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03-19-2007
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| Status: Trying to break the Silence Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: doha Posts: 4
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Hi All. Please Advice About The Time Table We Should Follow For 1 Year Preparation.. Mainly How Many Hours Full Study We Need To Plan.. Warm Regards.. Anand | ||
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03-22-2007
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Even while you are preparing for prelims the mains cannot be kept out of perview. If you are going to maintain the same subject it would be prudent to keep the larger picture in mind and prepare accordingly. About 1/3 of the sutdy time i.e 6 hrs for each of the subjects i.e. Two optionals and one GS should be enough, provided you are doing it full time and want to complete the study in one year. SOme more proportion of time is required to be allotted during the first half of the year (i.e. before prelims) to the subject that is common to both prelims and mains. and later on equally as suggested above. | ||
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04-07-2007
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| Status: Trying to break the Silence Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: doha Posts: 4
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Hi All, Thanks for your advice. Currently I am working person, so i am able to study only from evening. Are you all saying that, full time study is required for 1 year preparation? Anand | ||
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06-30-2007
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| Status: Trying to break the Silence Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Chandigarh Posts: 6
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The career info section under sub-head civil services exams of ********* provides tips on how to prepare for the civil services exam. The website is otherwise a good resource for those preparing for the exam. The best part is that all information is being provided free to download.  Last edited by chanda_s; 07-01-2007 at 07:57 PM.. Reason: kindly avoid postinf such links at the discussion threads.please utilise the links segment for posting links. | ||
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07-02-2007
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 Status: Not too shy to talk Join Date: May 2007 Location: NEW DELHI Age: 25 Posts: 109
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HELLO The timetable ,the studying hour is different for different peoples.Even a same person changes his setting according to environment and settings.But despite all these what ever u decide should be highly efficient. THANKING YOU | ||
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07-06-2007
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| Status: Opening Up Join Date: May 2007 Location: Kolkata Posts: 15
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I also want to know the probable requisite time period..I have taken Civil Engg and History as my optionals the command level in Civil is Average and I have to study history thoroughly. I am presently working ..I get only 5hrs time daily..I cant strech beyond that on weekdays. Can anybody chart a study routine. ***************************** tomo  | ||
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02-01-2010
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| Status: Trying to break the Silence Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: ahmedabad Age: 27 Posts: 2
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do quality reading with respect to time span dont cout u r sitting for reading | ||
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