is reading ncerts necessary for upsc preparation or the study materials provided by coaching institute is enough to crack the exam?
Hello aspirant,
YES, you must read NCERT Books as they are very helpful for your UPSC Preparations, and after finishing and completing your foundation knowledge from NCERT textbooks, you can go on with yoru Coaching modules and notes.
Further, below are some of the best books that you can prefer for preparation for UPSC Examinations :
- History of Modern India - by Bipin Chandra (History)
- India's Struggle For Independence - by Bipin Chandra (History)
- Indian Economy, NCERT std. 12th economics course book
- Geography Of India - by Majid Husain (Geography)
- Verbal and Non-verbal Reasoning - by R.S. Aggarwal
- Economic Survey
- Indian Polity - by M. Laxmikant (Political Science)
- Indian Art And Culture - by Nitin Singhania (culture)
Further, to know more about the list of best books for UPSC for all subjects you can prefer follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://competition.careers360.com/articles/books-for-upsc-ias
I hope that this will help.
hello aspirant....
hope you are doing great.
Yes, the NCERT books provide concise information in simple language that is easy to comprehend. Furthermore, they are necessary for both the UPSC Prelims and Mains exams.
A great structure cannot be built on a shaky foundation. NCERTs serve as the foundation for the UPSC Civil Service Exam. They should be read because...
They will assist you in developing a learning habit. The topics also align with UPSC's requirements. They are written in plain language and from a neutral standpoint. UPSC wants to level the playing field for everyone. These books are inexpensive and widely available, regardless of wealth or location (city or village).
Every year, NCERTs are asked at least 30-35 questions directly.
Above all, today's era is awash in vast amounts of data, content, and materials. The excesses will be filtered through NCERT books. They'll be efficient in terms of both time and content.
so, you have to read NCERT along with the other reference books and material provided by the coaching institute.
