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Yes, definitely you can prepare from UPSC books, start with NCERTs for basic foundations and then move to the standard books as this will make your foundation stronger, read newspaper such as The Hindu on a daily basis in addition to books.

For Prelims, refer the following books:

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Just like UPSC , Uttar Pradesh PSC exam is conducted in three stages: Prelims, Mains, and Interview. You should start your preparation with with NCERTs for basic foundations and then move to the standard books as this will make your foundation stronger.

For Prelims, refer the following books:

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Harsha, 98% of the questions from NEET are asked from syllabus as in NCERT books alone. Its the 2% that comes from other sources. Like for example, Earthworm and Frog are not included in NEET syllabus. But there have been times when there are questions asked about both in the

Hello Aspirant,

Organic chemistry is totally based on the learning of concepts. First of all you need to learn the name reactions, name reactions are just like the formulas in mathematics which can solve your multiple problems. In Organic Chemistry with similar name reactions a number of products can be

The best preparation for JEE mains would be by first studying the NCERT books of std 11th and 12th.

You need to study the NCERT books to clear your fundamentals.

After that you must study from reference books.

For Mathematics R.D.Sharma 's Objective Mathematics  is the best books recomended by

Yes there are some specific books that will definately help you to crack the exam if you thoroughly study it.

But first you have to complete reading & understanding of the NCERT Textbooks for Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics.

Since physics is the toughest subject to understand the book "Concepts of

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