Concise & Clear
Ensure that your answers are concise and clear. Avoid unnecessary elaboration just to meet the word limit. Use a crisp and simple language for your answers.
Presentation
Structure your answers with headings and subheadings. Avoid writing long paragraphs as they can be tedious for the examiner. Use bullet points wherever possible.
Use of Keywords
Extract keywords from the question and incorporate them in your answers. Highlight important points.
Incorporation of Facts & Figures
Always back up your answers with relevant facts and figures. This not only shows your understanding of the subject but also helps to substantiate the points in your answers.
Engaging Introduction
The introduction and conclusion of your answer should be engaging. This can make the examiner's reading experience enjoyable and may earn you some extra marks.
Utilization of Diagrams/Charts/Flowcharts
Incorporate diagrams and charts in your answers where necessary.
Connection to Current Affairs
Relating your answers to recent news and events can impress the examiner. Provide a balanced perspective on these issues.
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Making it Interesting
It's important to make your content interesting. This comes with extensive reading and writing practice. Try to generate unique ideas and present the information in a creative manner.
Neatness and Legibility
Good handwriting and neat presentation can help you score better. Strive to develop neat and understandable handwriting. Avoid scratches and ink blotches.
Practice Makes Perfect
Lastly, practice is key! Everything can be achieved with diligent practice. Remember the saying, ‘There is no glory in practice, but without practice, there is no glory.’
For more UPSC- related preparation articles visit the links given in the table below. Candidates can also visit the UPSC Syllabus page to understand the general pattern of the exams
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