The Pearson General Studies Paper I for Civil Services Preliminary Examinations - 2015

The Pearson General Studies Paper I For Civil Services Preliminary Examinations - 2015 is an extensively researched book, meant for candidates appearing for Preliminary exams of the Civil Services Examination.

Born in years of intensive learning and meticulous research, The Pearson General Studies Paper I For Civil Services Preliminary Examinations - 2015 is a comprehensive and informative guide to preparing for the Civil Services Preliminary Examination. The aforementioned preliminary examination is the first part of the Civil Services Examination (CSE), which is an annual competitive exam conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), to help in the recruitment process for varied jobs in the Indian civil services. The preliminary examination consists of two objective-type papers worth 200 marks each.

The Pearson General Studies Paper I For Civil Services Preliminary Examinations - 2015 includes chapters on History and Culture, Ecology and Biodiversity, and General Knowledge. Current events of national and international importance have been discussed in detail, with updated information on national and international affairs, sports, and economy. Before the culmination of the book, question papers from previous years' have been provided, along with a comparative analysis of the past three years.

This book is moulded according to the latest and revised syllabus of the Civil Services Preliminary Examination, and focuses on topics and questions which are often and repeatedly asked. Each section is presented in a well-structured and lucid manner, accompanied by several illustrations and tables to help in the comprehension of the topics. Additionally, the book contains comparison charts, elaborate figures, and boxes which provide extra information, making for a great reference and preparatory book.

Questions from the Goldmine Question Bank, which are relevant to the CSE, have been supplied as well, along with the other questions at the end of every chapter. Focusing on broader domains of skills, can help the aspirants to assess their general aptitude, mental and quantitative ability, communication skills, interpersonal skills, problem solving skills, and decision making skills.

• AuthorsEdgar Thorpe || Showick Thorpe
• ImprintPearson Education
• BindingPaperback