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NCERT books are the starting point and serve as the foundation for UPSC exam preparation.
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Reading NCERTs helps in building a strong conceptual understanding of various subjects and topics.
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There is no one-size-fits-all approach to reading NCERTs; aspirants can choose a method that suits them best.
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Indian Polity NCERT books are suggested for initial reading due to their weightage and simplicity in the syllabus.
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During the first reading, understanding basic concepts is crucial.
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An alternative to note-making is to use CL-NCERT compilations alongside NCERT reading, which provides concise revision notes.
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Generally, for history, old NCERT books are recommended, while for geography, new ones are preferred.
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Aspirants should aim to finish reading all NCERT books within 2 months
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History: Classes 6 to 12, Indian Society: Classes 11 and 12, Art & Culture: Classes 11 and 12, Geography: Classes 6 to 12, Economics: Classes 9 to 12, Polity: Classes 9 to 12, Sociology: Class 12, Science and Technology: Classes 7 to 10, Environment and Ecology: Class 12 Biology.
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Aspirants can download NCERTs from the official website for free.
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