Comprehensive Plan of Study NCERT’S

As per the changing pattern of Questions asked in recent exams conducted by BPSC, there is
need to go through the conceptual aspects of topics which need a better understanding of
NCERTs, because various questions were directly from these books. So for betterment of
preperation of state PCS and specially BPSC, aspirants should have gone through these books.
Thatswhy we are compelled to bring this NCERT Based Study approach.

Must read NCERT books :- History, Polity, Geography, Economy, Biology, Chemistry and
Physics.

Ideal Flow of Reading & Grasping

Step 1: First reading: It should be basic reading like a novel.

Step 2: Second Reading: This should also be like a novel but this time conscious effort should
be paid in understanding things one has already read.

Step 3: Notes Making can be started; you can make notes either on A4 sheets or in a book
based on your understanding of concepts read. This should be for all the NCERTs.
You can make a flowchart and also add significant points regarding that topic.

Step 4: Revision….Revision…Revision

This should be revised through First-Notes, then Notes+Book, then Notes and in the final lap
by Notes+ Book.

More about the details of How to Read NCERT Books, You can visit to Our YouTube Channel
BPSC Concept Wallah, links are embedded below -

HISTORY- Click Here

POLITY- Click Here
GEOGRAPHY- Click Here
SCIENCE( Physics,Chemistry, Biology)- Click Here

DISCLAIMER:
Links provided for chapters are taken from NCERT Website. All the contents are for educational
purposes only. These books are legally copyrighted products of the National Counxcil Of
Educational Research and Training. We are only providing a medium that ensures its reach to
mass students easily.
 POLITY

1.M. Laxmikant
2. NCERT class 11 Polity

Most Important Topics:

1. CONSTITUTION: WHY AND HOW

2. RIGHTS IN THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION
3. ELECTION AND REPRESENTATION
4. EXECUTIVE
5. LEGISLATURE
6. JUDICIARY
7. FEDERALISM
8. LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
9. CONSTITUTION AS A LIVING DOCUMENT
10. THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE CONSTITUTION

NCERT CLASS 11: Click Here