Can I skip NCERT for UPSC preparation?

You can choose any subject first and then, start from class 6 to 12 for that particular subject book. However, according to the weightage and simplicity of the syllabus, it is best to start with Indian Polity NCERT books for UPSC. You can also skip the note-making process of NCERT books for UPSC.

When should we prepare notes for UPSC?

For the first turn, just read the book and underline/ highlight the important things. You are supposed to start making jotting when you start reading the books for UPSC preparation for the second time. Second time reading will help you understand the important points of the chapter and the things you need to remember.

Do we have to make notes on NCERT books for IAS?

Yes def you have to make notes on NCERT books for IAS because it’s mandatory to make so that you can refer that before the exam (as a revision type) What to read from NCERTs?

Why the NCERT notes are important for UPSC 2020?

The NCERT Notes are important for UPSC 2020 because of the following factors: NCERT notes are a must-read because they contain the important gist of facts and concepts in a crisp and point-wise manner All the important concepts are covered in our NCERT Notes for IAS segment comprising topics from History, Geography and Art & Culture

What is the aim of notes making in NCERT?

Basic aim behind notes making is to save your crucial time near exams. If your notes contain same number of words as books then it’s better to read book than your notes :p . Now come to point when you have to make notes when you are reading NCERT or any relevant book related to IAS.

What is the best way to study NCERT?

Underline in the 1st reading. Read and optimise the underlined stuff in the 2nd reading. Make crisp notes of NCERTs in the final reading and from now onwards forget those books and just rely on your notes.