Can you provide some information regarding the books to prepare for UPSC? Which is the best coaching center for its preparation?

I am pursuing my 2nd year of graduation. I want to prepare for UPSC.

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Adhyyan Raj | Contributor-Level 8

9 years ago

Dear Parul, The best books to prepare for UPSC are:- Indian polity by Laxmikanth Geography of India by Majid Husain Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh A brief history of modern India by Spectrum General Studies based on NCERT Syllabus Certificate Physical and Human Geography.

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Adhyyan Raj | Contributor-Level 8

9 years ago

Hi, You can start preparing from now as UPSC is quite tough to qualify. You can plan a time table and dedicate few hours daily for its basic preparation. Delhi will be the best option for UPSC preparation. The best institutes in Delhi are: 1. Vajiram & Ravi 2 .ALS IAS 3. SRIRAM IAS 4. Chan

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