How to make notes in UPSC? | UPSC CSE 2025

Опубликовано: 12 Август 2026
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In this video, Abhijeet Yadav shares effective strategies for making UPSC notes. He discusses the importance of creating and refining notes, why using others' notes can be beneficial but not why making your own notes is must, and the process of condensing bulky notes into a single page. He also compares digital and handwritten notes and highlights the relevance of PYQs in note-making.

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00:00 How my notes looked like?
01:21 What this video is about?
02:29 Why do you need notes?
05:42 Toppers note won't help you much
08:02 Process of making notes
11:00 PYQ Relevance for notes making
17:30 Digital vs Handwritten notes


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