How to prepare for MPSC after 12th

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 You have just passed the exam or passed 12th Std and wish to prepare for MPSC / UPSC, right?

OK, here's your be


study plan for the next 3 to 4 years:

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You need to focus on your degree. This is very important.

For 1 year BA / BCom / BSc or the first two years of Engg degree studies, read the basic textbooks of History, Geography, Civics, Science, S&T, Economics, Environment, from 6th to 12th Stds.

Arrange Notes from these books and start with advanced books according to MPSC / UPSC program and edit notes for EACH topic. Seriously, do this only during the last 2 years of your studies.

For Current News, you should read various newspapers such as, The Hindu / Times of India / The Economic Times regularly as well as magazines such as Lokrajya, Yojna, Kurukshetra, Science Reporter, Competition Success Review, Civil Services Chronicle, Mainstream Weekly, Frontline, India Today, etc. .

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You should carefully prepare Notes from these newspapers and magazines for your final year of engineering / BA / BCom / BSc. You should NOT do this in the first year of BA / BCom / BSc or the first 3 years in the event of Engg, as many changes will occur during this time.

During the final year of preparation, review and resolve question papers from time to time.

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Location: Maharashtra, India

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