How to deal with Current affairs in UPSC Exam

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How to deal with Current affairs in UPSC
Perspective?
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How to deal with Current affairs

• Current affairs play a vital role in UPSC Civil
  Services 2019 examination.
• Most of the aspirants whether they are beginners
  or they attend the exam more than once are still
  sceptic about the current affairs.
• Aspirants are advised to study in-depth in order
  to clear with the current affairs of Civil
  Service Examination.

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How to deal with Current affairs

• UPSC examination does not ask the current affairs
  questions directly. Normally the questions are
  combined with current affairs and conventional
  knowledge.

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How to deal with Current affairs

• IAS Academy in Chennai guides the student by
  providing the tips on preparing current affairs.
• To answer the current affairs questions in the
  UPSC civil services examination the aspirant
  should have the updated knowledge in the
  regional, national and international news.
• To become a master in current affairs field you
  should follow the certain ways which are listed
  below.

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Newspaper

• The aspirant should be tested on current affairs
  at all stages of the IAS Exam.
• The newspaper is the important resource to get
  familiar with the current affairs in UPSC
  examination.
• The aspirant should know the trending topics
  happen across the globe by reading the newspaper
  on daily basis.

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Apps for study

• We are in a world of smartphones which is
  becoming the important part of our day to day
  life.
• There is a number of apps available in Google
  play store which makes the preparation of the
  student easy.
• You can download the study material apps for UPSC
  from Google play store.

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What to read and what not to read?

• The candidate must know what to read and what
  not to read in the newspaper. You should give
  importance to the topics in UPSC perspective.
• Initially started reading the newspaper related
  to UPSC syllabus
• Try studying the topics like national,
  international news, Economy, business and
  environment.
• You can skip the topics like entertainment and
  lifestyle.

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How much time to take?

• IAS Aspirant should spend less than 2 hours in a
  day to study current affairs.
• After that, you can spend your time studying the
  UPSC syllabus.
• You can improve your score on the test with the
  top 10 IAS Academy in Chennai.

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