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35 days

⁃ 18 tests should be given (full+ part)


⁃ Modern : 5days
⁃ Geography: 2 days
⁃ Polity : 4 days
⁃ Env: 3 days
⁃ IR: 1 day
⁃ Economics : 6days
⁃ Ancient and medieval: 2 days ( inc: A&C)
⁃ CA: should be spread out across days : assuming 5 days (including science and tech )
⁃ Mapping : 2 days
⁃ Sundays: 5 days: CSAT + rest day/ catchup
⁃ PYQ: 1 hour daily
25 days
⁃ repeating the above in 25 days( as second revision). Reduce 1-2 day for each subject.
⁃ No of tests should be 14, more full length tests should be given . Identify weak areas and attempt part test of
those only.

8 days
⁃ focus on those areas which seem weak.
⁃ Catch up whatever is left.
⁃ Art and culture can be given some time in these days to mug the facts.
⁃ Focus on fringe areas which are high yield giving like mapping, rivers etc. Geography should be revised through
maps this time to save time.
⁃ Do more PYQs and don’t get distracted my mock walas faltu questions. Trust the process.

Final 7 days ( time for third revision after a week of relaxed schedule)
⁃ polity : 1 day( imp chapters like parliament, FR, FD) : preferably on the last day to boost confidence
⁃ Ancient and medieval + A&C: 1 day
⁃ Economy: 2 days
⁃ IR: 0.5 day
⁃ Geography: 0.5 day ( as already revised previous week )
⁃ Modern : 1 day
⁃ Env : 0.5 day
⁃ CA: 0.5 day ( only imp stuff like S&T / economics)
⁃ Daily take out sometime for mapping before going to bed.
⁃ Do not give any mock test now, just attempt PYQs.

Tips and suggestions:

◦ Studying pt 365: Important magazines are economy, environment and S&T. Cover them thoroughly, can make
short notes if required (for facts and all).
◦ Revise two subjects daily: the best way to maximise efficiency is studying two subjects simultaneously, one in
the first half of the day and second in another half. Preferably take one tough subject and one easier one ( like
polity).
◦ It’s important to assess mock test after attempting. It’s not necessary to do that immediately, but some after
after that.
◦ Number of mocks can vary from person to person, attempt based on your comfort level. Also, from mocks try
to decide the optimum number of questions you would be doing in the real exam.
◦ Do not get deviated by tonnes of current affairs here and there, stick to one and most importantly never leave
static.
◦ IR component is on rise from past few years, can easily expect 4-5 questions this time also. Use CA magazine
to prepare it well.
◦ For S&T: use YouTube and prepare topics of genetics which upsc has asked multiple times. Study about latest
technology in IT etc.
◦ Don’t get disheartened by mocks marks, they are just for exercise and do not reflect actual paper marks.
◦ Try to give All India full length mock tests conducted by some reputed institutions, that way you can get used to
different type of questions and can get a feel of real exam.

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