<–2/”>a >CGPCS Prelims Strategy and CGPCS Books for Prelims 2018 Exam can not be explained in few lines however we have compiled a detailed strategy based on Previous CGPCS Toppers and their valuable guidance.

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 There have been many changes in CGPCS pattern for last 2 exams, even its syllabus has not been changed but the pattern of questions asked in CGPCS Prelims Exam have changed a lot . There is no optional in CGPCS Prelims syllabus. Whereas It is a ocean of general studies and covered many subjects.

 Hard work with smart tactics and disciplined strategy is essential to crack this exam.

 It is the high time to start the preparation as CGPCS pre examination is scheduled in 2019. Total 3 months preparation with dedication is sufficient to crack this exam.

 Due to huge syllabus, the study should be more wide and less in depth. Well designed material at chhattisgarh.pscnotes.com may be very useful to cover the whole syllabus in lesser time.
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So, the big question is from where to start, so here we define the initial stages of your CGPCS Prelims Strategy:-

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1. First thing that to be done is to mug the complete syllabus-
https://chhattisgarh.pscnotes.com/CGPCS-syllabus/

2. Go through the NCERT from 6th to 12 of all the subjects. Details are given here according to syllabus.

3. After a Sound foundation is prepared the next stage is to refer some important books of good authors of particular subjects.

4. Current affairs are playing major role in ICS as well as in all state PSCs, so daily news paper and one monthly magazine is must for qualify. You can view our Daily Current Affairs at the Following Link

5. Regular Tests are the best way to practice the paper in limited time and to analyze the mistakes. Always remember by giving tests, the brain thinks in passive way with all horizons while by only studying, brain works in active way without pressuring itself. So More pain gives more gain. It is better to join more than one test series. (well prepared test series at PSCNOTES may be very helpful for practice) To Join our Test Series for CGPCS Prelims 2019 Prelims Exam Click Here
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 This exam is all about patience and discipline. Regular study with revision is the only key to crack CGPCS Prelims.
 Make your own time table and strictly follow it every day, weekly revision on Sundays and monthly revision on 30th will be concrete preparation.
 Devote your time (about 1 hr) daily on current affairs and writing practice at least 30 minutes for each.
 Place the maps of world, India and Chhattisgarhon wall. Use flash cards and small diary for quick revision.
 Don’t overload yourself with stacks of books rather try to complete less books with more revision.
 Dont panic yourself, everything can be done with passion and confidence. Just use your potential and give hundred percent. and for any doubt you can raise the query at our discussion portal.
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 The Preliminary Examination will consist only one paper of General studies .
 It will be of objective type and carry a maximum of 200 marks, Total time 2 hrs.
 There will be 100 questions of multiple choice (Objective Type), carrying equal marks. There will be no negative marking for wrong answer.

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Detailed Book Lists for CGPCS Prelims Exam

Following is the syllabus wise booklist for CGPCS Prelims Examination.

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Now coming to General Science topics , its very crucial in not only in CGPCS but even for other state PSC Prelims Exams. So the question arises how to cover this topics??? Well lets deal with this issue in detail:-

First stage is the NCERT’s for General Science (All three topics Physics, Chemistry and Biology), You can read the NCERT Books online by Clicking Here also we have uploaded the pdf copies of Ncerts for free at PSCNOTES for the convenience of our students. Also there is a facility to get the printed copy of Ncert’s.
We at PSCNOTES have also launched a well designed comprehensive module for General Science you can get it by Clicking Here
General Science by Lucent Publication is a good books specifically for State PSC Exams
Encyclopedia of General Science for General Competitions by Arihant Publication is also a decent book.

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Well this where PSCNOTES subscriptions have greatest advantage. You can Visit our Daily Current Affairs Updates by Clicking Here
The Current Affair Pdf and Printed book Releases can be accessed here

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First stage is the NCERT’s for History of India (All three topics Ancient, Medieval and Modern History), You can read the NCERT Books online by Clicking Here also we have uploaded the pdf copies of Ncerts for free at PSCNOTES for the convenience of our students. Also there is a facility to get the printed copy of Ncert’s.
We at PSCNOTES have also launched a well designed comprehensive module for Indian History you can get it by Clicking Here
For Ancient Indian History – India’s Ancient Past by R.S. Sharma
For Medieval Indian History-A History of Medieval India by Satish Chandra is a Good Book
For Modern Indian History -History of Modern India by Bipan Chandra is a standard text book
For Indian Art and Culture- Nitin Sanghania is a must to follow book

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State GK is most crucial part and you can get the free notes (for Browsing) by Clicking Here
You can get the PDF Copy or printed copy of History of Chhattisgarh Module by Clicking Here

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First stage is the NCERT’s for Geography (All topics Physical, World and Indian Geography), You can read the NCERT Books online by Clicking Here also we have uploaded the pdf copies of Ncerts for free at PSCNOTES for the convenience of our students. Also there is a facility to get the printed copy of Ncert’s.
We at PSCNOTES have also launched a well designed comprehensive module for Geography you can get it by Clicking Here
First step for covering Geography is familiarizing the Oxford school atlas
For World and Physical Geography – Certificate physical and human geography by G C Leong
Geography of India- Indian Geography by Majid Hussian or India a Comprehensive Geography by Khuller any one of them could be followed.

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State GK is most crucial part and you can get the free notes (for Browsing) by Clicking Here
You can get the PDF Copy or printed copy of History of Chhattisgarh Module by Clicking Here

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Now coming to Polity topics , its very crucial in not only in CGPCS but even for other state PSC Prelims Exams. So the question arises how to cover this topics??? Well lets deal with this issue in detail:-

First stage is the NCERT’s for Indian Polity (All Constitution and Public Administration), You can read the NCERT Books online by Clicking Here also we have uploaded the pdf copies of Ncerts for free at PSCNOTES for the convenience of our students. Also there is a facility to get the printed copy of Ncert’s.
We at PSCNOTES have also launched a well designed comprehensive module for Indian Polity you can get it by Clicking Here
Indian Constitution, Political System &Governance- Indian Polity by M. Laximkant
Also the constitution articles are systematically given in The Constitution of India (Pocket Edition) by P.M Bakshi
Well the best book for conceptual clarity is D D Basu
For practice of Objective Questions you can follow it.

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State GK is most crucial part and you can get the free notes (for Browsing) by Clicking Here
You can get the PDF Copy or printed copy of History of Chhattisgarh Module by Clicking Here

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First stage is the NCERT’s for Geography (All topics Economic Concepts, Indian Economy and World Economy), You can read the NCERT Books online by Clicking Here also we have uploaded the pdf copies of Ncerts for free at PSCNOTES for the convenience of our students. Also there is a facility to get the printed copy of Ncert’s.
We at PSCNOTES have also launched a well designed comprehensive module for Economy you can get it by Clicking Here
Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh is no doubt the best book.
Indian Economy: Performance and Policies by Uma Kapila is a better option for policies and Current part.
General Studies Indian Economy by Pratiyogita Darpan, for state PSC is a legendary guide.
For in-depth analysis the recommended book is Mishra and Puri

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State GK is most crucial part and you can get the free notes (for Browsing) by Clicking Here
You can get the PDF Copy or printed copy of History of Chhattisgarh Module by Clicking Here

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The CGPCS Prelims is a challenging exam that requires a lot of preparation. In order to succeed, you need to have a good strategy and the right books.

Here are some tips for preparing for the CGPCS Prelims:

Start early. The CGPCS Prelims is a very competitive exam, so it’s important to start preparing early. This will give you enough time to cover all the material and practice for the exam.
Make a study plan. Once you know the syllabus, make a study plan that outlines what you need to cover and when. This will help you stay on track and make sure you don’t miss anything.
Practice, practice, practice. The best way to prepare for the CGPCS Prelims is to practice. There are many practice tests available online and in books. Take as many practice tests as you can to get familiar with the format of the exam and the types of questions that are asked.
Stay up-to-date on current affairs. The CGPCS Prelims includes a section on current affairs. To do well in this section, you need to stay up-to-date on current events. Read newspapers, watch news channels, and follow news websites to stay informed.
Get enough sleep. The CGPCS Prelims is a long and challenging exam. To perform your best, you need to make sure you get enough sleep. Aim for at least 7-8 hours of sleep per night in the week leading up to the exam.
Eat healthy foods. Eating healthy foods will give you the energy you need to focus on the exam. Avoid junk food and sugary drinks, and focus on eating fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
Stay hydrated. It’s important to stay hydrated, especially during the exam. Drink plenty of water throughout the day, and avoid caffeine and alcohol.
Take breaks. The CGPCS Prelims is a long exam, so it’s important to take breaks. Get up and move around every 20-30 minutes to avoid getting too tired.
Believe in yourself. The CGPCS Prelims is a challenging exam, but it’s definitely possible to succeed. Believe in yourself and your ability to do well.

Here are some books that you can refer to for the CGPCS Prelims:

General Studies:
- The Hindu
- The Indian Express
- The Times of India
- Economic Times
- Business Standard
- NCERT books for Class 11 and 12
General Aptitude:
- R S Aggarwal’s Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations
- Kiran Prakashan’s Objective General English for Competitive Examinations
- Arihant’s Reasoning for Competitive Examinations
Optional Subject:
- Any one book from the list of recommended books given in the CGPCS syllabus

I hope these tips and Resources help you prepare for the CGPCS Prelims. Good luck!

Here are some frequently asked questions and short answers about the CGPCS Prelims exam:

What is the CGPCS Prelims exam?
The CGPCS Prelims exam is a national-level examination conducted by the Central Government of India for the recruitment of candidates to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS), and other Group A and Group B Services.
What are the eligibility criteria for the CGPCS Prelims exam?
To be eligible for the CGPCS Prelims exam, candidates must have a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Candidates must also be between the ages of 21 and 32 years on the 1st of January of the year in which they appear for the exam.
What are the subjects covered in the CGPCS Prelims exam?
The CGPCS Prelims exam is a two-tier exam, consisting of a Preliminary Examination and a Main Examination. The Preliminary Examination is a objective-type paper consisting of two sections: General Studies and Aptitude Test. The General Studies section covers topics such as Indian Polity and Governance, Indian Economy, General Science, Current Affairs, and History of India. The Aptitude Test section covers topics such as Logical Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning, Data Interpretation, and General Mental Ability.
What is the syllabus for the CGPCS Prelims exam?
The syllabus for the CGPCS Prelims exam is as follows:

General Studies
* Indian Polity and Governance
* Indian Economy
* General Science
* Current Affairs
* History of India

Aptitude Test
* Logical Reasoning
* Analytical Reasoning
* Data Interpretation
* General Mental Ability

What are the exam pattern and marking scheme for the CGPCS Prelims exam?
The CGPCS Prelims exam is a two-hour paper consisting of 200 multiple choice questions. Each question carries one mark. The total marks for the exam are 200.
What are the cut-offs for the CGPCS Prelims exam?
The cut-offs for the CGPCS Prelims exam are decided by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). The cut-offs are usually released a few weeks after the exam is conducted.
How can I prepare for the CGPCS Prelims exam?
There are a number of ways to prepare for the CGPCS Prelims exam. Some of the most effective ways to prepare include:
Join a coaching institute: Coaching institutes can provide you with the necessary study materials and guidance to help you prepare for the exam.
Take mock tests: Mock tests can help you assess your preparation and identify areas where you need to improve.
Read newspapers and magazines: Reading newspapers and magazines can help you stay updated on current affairs.
Practice solving questions: Practicing solving questions can help you improve your speed and accuracy.
What are the books recommended for the CGPCS Prelims exam?
There are a number of books that are recommended for the CGPCS Prelims exam. Some of the most popular books include:
The Hindu: The Hindu is a daily newspaper that provides comprehensive coverage of news and current affairs.
The Indian Express: The Indian Express is another daily newspaper that provides comprehensive coverage of news and current affairs.
The Times of India: The Times of India is a daily newspaper that provides comprehensive coverage of news and current affairs.
The Economic Times: The Economic Times is a business newspaper that provides comprehensive coverage of economic news and analysis.
The Hindu Business Line: The Hindu Business Line is another business newspaper that provides comprehensive coverage of economic news and analysis.
The Indian Journal of Public Administration: The Indian Journal of Public Administration is a quarterly journal that publishes articles on public administration.
The Indian Political Science Review: The Indian Political Science Review is a quarterly journal that publishes articles on political science.
The Journal of the Indian Law Institute: The Journal of the Indian Law Institute is a quarterly journal that publishes articles on law.
The Indian Economic Review: The Indian Economic Review is a quarterly journal that publishes articles on economics.
The Economic and Political Weekly: The Economic and Political Weekly is a weekly magazine that provides comprehensive coverage of economic and political news and analysis.
What are the best resources for the CGPCS Prelims exam?
The best resources for the CGPCS Prelims exam are the official study materials released by the UPSC. These study materials provide comprehensive coverage of the syllabus and are a great way to prepare for the exam.
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The CGPCS is a:
(A) Bilateral agreement
(B) Multilateral agreement
(C) Regional agreement
(D) International agreement
The CGPCS was established in:
(A) 2005
(B) 2006
(C) 2007
(D) 2008
The CGPCS is headquartered in:
(A) New York City
(B) Geneva
(C) Nairobi
(D) Addis Ababa
The CGPCS’s main objective is to:
(A) Promote cooperation among its member states on issues related to piracy and armed robbery at sea
(B) Coordinate the efforts of its member states to combat piracy and armed robbery at sea
(C) Enhance the capacity of its member states to combat piracy and armed robbery at sea
(D) All of the above
The CGPCS’s main activities include:
(A) Sharing information and best practices on combating piracy and armed robbery at sea
(B) Coordinating the deployment of naval assets to combat piracy and armed robbery at sea
(C) Providing training and capacity-building assistance to its member states
(D) All of the above
The CGPCS’s main achievements include:
(A) The adoption of the Djibouti Code Of Conduct on the Repression of Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea
(B) The establishment of the Combined Task Force 151
(C) The establishment of the Regional Maritime Security Centre in Djibouti
(D) All of the above
The CGPCS’s main challenges include:
(A) The lack of political will among some member states to combat piracy and armed robbery at sea
(B) The lack of resources, including naval assets and trained personnel, among some member states
(C) The lack of coordination among the various international organizations involved in combating piracy and armed robbery at sea
(D) All of the above
The CGPCS’s future priorities include:
(A) Increasing the number of member states
(B) Expanding the scope of its activities
(C) Improving its coordination with other international organizations
(D) All of the above
The CGPCS is a valuable tool for combating piracy and armed robbery at sea. It has made significant progress in recent years, but there are still many challenges ahead. The CGPCS must continue to work to increase its membership, expand its scope of activities, and improve its coordination with other international organizations.
The CGPCS is a unique forum for cooperation among its member states on issues related to piracy and armed robbery at sea. It has the potential to make a significant contribution to the fight against piracy and armed robbery at sea. However, the CGPCS must overcome a number of challenges in order to realize its full potential.