The specific areas, where you have to make notes for mains at the time of prelims preparations are

• Indian National Movement
• Indian Geeography
• Indian Economy
• Indian Polity
• Science & Technology when preparing General Science
• Personalities, Indian art & culture etc. while studing Indian history
• Current Events

Systematic revision and Practice is key to success

Most of the candidates complain that in spite of thier hardwork, they fail to clear even prelims. The main reason is that they are not concentrating on vital areas and concentrating on portions which are unlikely to ask. The expert candidate can forecast which are likely to be asked. Here comes the help of coaching institutes and special courses designed for Civil Service Examinations. The second is the systematic revision. It is necessary that you revise the subject studied at least two days continuosly and thereafter, once in week for at least two weeks and revise the main points monthly once. Practise the Multiple choice questions at least once in a week to consolidate what you learnt and to assess the level of preparation. Note down the question which you cannot answer and memorise it. The main problem in this area in the traditional learning is to keep track of what you donot know. It will become a time consuming process to note down the unknown questions in your tight schedule. Here we come to your rescue, attempt our question bank after studying the notes and preferably after 5-6 days after your study. All the wrong answers are automatically noted down automatically and you can call review them when needed. We have imposed a restriction that maximum of 250 questions can be stored at a time. Attempting a seperate test consisting of your unanswered questions correctly removes the questions from unanswered questions. Thus you can manage and keep track of your difficult portion with great ease.

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