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How to Read Current Affairs Daily for BPSC Without Getting Overwhelmed
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Current affairs feel endless, but BPSC asks only a limited kind of questions. A fixed routine keeps it manageable.
A 60-minute routine
- 20 minutes: read one good newspaper, focusing on national, Bihar and economy pages.
- 20 minutes: write short notes on what matters.
- 20 minutes: revise yesterday's notes and solve a few MCQs.
What to focus on
- Bihar government schemes and policies
- Appointments, awards and important days
- Government reports and indices
- Science, environment and major national events
What to skip
Skip crime, celebrity and political arguments. They rarely help in the exam.
Monthly revision
At the end of every month, combine your daily notes into a one-page summary and revise it before the next month starts.
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