UPSC Prelims Preparation Strategy for 2022

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The UPSC IAS exam / Civil service exam’s Prelims exam for 2022 will be held on June 5, 2022. The following strategies will assist candidates in performing well in the exam, which is prepared by Question Cloud for aspirants with limited time to prepare as well as for all aspirants to take a look at their preparations.


Question Cloud, India's Largest Online Educational Assessment Portal, provides free and low-cost test series on the UPSC civil service exams, which have been updated for the upcoming exams in 2022. This test series is made up of questions that are all presented in subject-wise patterns and further classified in topic-wise ways. Let’s have a look at some important strategies to prepare for UPSC prelims.


1. Current Affairs:

  • UPSC Prelims include a section on Current Affairs. Aspirants should begin preparing for Current Affairs right away in order to have up-to-date information on relevant incidents on a regular basis.


  • Yojana Magazine, Newspapers (The Hindu/The Indian Express), Press Information Bureau (PIB) & Economic and Political Weekly(EPW) are important sources for UPSC exam 2022 current affairs preparation.


  • Aspirants can also get regularly updated current affairs as MCQs for better practice in the Question Cloud itself.


2. Mains exam preparation along with Prelims:


  • Because there is a syllabus overlap, candidates should prepare for both the UPSC Prelims and the UPSC Mains at the same time.


  • Examine previous years' question papers for CSAT or General Studies Paper-II in UPSC Prelims to determine your level. As a result, CSAT preparation is minimal; however, only you can make that decision.



3. Practice with MCQs:

Because the questions in the UPSC Prelims are all objective-type, it is critical to practice answering MCQs while studying.


Here in the Question Cloud, we have provided the MCQs for different subjects for UPSC Prelims 2022.


To have an MCQ type test on the UPSC IAS exam, kindly visit: https://www.questioncloud.in/exam/



UPSC Preliminary Exam Subject Focus Areas


  1. Indian Independence movement:

    • The main congress sessions include the year, the president, and significant resolutions.

    • Significant viceroys and the period during which important decisions were made

    • The Government of India Acts of 1909, 1919, and 1935, as well as charter acts

  2. Ancient history:

    • Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism

    • During the Mauryan and Gupta periods, art, architecture, and scientific development flourished.

  3. Medieval history:

    • Sher Shah, Akbar, and other notable kings

    • Sultanate of Delhi

  4. Polity:

    • Current events, such as changes to the constitution, new acts or amendments, and schemes, should be prioritized here.

    • Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties, and State Policy Directive Principles (DPSP)

    • Parliament, the committee system, and parliamentary proceedings

    • Constitutional bodies of the judiciary

  5. S&T:

    • Refer to NCERT books selectively for basic science concepts; in-depth knowledge is not required.

    • Part of the focus should be on current events.

  6. Environment and Ecology

    • Declarations and conventions of importance

    • Biosphere Reserves, Tiger Reserves, and other IUCN Red List Biosphere Reserves

    • International bodies

  7. Geography:

    • Solar system

    • Latitudes and longitudes

    • Layers of the atmosphere

    • Global atmospheric wind, cyclones

    • Pressure belts

    • Revolution, rotation and seasons

    • Monsoons

    • Types of rainfall

    • Koeppen classification

    • Jet streams, ocean currents

    • El Nino, La Nina

    • India’s physical geography (NCERT)

    • Rivers, hills, soil (India)

    • Mineral resources (India), Geological history of India

    • Basics of agriculture (NCERT)

    • Maps

  8. Economy:

    • Importance should be given to current events like new bills and important committees

    • focus on basic and fundamental concepts like:

      • Growth and development, poverty, unemployment, inflation

      • State of the national and global economy

      • Major committees and bills

      • Latest budget and economic survey

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