1-month Strategy to Crack MPPSC Prelims 2021 Exam


Are you preparing for the MPPSC exams? Here is a plan to prepare and crack the MPPSC exams with one month preparations and studies.

The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission conducts the State Service Exam to recruit eligible candidates for various posts. Candidates can secure jobs in the posts of Commercial Tax Officer, Deputy Collector, Assistant Commissioner, Deputy Superintendent of Police, etc after qualifying MPPSC 2021 exam.

MPPSC has announced the recruitment notification relating to the MPPSC 2021 exam on its official website. The MPPSC 2021 exam is scheduled to be held on 25 July 2021. Candidates who wish to appear in the MPPSC Prelims 2021 exam must start their MPPSC preparation at the earliest. Take a look at Gradeup, one of a leading platforms for MPPSC exam preparations.

To help aspirants ace the exam we have penned down a detailed one-month preparation strategy that will cover all the important aspects of the MPPSC 2021 exam pattern.

How to Prepare for MPPSC 2021: Exam Pattern


Candidates must start their preparations early with definite goals set in mind and an organized plan to ace all stages of the exam. The exam is conducted in an online mode and has three stages namely – Prelims, Mains, and Interview.

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How to Prepare for MPPSC 2021: Week-wise Study Plan


Without a detailed study plan, it becomes impossible to stay focused on your preparation. With the MPPSC 2021 exam scheduled at the end of July, it leaves us with only a month to prepare for the exam. Following some strategies and tips will boost your preparation and enable you to stay on the right track.


WeekTopicsTopics
Week 1History
This subject can be categorised into three main parts – Modern, Ancient and Medieval. The syllabus of history is quite similar to other State Civil Service and IAS exams. You can refer to NCERT books and state-based books to thoroughly cover the entire syllabus.
Prepare notes on important dates, major events, and common topics. Additionally, note the historical dates in chronological order to ease your preparation. Follow NCERT books to cover the entire syllabus on Medieval and Ancient History. For Modern history, refer to NCERT or Spectrum (Rajiv Ahir).
Indian and World Geography
This subject is divided into two main sub-topics namely – Human and Physical. Follow NCERT books, online resources and newspapers to ace this section.
Additionally, candidates must cover important topics like neighboring countries of India, major landforms of Earth, ocean floors and their features, earthquakes, Himalayas, natural disasters, largest volcanoes in the world, Indian peninsular plateaus, etc.
End of Week 11 History Test + 1 Indian and World Geography Test
Week 2Indian Polity
Here, questions are usually asked from important topics like State, Central and Parliament Legislatures, Legislative Bills, Panchayati Raj and Election Commission of India.

Additionally, focus on important concepts like CAG, Make in India, Cyber Security, Fundamental Rights, National Human Rights Commission, Amendment Acts, SC/ST Act, etc.
Indian Economy
This section is quite vast. Though many general questions are asked on this subject, candidates must also learn factual concepts.

You must be well acquainted with fundamental concepts such as Repo Rate, GDP, PCI, GNP, CRR, MCLR, Rupee Appreciation/Depreciation, Recession, Unemployment, etc.
You must prepare short notes and refer to previous years' question papers to score well in this area. Additionally, you must attempt mock tests to continuously screen your preparation.
End of Week 21 Indian Polity Test + 1 Indian Economy Test + 1 Mock Test
Week 3General Science and Environment
Here, weightage is attached to topics like computer virus, nutrition and India, computer terms, enzymes, diseases and their causing agent, web crawler, tissue culture, etc.

Candidates must refer to mock tests and past year question papers to align their preparation with the exam pattern.

Refer to MP Board and NCERT school textbooks to cover the entire syllabus. Regularly revise the concepts throughout the week to ensure a strong preparation strategy.
Current Affairs
To score well in this section, candidates must regularly read popular national newspapers like The Hindu. Scan the entire syllabus of current affairs and integrate the knowledge of textbooks with newspapers.

You can also follow weekly or monthly magazines to cover topics that align with the syllabus. Prepare notes from newspapers and magazines to stay updated on the current affairs of India and the world.
End of Week 31 General Science and Environment Test + 1 Current Affairs Test + 1 Mock Test
Week 4
  • Revise and highlight important concepts
  • Practice mock tests and revise the subjects that require more preparation
  • Understand the question pattern and weightage of each chapter by solving the previous year question papers
  • Brush up your fundamental concepts and work on your time management skills
  • Check whether you have covered the entire syllabus or not


How to Prepare for MPPSC 2021: Major Takeaways


  • The first step is to prepare a realistic timetable that will allow you to complete the one-month preparation strategy successfully.
  • Self-analyze your preparation from time to time. This will enable you to spot your weak areas and work on them.
  • Refer to NCERT and other reliable textbooks to learn the concepts in depth. You must have at least one reference book for each subject. Additionally, you should regularly read newspapers and magazines.
  • Additionally, covering the entire syllabus in a month is no easy task. So smart study should be your focus. Pen down the important topics as per chapter weightage and previous years' exam patterns to tone down the vast syllabus.
  • Regularly practice mock tests and use a timer occasionally to improve your speed and accuracy.
  • Lastly, refer to online resources like short notes, explainer videos, revision capsules, mock tests and quizzes to improve your MPPSC 2021 exam preparation.

MEMORIZE. REVISE. PRACTICE. MOCK TESTS. If you prepare the syllabus well and regularly revise the important concepts, you can easily crack the MPPSC 2021 exam.


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Comments

Author: Umesh11 Jul 2021 Member Level: Diamond   Points : 5

The article has brought out the strategy of covering the preparation for this coveted exam in one month. With all points followed, it is possible to do that within such a small period but my experience and knowledge in the matters tell that one has to start preparing for these exams right from the school level. Why I am for that approach is that these exams are highly competitive and even a small difference in the score of the candidate is going to take him out of the preliminary list. So, getting the super score and remaining in the top 15-20% is the level of performance that is required today in these exams.

Once a mindset in that direction is made the student will start seeing the type of questions asked in these competitive exams and with that type of approach his chances of covering a greater part of the syllabus increase significantly. Another interesting thing is that by doing that the student will not only be preparing for the particular exam but will be covering the syllabus for all other similar ones including the national level IAS exam.

Those students who have missed preparing for these exams since such an early time might have to be contented with the little time in hand and then have no other go except to follow the hectic schedule as advised in this article. The intelligent students can learn much in less time also and should consider the one month option also as a viable method to crack this prestigious exam.

Guest Author: SSJHA2111 Jul 2021

The aspirant must have ambition and he should have his own passion to qualify for this examination. The author has outlined how the same can be prepared within a very limited time but the aspirant should make the best use of it. His advice would curtail the time of preparation no doubt, but drawing upon the plan long earlier, say before three years, may provide the aspirant enough time to go into the details about the various factors including the revision of his NCERT books which will strengthen his basics. He would go through the question papers of the past eight years and would make every attempt to solve those questions independently. Let the same be reviewed by the subject experts of the prominent institutions. The aspirant would do well with his appearance for the several mock tests to evaluate his own performance in the subjects included in the test. Preparation well ahead of time is the panacea to success.

A good write up and the aspirant could extract benefits with a better follow up.

Author: Sheo Shankar Jha11 Jul 2021 Member Level: Diamond   Points : 4

The article should prove to be an eye-opener for the aspirants preparing for the said examination. The author has taken the pain to provide valuable suggestions on how best the examination can be tackled within a limited time frame. However, it could be the best effort for the practising candidate to take up planning much ahead of time with the sole objective of clearing the said examination with impressive scores. The aspirant should go through the NCERT textbooks thoroughly to eliminate any doubt and strengthen his basics. All relevant points need to be incorporated in a separate diary for revision purposes. He should join a prominent institution preparing for the examination in this line for their valuable guidance and tips. The candidate should appear in the multiple mock tests to evaluate his performance and should seek ways for further improvements by discussing with the mentor. A carefully planned study would help in the better scores ultimately.



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