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Solving previous years’ test papers should be an indispensable part of your preparation strategy. The best way to study for the UPSC IAS exams is to first try and solve a random previous year question paper. By doing so you’ll be able to tell the topics you are weak at and the ones you are strong at.
Then, accordingly, you can begin covering the syllabus of the UPSC CSE in a way where you first take care of your weak areas before moving on to the topics that you are already strong at.
After you are finished going over the UPSC syllabus once, you should try solving another previous year’s question paper to test where your preparation stands. Then again gauge your preparation by identifying your strong and weak areas, and accordingly work on them again. After you are done doing so, try solving a third previous year paper.
Repeat this process, till you are absolutely confident that there are no weak areas left in your prep. That is the point where you’ll have achieved the same level of mastery at every aspect of the UPSC IAS syllabus.
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