The best prep books for UPSC exams are as follows:

1. Ancient History: ‘Ancient India’ by RS Sharma (Old NCERT)

2. Medieval History: History of Medieval India by Satish Chandra (Old NCERT)

3. Modern History: ‘A Brief History of Modern India’ by Spectrum as well as ‘Concise History of Modern

The MHRD did announce that NEET 2021 will be conducted on a reduced syllabus. It was mentioned that the syllabus will be reduced atleast by 30% keeping in mind the reduced academic year. But the topics that might be deleted have not been announced yet. If you are looking to

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for MBBS final year surgery textbook , some best  and understandable books are

• Bailey and lov(textbook)
• short cases by bhattacharya
• Shenoy manipal notes for surgery
• SRB's manual (liver)

there are many other books you can try but these are some best

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Below is the list of a few books which might be helpful for B.Sc Neuroscience :

• Principles of Neural Science, by Eric R. Kandel
• Netter's Atlas of Neuroscience, by David L. Felton
• Clinical Neuroscience, by Paul Johns
• Neurology, by Geraint Fuller
• Cognitive Neuroscience, by Michael Gazzaniga

You can

Hello Dear Student,

UPSC CSE Prelims consist of 2 Question Papers:

Paper 1: General Studies (GS), 100 Questions: 200 Marks.

Paper 2: CSAT, 80 Questions: 200 Marks.

Both papers have negative marks for wrong answers marked to the tune of 1/3rd of the total marks assigned to that question.

Subjects

Dear Applicant,

I hope you are doing well, about your question, usually the entrance exam portion for MSC in based on what you study during your BSC level. So you can very much concentrate on your BSC level portion of 3 years I.e. FY, SY, TY. So basically concentrate on