Are you thinking to crack the most prestigious civil service examination of India.

As all you know UPSC timely changes the pattern of exam . Those who are thinking to appear for the civil service exam goes through different texts, because they only have little knowledge about what type text should followed. These strategy do not help them to crack the exam and ended up in failure

In this post we only discussing texts needed for the preliminary exam or CSAT. As we are thinking about the preliminary exam, there are lot of books available in the market to buy, We people help you to choose the right one.

You people thinking about that what we can provide about the text. Believe us we provide only right information. Our expert team should help you to collect the best books that make way to crack the civil service prelims easily.

We do not recommend all the book that are available in the market we only recommends the following one for civil service prelims. this article help you to find out the best text in the market.

Books

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The most important books are listed below:

1.India Year Book (Current Affairs)-latest version

As you know the current affairs is most important syllabus for prelims as well as main. For these purpose we highly recommend this year book that is published by the publication division of India and should cover a vast information about India and it physical features.

The main benefit of buying this book is that it is a yearly book that help the student to know about India and it cover the following content;

1. Land and the People

2. National Symbols

3. The Polity

4. Agriculture

5. Culture and Tourism

6. Basic Economic Data

7. Commerce

8. Communications and Information Technology

9. Defence

10. Education

11. Energy

12. Environment

13. Finance

14. Corporate Affairs

15. Food and Civil Supplies

16. Health and Family Welfare

17. Housing

18. India and the World

19. Industry

20. Law and Justice

21. Labour and Employment

22. Mass Communication

23. Planning

24. Rural and Urban Development

25. Scientific and Technological Developments

26. Transport

27. Water Resources

28. Welfare

29. Youth Affairs and Sports

30. States and Union Territories

31. Diary of National Events

32. A Leap Forward-New Initiatives of the Government

33. General Information

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Note – study only the syllabus do not concentrating on any other subject cheek out the UPSC syllabus pattern

Apart from that you should follow one daily news paper(THE HINDU) and the following monthly magazines;

Pratiyogita darpan
Yojana
Kurushetra
Down to earth
Frontline

2. General Studies Paper 1 for Civil Services PreliminaryExamination 2015 (English)

This is very big text and it should cover the following content;

History of India
Indian National Movement
Indian and World Geography
Indian Polity and Governance
Economic and Social Development
Environmental Ecology, Bio - Diversity and Climate Change
General Science
General Knowledge
Current Events
Practice Test Papers
Previous Year's Question Papers

You can buy one for csat because it contain good information

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3. General Studies for Civil Services Preliminary Examination (Paper 2) 2015 (English)

As you know the upsc revised the second paper pattern to a qualifying one at 33%,you don't have to vary more about the second paper .

It cover the following content;

1. Comprehension

2. Interpersonal Skills Including Communication Skills

3. Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability

4. Non - Verbal Reasoning

5. Decision Making and Problem Solving

6. General Mental Ability

7. Basic Numeracy and Data Interpretation

8. Practise Test Papers

9. Previous Year's Solved Papers

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We know some students are not completely adopt with the reasoning and analytical ability so they can also refer the following ones

A Modern Approach To Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning (English)Revised Edition by Aggarwal

4.Oxford School Atlas (English)

5.Certificate Physical and Human Geography By Cheng Leong

Certificate Physical And Human Geography provides coverage of fundamental concepts regarding the earth’s topology, the weather and climate, the different climatic regions, and vegetation across the planet. The book is divided into two parts, Physical Geography, and Weather, Climate and Vegetation. Physical Geography covers the various landforms and coastal regions. The second part covers climate and weather related concepts. Physical Geography begins by examining The Earth and its place in the Universe. It then goes on to explore the Earth’s Crust. Then the book looks at the effects that various natural forces have on the Earth’s surface. The book covers natural phenomena like Volcanoes and Earthquakes. It discusses the Weathering Process, Mass Movement, and Groundwater. It proceeds on to cover different landforms and the forces that shaped them. It looks at Desert Landforms, Landforms Made By Running Water, Limestone and Chalk Landforms, and Landforms of Glaciation. It also examines Coastal Landforms, The Oceans, Lakes, Islands and Coral Reefs.

The Weather, Climate and Vegetation section covers the concepts of Climate and Weather. It then focuses on different weather conditions and climate zones. It discusses the Hot, Wet Equatorial Climate. It also covers the Tropical Monsoon and Tropical Marine Climates. It looks at desert regions like the Hot Desert and Mid-Latitude Desert Climates. It also focuses on The Savanna or Sudan Climate, The Temperate Continental (Steppe) Climate, and The Mediterranean or Warm Temperate Western Margin Climate. Certificate Physical And Human Geography then covers cool climate zones. It discusses the Siberian or Cool Temperate Continental Climate, The Chinese type of climate or Warm Temperate Eastern Margin Climate. The book then focuses on the Laurentian or The Cool Temperate Eastern Margin Climate, the British or Cool Temperate Western Margin Climate and The Arctic or Polar Climate.