Information about the Civil Services Examination every aspirant should know

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Competition
Its is not that tough. As we have no experience in competition we feel it tough. But for candidates who have faced it and succeeded in it feel that it's one more time to repeat.

Syllabus
Do not read anything beyond the syllabus for this exam

Material
Keep them as minimum as possible and try to them as many times as possible.

Study Plan
Study every subject from mains prospective 

Reality
You need not be brilliant, constant and vigorous efforts are in enough

To crack this exam in no time follow the time and use it as efficiently as possible

Make a rough yearly plant and divide it into monthly segments

With a monthly segments in to weeks and setup a subject as target

Divide the subject into weekly portion and daily lessons

In daily schedule have a
regular reading session
practice session
revision session 
newspaper session

Basic study plan for every subject :-
=> Know the syllabus read the syllabus
=> Complete the basic NCERT books
=> Refer previous year question papers
=> Complete the higher standard text books
=> Keep on revision and practice
 
CSAT Preparation strategy
=> CCC exam is not that much difficult as CAT, SSC and bank exams
=> Complete the important and practice 
=> Observe the previous year question papers will affect almost new type of problems
=> Comprehensions are mostly from "The Hindu"

Prelims preparation strategy
Complete the syllabus from NCERT and standard textbooks
Cover current affairs from newspaper till one month before the exam
At least 50 full mock test before exam
You will not get all the answers you have to use the logic and find the answers
Mock tests are only Key for Success

Notes making
Read the entire syllabus textbooks first
Then in secondary reading make the comprehensive note which should include all the keywords, important points etc.
After news diagrams flow chart schematic diagrams note making
It should be as brief as possible
Revise and updated it regularly whenever needed

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