The preparation for UPSC IAS Exam should be a meticulously designed program. This article covers the importance of the study area in your UPSC Civil Service Exam Strategy and helps you learn more about the need for a permanent study area and the tips for organizing your study area.
Aspirants would find this article very helpful while preparing for the IAS Exam.
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What to be Organized?
In spite of staying in-home or boarding-house or a rented room, every UPSC IAS aspirant may have a separate area for studying. Some UPSC aspirants don’t study in a single place, altering their study places often and some aspirants have a single place to study every time. This is an important factor in your UPSC preparation. The aspirant who studies in a single place accomplishes his goal in a better manner than a wandering aspirant.
As a UPSC aspirant, one should have the following material in their study area in an organized manner.
- UPSC IAS Exam syllabus
- UPSC Study planner and revision planner
- A study table and a chair
- Writing materials
- NCERT books for UPSC IAS preparation
- Detailed reference books for General studies and Optional subjects
- Relevant magazines like Yojana, Kurukshetra etc.
- Newspaper
- Previous year UPSC Question papers
- Calendar and alarm
- Notes books and sticky notes
- Dictionary
- A study lamp.
- A computer or laptop.
The need for a Permanent Study Area
- UPSC Aspirant must have permanent study area. This will help the aspirants to focus better on your studies.
- Having a permanent study area helps the aspirant to start his studies quickly, whenever he sits for studying.
- Aspirants can save time by organizing all of their study materials like NCERT books, reference books, previous year question paper, Newspaper, sticky notes, writing materials etc. in a systematic manner near the study area, so that they need not spend time each time they sit to study.
- Having an organized study area, aspirants let know their mind that their principal business is to prepare for UPSC IAS exam without losing time.
Tips to Organize your Study Area
- An aspirant should keep their study area arranged and clean, so that aspirant may propel to sit and read.
- Keep relevant books on the table rather than keeping all books on the table.
- Use ring files and folders, so that aspirants can keep their newspaper cuttings, question papers, mock test papers in an organized way.
- Keep all writing materials like a sketch pen, pencil, ruler etc. in a separate table drawer and don’t let them conquer your reading table.
The above details would help candidates prepare for UPSC 2023.
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