Current Affairs has been proved as a game changer in the IAS Prelims Exam as well as of UPSC IAS Mains Exam. It remains invisible in the question paper due to the evolving Pattern of the UPSC IAS Exam and play a major role behind the veil. The Questions of UPSC IAS Exam are mostly based on the issues happened in the recent period with their orientation towards the background and the causes and effects of the current events on the future.
UPSC Civil Services Prelims Exam will be conducted on 7 August 2016. UPSC has changed its pattern for IAS Exam comprehensively in the past two or three years and the UPSC IAS aspirants need to follow the suit and make their study plan accordingly. From Prelims to Main Exam, the one thing which is common for all the stages is the Current Affairs.
From IAS Toppers to IAS Mentors, all are stressing hard the importance of Current Affairs in the whole process of Civil Services Examination. Some of the IAS Toppers mentioned that the IAS Prelim is little bit leaning towards fact and their analysis. All of them are stressing the correlation between Current Affairs and the IAS Exam.
From the years Jagranjosh.com has committed to provide most suitable and authentic study material for all the stages of UPSC IAS Exam. In continuation of our endeavour, we came up with the Current Affairs for UPSC IAS Prelims 2016 e-Book for the IAS Prelims Exam 2016 as well as for the State PCS Exams 2016 which has covered the burning issues of last few months very comprehensively.
In this Current Affairs 2016 e-book, we have covered the National and International comprehensively. The book is more handy and having complete information regarding respective topics. One of the most important aspects of this Current Affairs 2016 e-book is that the topics have covered in pointer format which are quiet easy to remember and time saving. The aspirants who want to revise Current Affairs in his/her last time of preparation, this book quiet useful. This e-Book will also serve the purpose for the State PCS Prelims Exam.
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