Elite IAS Academy

  UPSC candidates need to read different books and study materials to gather knowledge on various subjects. However, current affairs constitute the major part of the UPSC exam syllabus. So, how will you prepare yourself to attend to questions related to these current events? You need to stay updated about the latest happenings in the country. Most commonly, toppers say that it is essential to grow the habit of reading newspapers. Especially The Indian Express and The Hindu are the best newspapers to prepare for  current affairs for UPSC exam . Which sections of newspapers should you read? Daily newspapers can comprise more than 15 papers. It is really challenging to read every part of those papers. Beginners will find it much more time-consuming. That is why you must learn the technique for reading newspapers for UPSC's current affairs. You should go through the papers from an examination perspective. Some headlines and news in the newspapers are not crucial for IAS preparatio...

  Most of you must have been preparing for civil service exams for a bright career ahead. It is true that once you can crack it, there is no looking back. However, cracking the civil service is not a piece of cake. A lot of hard work and dedication goes into it. Before you start preparing for UPSC's current affairs, you need to have a clear idea about the exam. Worry not, as here you will get all the information related to the UPSC civil service exam. What is UPSC? Referred by people as the IAS exam, the Union Public Service Commission conducted the UPSC exam. The main idea behind conducting this civil exam is to appoint eligible candidates as IPS, IAS, IFS officers and give them the responsibility of several administrative posts of India. The UPSC exam is divided into three stages: Stage 1: UPSC CS Preliminary Examination or UPSC prelims Stage 2: UPSC CS Main Examination or UPSC mains Stage 3: UPSC Interview or the personality test UPSC exam pattern As has already be...