How to make Current Affairs notes so that we can revise them at the time of prelims and Mains effectively for UPSC preparation?
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Hi Yashasvi, You need to make issue-based Current Affairs notes to be able to revise them effectively before the exam.
1. Current affairs-related questions are usually dynamic in nature and based on issues related to the main syllabus.
2. If presidential elections were in the news, for example, UPSC would ask about the election process in the preliminary exam and about the president's role in governance in the main exam. Therefore, you are required to prepare topic-based notes.
3. The UPSC has provided a detailed syllabus, and you can fit CA events accordingly in each section. For instance, you can put security-related developments in...more
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