How should maintain notes while preparing for the UPSC? Get Best Guidance for IAS Exam | UPSCCONNECT | 8851330108

 Notes are the key ingredients for a successful UPSC career. But often aspirants get confused from where to make notes and how to maintain them.

So,
1. First decide your sources, from where you want to make notes. The best recommended combination of sources includes few important books and good video Lectures for IAS exam from any best online coaching for IAS like UPSCCONNECT, Best online Live Classes for UPSC

Have a look at how platforms like UPSCCONNECT provide video courses for UPSC  UPSCCONNECT (Guidance Programme for UPSC)
You can even check Our  Instagram page for an idea : UPSCCONNECT (@upscconnect) Instagram photos and videos
The videos which you get at this platform, would cover your whole Prelims & Mains syllabus. Also, the videos are simple, to the point and easy to understand.
2. After you have decided on sources, then start preparing notes. Make notes point wise and include flowcharts and diagrams.
First make an index of whatever you have included in detail in your notes. These are known as Micronotes.
The detailed notes will be made on the basis of these micronotes.
3. Maintain separate files for each subject. Use A4 sheets to make your notes for upsc. Use coloured pens.
4. Keep your notes organised. So that you can refer them whenever you want, without any difficulty.
For any further query on how to make notes and from where, please feel free to contact UPSCCONNECT (online live classes for UPSC)
Therefore, this is how you should maintain your notes. Also, keep your notes for IAS Exam updated with current affairs also.

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