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Brace up for Civil Services 2020 How You Can Start Preparing for Civil Services Exam Before knowing the art of decoding the syllabus for the civil services exam, it is imperative to understand its purpose. It has been statistically detected that maximum of the applicants take a step for the preparation without analyzing the nuances of what accurately is the demand of the examination. Random start based on others’ insights will leave you in dark. So, it is the syllabus that acts as a 'constitution' for preparation and any deviation from it will be null and void. Therefore, ‘rendezvous with syllabus’ should be considered as a very strong step of learning because it will act as the bedrock for the entire preparation through all the three stages of the examination. Before we shift our gear towards decoding the syllabus, its significance should be very clear and immune from any doubts or if's and but's. Let's see, the meaning of decoding syllabus and how to do it. Also, ...

Preparation tips For CLAT 2019 Exam While devising a strategy to approach the paper, aspirants should keep in mind that all five sections need their equal attention Written by Suhasini Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) will be conducted on May 26 for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes in 21 National Law Universities. The exam will be conducted offline and there is no change in the paper pattern. Every student has their own way of studying and retaining what they learn, but one approach that is beneficial for all is practicing mock tests. The more you practice, the easier it is for you to complete the paper on time, as well as to pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses. At this juncture, it is advisable to solve at least five to six mock papers in offline mode and try to complete each of them within the stipulated time. While devising a strategy to approach the paper, do keep in mind that all the five sections demand your equal attention. 1. English: This secti...