50 days challenge
Let's start 50 days challenge..post your targets here...I don't know whether there is another thread for this or not..but plss don't delete it :p
@RashmirathiPlease provide your inputs regarding - What is your method of revision for prelims and how should one prepare government schemes and mapping?
Your inputs will be really helpful.
For revision wrt Prelims-i try to revise it from standard sources like laxmikant ,spectrum etc ,I have highlighted the important facts and points so i just go through them ( also i am in later attempts so i have done these sources multiple times over the course of my preparation) and just glance through pages vertically i.e not reading every line ,also i open the index of every chapter and try to recollect what all i know and what i am forgetting and then just open that part to read . Also i priortise subject like this - Polity ,Economy,Environment,Science and Tech ,Modern history and in last i do history (ancient,medieval,art and culture) and IR part
Second wrt Govt schemes - I don’t prepare them separately according to me not worth the investment of time and return,also not easy to mug up so much facts given in compilations (again disclaimer-it may not be the best strategy)
Third wrt mapping- i did it extensively in my first attempt i.e went through world map and indian map and there important physical features .Now i just pick up atlas and on that try to mark places in news and why they were in news
can anyone suggest as to when and how should i revise the notes that i've made from my mocks (sfg + flts), because they're more than a 150 pages
You can divide these notes into smaller parts like 30 pagers i.e 5 notebooks and can revise them on alternate 3-5 days and mention the date when you revised the notebook and try to revise then 5/6 times ( as with every revision you will able to revise them in lesser time) - it’s something@Steph_Curry used to do and he was master in this thing
@Steph_Curry share your wisdom here
@Incoming
To answer your question regarding revising mock test notes, this is what I did.
- When to revise- Keep on revising them daily. I am stressing on 'daily' because these are the notes that represent your hardwork done in the past 2-3 months. Don't leave them without revision and take out atleast 2-3 hours for revising your test notes daily. With time, your revision speed will anyways get faster.
- How to revise- Break your notes into 8-9 small booklets of 20 pages each and get them printed (You can vary the number of pages per booklet as per your wish but don't keep a booklet very bulky). Number the booklets from 1-8/9 and revise 1 booklet at a time. When you are finished with a booklet, keep it in the bottom of the pile and start with the next booklet. Keep on repeating this exercise till every booklet is revised 4-5 times atleast 15 days before the D date.
See the photo and let me know if any point is not clear.
Rashmirathi,@RashmirathiPlease provide your inputs regarding - What is your method of revision for prelims and how should one prepare government schemes and mapping?
Your inputs will be really helpful.
Will request@Steph_Curry @AzadHindFauz to share there thoughts as they will be the best person to guide more on this
gunblazing748jdyqp,
@Steph_Curry share your wisdom here
@Incoming
To answer your question regarding revising mock test notes, this is what I did.
- When to revise- Keep on revising them daily. I am stressing on 'daily' because these are the notes that represent your hardwork done in the past 2-3 months. Don't leave them without revision and take out atleast 2-3 hours for revising your test notes daily. With time, your revision speed will anyways get faster.
- How to revise- Break your notes into 8-9 small booklets of 20 pages each and get them printed (You can vary the number of pages per booklet as per your wish but don't keep a booklet very bulky). Number the booklets from 1-8/9 and revise 1 booklet at a time. When you are finished with a booklet, keep it in the bottom of the pile and start with the next booklet. Keep on repeating this exercise till every booklet is revised 4-5 times atleast 15 days before the D date.
See the photo and let me know if any point is not clear.
This is actually so good, I just got my notes printed, divided them into 8 copies, burden seems manageable now :)
Thankyou!!
Steph_Curry,
It's good , covers both static parts as well as places in news.
Only issue is handouts are not comprehensive, so running notes are needed to be taken along with.
Haryana,
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