Last minute essential tips for Civil Services Prelims(CSAT) Exam 2017


UPSC 2017 Civil Services IAS Prelims Exam will be held on 18th June 2017 as announced by the commission in their official notification. The e-admit card has also been issued on 22nd May 2017 to all the respective appearing candidates.
Just a few weeks are left for the exams, I hope that all the students are well prepared with their subjects.
To help our students we have come up with few essential tips which when followed will surely deliver positive results. It becomes really difficult to manage your studies and preparatory schedule when the exam is just around the corner.
Hope all the aspirants have tried to cover the maximum topics in the UPSC Syllabus.
The following is the last  minute plan or a summary from their studies so far.

UPSC Civil Services Prelims Exam: General Studies Paper I and General Studies Paper II
During the last minute preparation, candidates should go through the important topics especially in General Studies Paper I as General Studies Paper II can be cleared if the candidates score a minimum of 66 marks out of 200.

Last minute Preparation tips for General Studies Paper I
Aspirants should focus on important topics and current affairs under categories like:
Ancient India
·        India’s freedom movement
·        World War I and II
·        Major historical Movements

Geography
Art & Culture-literature and awards
Polity
·        Constitution
·        Governance
·        Regulations and employments
Economics-
·       infrastructure development
Environment and ecology-policies 
·       Follow the news
Science and technology and new inventions,
·       Follow the news


Last minute Preparation tips for General Studies Paper II CSAT
The candidate have to secure at least 66 marks out of 200 marks for clearing the Main examination.
 The core of  GS CSAT paper is to evaluate the candidates’ analytical ability, reasoning ability, logical ability,  problem solving skills as well as decision making.
the GS CSAT Paper II is subjective rather than objective. mode of paper.

Comprehension
To excel and score good marks in this section, its essential to solve last years paper and mark on the mistakes to avoid them to occur in the main exam.
Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation and Basic Numeracy Section
This section needs some basic Mathematics knowledge, practice as many sample as possible and learn from your mistakes as time indeed is inadequate now.
Decision making and Problem solving skills
These skills cannot be learnt, one have to read a lot of magazines and articles to have a grip to do full justice in this domain. 


Analytical Ability and Logical Reasoning
For scoring really well in this section aspirants should be thorough with their formulas. They should try to solve maximum different questions and point out their mistakes and analyze the correct solutions and try to remember it avoid such mistakes in the final paper.

Good Luck to every aspirant for UPSC 2017 Prelims Exam from the team of RAU'S. 

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