Disoriented about how to cover current affairs for the UPSC exam. We have narrowed down some best ways for you.
Nisha Yadav
If you like reading and making newspaper notes, then it is best; otherwise, here are some ways by which you can prepare for current affairs.
It is the most effective way to prepare for current affairs. Make notes in your language. It will be very helpful in the long run.
Notes From Newspapers- 2-2.5hrs
Many online websites and institutes provide Daily summaries of newspapers, Yojana and PIB. Most of the students prefer this method. Even the aspirants who read newspapers adopt this method for quick revision.
Daily Summary- 20-25mins
Many institutes provide a weekly summary of the important news of the week. You can keep the revision part and current affairs for the weekend.
Weekly Summary-3 to 4 hrs
Most aspirants use this method as a revision option. Sticking to only this method will increase the burden on you.
Monthly Booklets- 2-2.5days or 1 hr daily for 10 days
Q & A Form- 20-25mins
This method is used for practice and revision purposes. If you are quick in grasping, this one is for you. Always choose answers with explanations.
Follow Loksabha/Rajyasabha and other websites of government. Sometimes direct questions are asked in mains from these topics.
Government Sites
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