer. 5. Cover everything in syllabus. Dont leave art and culture or ancient history or medieval. Dont leavr anything. Even if you find some subject tough just glance over it in the last few days and mark my words , you will get atleast 1 right questions out of 3-4 being asked.
Go with confidence for the exam and rock it.
Bhai...Art and Culture Kaha se kiya Tha....(for PRE)
Andy bhai better bataenge,lekin for me Nitin Singhania and CCRT are more then enough. Iske alawa jo current me ho raha uske upar focus karte raho. Bs. Mujhe nahi lagta isse bahar ka kuch puchenge,and agar puche bhi toh koi guarantee nahi padha hua yaad rahega.
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Will keep giving tips.
1. Revise all your standard books especially laxmikant and spectrum (modern history) thrice before exam. You should be a champ here and you should not get a single wrong question from these in exam.
2. Do all pt365 by vision. Not because you might get straightforward question from it but because it will enhance your knowledge so much that it will help you eiminate options. Also, everyone will be reading it and since it is a relative exam you should not miss out something which is being done by 90% of the aspirants.
3. Take up good quality test series. Dont go for unnecessarily tough test series like vajiram and sriram, they are not in line with what UPSC wants. ForumIas, VisionIas are pretty good ones.
4. You have to have to have to have to take risks in exam. You have to go by your gut feeling in some questions, you have to take a blind shot in a question where you can eliminate one option but not others. You have to mark an option which sounds right. Only this will enhance your score and remember, in upsc whay sounds right will more or less be the correct answer.
5. Cover everything in syllabus. Dont leave art and culture or ancient history or medieval. Dont leavr anything. Even if you find some subject tough just glance over it in the last few days and mark my words , you will get atleast 1 right questions out of 3-4 being asked.
Go with confidence for the exam and rock it.