The level of questions asked in UPSC Prelims 2011 was general. You may attempt only those questions which you find easy on the basis of your past preparation as like 2011, only a little portion of the CSAT is expected in 2012 also to be answered totally in English.
Yes, you can choose humanities subjects for IAS even if you have a science background. UPSC doesn’t have any restrictions; it depends on your interest.
Do regular answer writing practice. Make a small group and analyse the previous years’ questions, especially the 2011 GS question papers as they reveal the latest pattern and the thought process currently prevailing in the UPSC and the examiners’ minds.
Statistics preparation for IAS Main GS paper II. To develop an understanding about the basic Statistical concepts you can refer to Class X NCERT text book.
General Studies Statistics in IAS Main Exam. Questions on Statistics are asked in the Paper II of General Studies in the UPSC Civil Services Main examination. It tests the candidate’s ability to draw conclusions from information given in statistical, graphical or diagrammatical form.
Revision is considered as a must do before exam. The old saying goes as “Practice makes a man Perfect”. Do practice all sudied topics again and again, and be prepared for the Exam fully.
The importance of Group Discussion in the UPSC PT. Group Discussion expands your knowledge base and also exposes you to different views and opinions on various topics for your better exam preparation.
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