1.Deconstruct the syllabus
2. Make notes (4 rules)
i. 10% rule : not more than 10% of the sourceÂ
ii. Note down : Headings -subheading and basic structure of the source text and develop interlinkages Â
iii.Facts ,Figures, data, Names : For value addition which is LiT but easy to forgetÂ
iv.Continue to shorten them further as you revise themÂ
3. Understand and match the demand utilizing the Previous year papers (both prelims and mains)
4. Start with a selective specific booklist and a clear-cut timeline to complete the subjects and also a clear-cut ratio cost-benefit ratio of sources being picked up
5. As you complete the topics along-with the subject test yourself through mock tests (prelims), answer writing and the very basic yet essential habit of recalling
6. Reflect through the topper’s copies to gauge what is to be added or subtractedÂ
7. Create a written map on how you would be addressing the questions from each sub-part of the syllabus and the essential elements to be added to the answers
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