How To Prepare UPSC Civil Services Mains Paper IV GS 3How to prepare GS 1 i. Paper IIHow to prepare GS 2 i. Paper IIIHow to prepare GS 4 i. Paper VUPSC has brought changes to the Civil Services Mains examination in both the pattern and the syllabus. We know that now there are 4 General Studies Papers apart from one Essay and Optional paper each. This article discusses preparation strategy for General Studies 3 i. 6 Poser Rar. APPLICATION FORM DOWNLOAD SECTION St Joseph Girls Hr Sec School Madurai Non Teaching Posts Last date 05. Job details httpwww. UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI. Restructured Revised Syllabus under Credit based Semester and Grading System for Master of Management Studies MMS Semester I II. Indian Bank StockShare prices, Indian Bank Live BSENSE, FO Quote of Indian Bank with Historic price charts for NSE BSE. Experts Broker view on Indian Bank buy. This article discusses preparation strategy for General Studies 3 i. PaperII, PaperI is Essay Before you start reading further, please remember the following. Free IAS Preparation Material from Insights including Current Events PDF files,Compilation of model Mains questions and answers Prelims MCQs and solutions. This post is a compilation of our most viewed notes on Economics, which we think our readers should not miss. Readers can download the each of the notes as PDF for. Caplin Point Laboratories StockShare prices, Caplin Point Laboratories Live BSENSE, FO Quote of Caplin Point Laboratories with Historic price charts for NSE BSE. Paper II, Paper I is EssayBefore you start reading further, please remember the following important mantra given by the  Almighty UPSC The questions are likely to test the candidates basic understanding of all relevant issues, and ability to analyze, and take a view on conflicting socio economic goals, objectives and demands. The candidates must give relevant, meaningful and succinct answers. This sentence is the guiding light for your preparation. You dont have to master the topics, all you need is BASIC UNDERSTANDING and the ability to analyze. Basic understanding comes from reading and re reading. Ability to analyze what you have understood from reading comes from WRITING PRACTICE. STRATEGYGS 3 broadly covers  Technology,Economic Development, Bio diversity, Environment, Security and Disaster Management. You can observe that it resembles GS 2 of old patters sans statistics and international relations Two important things fundamental to your exam preparation Get familiar with all the topics and sub topics by writing them many times they should be  strongly etched in your memory. Keep a copy of the syllabus always near you no matter where you are. Now, how to deal with GS 3 Assuming you are now familiar with the syllabus of GS 3, we will discuss a topic by topic what to read, from where to read and what not to read for these topics. TOPIC 1 Indian Economy and issues relating to planning, mobilization of resources, growth, development and employment. This is a very broad area and includes both static and dynamic part. Indian Economy By Mishra And Puri Pdf Download' title='Indian Economy By Mishra And Puri Pdf Download' />Before going for big books, it is compulsory to read following NCERT textbooks download full textbooks PDF without watermarkNCERT Class X Understaning Economic Development NCERT Class XI Indian Economic Development. NCERT Class XII Macroeconomics chapters 2,5 and 6 are very importantET in The Classroom This is important in getting acquainted with basics of dynamic part of Economics It is an excellent source. I have archived previous articles Here. Three books above will make your concepts very clear. After understanding your concepts, you have to read the above topics by relating them to the current events. For this reading one Business newspaper helps a lot. Business standard is the best if you are comfortable with ET or FE, it is fine. But do try BS onceMore questions from Economics can be expected in this paper henceforth. To be ready for any questions that UPSC might ask, it is good to read a standard book on these topics. There are many books on Indian economy all bulky. Fortunately, TMH has released a book on Indian economy for Prelims and Mains, and it is very good by Ramesh SinghI think reading this book is a must. Dont go for Uma Kapila, Dutt and Sundaram and Mishra Puri unless you have plenty of time for these. For now sticking to one good book is advised. TOPIC 2. Inclusive growth and issues arising from it. We had 1. 1th Five year plan which exhorted the Inclusive Growth mantra and then 1. Fiver year document, going a step further aiming for a Faster, More Inclusive and Sustainable Growth. These two documents are good to understand issues related to inclusive growth, approach of the government and achievements in the 1. However, to get conceptual clarity, reading one or two articles from the following document would help you immensely. For a thorough review of Inclusive Growth strategy in India read this article TOPIC 3 Government Budgeting. It is nothing but knowing about what is a budget and how it is passed in the parliament and then how it is implemented. These documents should help you understand these TOPIC 4 Major crops cropping patterns in various parts of the country, different types of irrigation and irrigation systems storage, transport and marketing of agricultural produce and issues and related constraints e technology in the aid of farmers. Understanding concepts is important here too. NCERT comes to the aid here For cropping pattern read this, only this document For irrigation methods, irrigation systems and Irrigation in India,For agriculture marketing, storage and reforms in these areas, one should resort to State of India Agriculture report and Economic Survey. E technology for the aid of Farmers. TOPIC 5. Issues related to direct and indirect farm subsidies and minimum support prices Public Distribution System objectives, functioning, limitations, revamping issues of buffer stocks and food security Technology missions economics of animal rearing. This is the most important topic in this paper all sub topics are dynamic in nature and 1 2 questions will be directly asked from these. This topic encompasses the broad area of Food Security, which is a hot topic these days. Apart of getting conceptual clarity on these topics, aspirants also have to develop critical perspective on these sub topics. I will provide links to important articles that have come in The Hindu, Business Standard and Business Line. First, Minimum Support Price and Farm Subsidies News Articles to develop opinionRegarding Public Distribution System, it is a vast area, so careful study of less materials is needed. News Articles For basics of Food Security  NCERT source Class IX Economics. Now, technology missionsGovernment of India is fond of launching these technology missions for various crops to boost their production, area coverage and make their production profitable. This is a boring topic and I dont think UPSC will ask any question on this it is completely factualI will provide links to few such Technology Missions You need to know only what these missions were meant for and whats their progress so farEconomics of Animal Breeding This has come from nowhere. Study it here. You can have a look at this report of Planning Commission only 3 pagesTOPIC 6 Food processing and related industries in India scope and significance, location, upstream and downstream requirements, supply chain management. Food processing is a sunrise industry and lately there has been a lot of thrust from the government on this industry. Articles TOPIC 7 Land reforms in India. This is a hot favourite topic for UPSC and luckily you get plenty of material to read on this topic. That is the problem. In this exam, sticking to one source is the secret of success of course, not for all topicsFor this topic read from following two sources IGNOU TOPIC 8. Effects of liberalization on the economy, changes in industrial policy and their effects on industrial growth. You can read these topics from the above mentioned book by Ramesh Singh. It is explained very well. TOPIC 9. Infrastructure Energy, Ports, Roads, Airports, Railways etc. Just two sources one, India 2. Economic Survey. TOPIC 1. Investment models. This is a puzzling topic. Because it is given along with Infrastructure related topics, I assume it to be related to investment models applied to the same field.