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The document outlines a disciplined study schedule for UPSC exam preparation over a period of two years and three months, emphasizing the importance of consistency and motivation. It details a structured approach divided into three stages: Base, Practice, and Final, focusing on both content and presentation skills. The plan includes specific subjects to study each month, along with strategies for improving English language skills and preparing for the exam format.

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upsc schedule

The document outlines a disciplined study schedule for UPSC exam preparation over a period of two years and three months, emphasizing the importance of consistency and motivation. It details a structured approach divided into three stages: Base, Practice, and Final, focusing on both content and presentation skills. The plan includes specific subjects to study each month, along with strategies for improving English language skills and preparing for the exam format.

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CONSISTENCY IS THE ONLY WAY - EACH DAY

Discipline makes it way more easier

*Time table :-

5:30 (am) - 7:30 (am) = UPSC ( presentation )


7:30 (am) - 3:30 (pm) = College
3:30 (pm) - 7:30 (pm) = UPSC ( content )
7:30 (pm) - 9:30 (pm) = workout
9:30 (pm) - 10 (pm) = have dinner & sleep

*Few days may not be very successful or a total failure but remember to
find the best in even those days.

Motivation :-
 self-actualization > cultural and economic
revolution in islamic world.

 Love & affection > parents pride, khushi,


love from school teachers (no chief guest)

 Survival ( GKM ) > parent older health issues,


sister’s marriage , tata family problem.

Aim :-
What ?

The exam is divided into working on two parts :-


1st -> content
2nd -> presentation

Content
 GS 1 ( history, geography, society )
 GS 2 ( governance, international relation )
 GS 3 ( economy, agriculture, security, disaster management )
 GS 4 ( ethics , aptitude )
 Essay ( psychological, other general studies subjects )
 CSAT ( maths & English )
 Anthropology ( world & Indian )

Presentation
 English writing ( mains exam )
 English speaking ( interview )
 Hindi reading ( qualifying )
 Hindi writing ( qualifying )

How ?

Time left as of 1st march 2024 :- 2 years 3 months


 1 years 10 months ( for mains )
 5 months ( for prelims )

Study approach :-

Content and presentation both will go parallel together and the


whole preparation will be divided into three stages.
1) Base - 12 months (proper notes and proper clarity of subject)
2) Practice - months ( current affairs, value addition )
3) Final - 5 months ( CSAT, MCQ practice , prelims )
content :-
1) Base ( 1st march 2024 - 31st December 2024 )

 March - August
Anthropology optional ( world and India )
 September - February
GS - 1,2,3,4

 March :- developing interest in the subject


Ember and Ember ( world )
Nadeem hasnain ( indian )

 April :-
1.1 to 2.5 of paper one
Which includes the evolution of men from ancient to
present times with changing social patterns and also the
journey to become homo sapiens.

 May :-
3 to 9.4
Biological framework with societies structure

 June :-
9.5 to 4 of paper two
Men reactions in various condition and stages with
introduction to Indian anthropology

 July :-
5.1 to 9.3
India villages and tribes with their cultural study and
problems associated

 August :- full revision and memorizing of notes


 September :- preparation of GS papers started
GS IV
Try to develop a interest and think about the subject
keeping yourself as a public servant.

 October :- search for the material in that month only


Many part is current based
GS III

 November :-
GS II

 December :-
GS II

 January :-
GS I

 February :-
GS I

2) Practice ( it will be all about adding value to the answer and


writing the hell out of your body )

 Solution suggestion with an successfully implemented


example
 Quotes which connect with the factors which the question is
asking
 Turning factors into flowchart and diagrams
 Ending the answer in a positive note and a sense of hope.

Data which can help.


 Central government and state government schemes which
made an impact


Presentation :-

1) Base ( 1st march 2024 - 31st December 2024 )

 March :-we will work on improving our grammar of English


English comprehension - 2ch each day.

 April :- vocabulary improvement


ChatGPT makes it way more easier.
20 words per day

 May :- ( 2500 words in total )


20 words per day

 June :-
20 words per day + revision

 July :-
20 words per day + revision

 August :- now we will work on essay writing skills


Essays asked In UPSC lately are mostly psychological.
Try finding
-quotes
-examples
-learning about famous personalities and their success

 September :-
Continue Augusts process

 October :-
Now we will work on speaking skills
Speaking on topics ex- reservation, Islamophobia, religion,
culture , a series from religion to country .
 November :- we also need to revise the things we are
studying.
-words
-quotes
-examples

 December :-
Hindi writing and reading
- Hindi numbers
- Hindi days , ( ex- week , republic , preamble, festivals )
- Hindi months
- Hindi seasons
- Hindi crops
- basic Hindi terms which could be asked

 January :-
CSAT

 February :-
CSAT

 March :- (now we will start collecting current affairs through


magazines )
- 15 MONTHS FROM PRELIMS EXAM

*important to know details to fill exam form and important days about exam.

 BY APRIL ALL PREPARATION SHALL BE DONE AND NOW


ONLY THING IS TO PRACTICE PYQs AND ADD VALUE.
HUSTLING DAY AND NIGHT NON-STOP
 BEFORE PRELIMS REMEMBER TO RELAX YOURSELF
 CONTENT AND PREPARATION TOGETHER.

 APRIL :-

 MAY :-

 JUNE :-

 JULY :-

 AUGUST :-
 SEPTEMBET :-

 (October - December)

 (January 2026 - may 2026)

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