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February 3, 2016

Must Read Books for IAS Preparation/must read for UPSC exam

You can nd plenty of lists lled with plenty of books for IAS, if you search around for material to help you start your preparation for
UPSC. But most of them are bloated lists, meant to scare you into thinking thereis too much to study! Here is a short list ofthe books
to prepare for IAS (http://byjus.com/ias/ias-exam), which you must grab rst, (and sometimes just download for free!) if you are
thinking of making a serious attempt at UPSC preparation. These should be your rst companions. We have listed the books for IAS
and briefly described why we think it is a must-read book for your preparation. Also included is a brief guide on how to make maximum
use of the book. The books are listed in the recommended order in which they should be read once you start your preparation.

1. India After Gandhi by Ramachandra Guha

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Why you must read it: It is not easy to put a lot of things in context in Indian Politics without knowing what has been playing out over
the years. Most of our history text books stop their chapters after the one on Independence of India. Guha takes up the story from
there and brings it close to the modern India we have grown up in. The book will give you a better understanding of how India has
changed since Independence and some of the big events that shaped todays India. How you should read it: It is close to 900 pages in
length, so let us not pretend we can nish it in one sitting. The best approach is to read one chapter a week. This is because our aim is
not to just to read the whole book as fast as possible, but to read and then remember as much of it as possible. There are some tricks
to help you remember all that you learn, as we have seen. What you should do is read one chapter this week and then read around
about the incidents from that chapter. Read wikipedia, read some blogs about it, read newspaper articles about it, think about it. Then
make a short summary of the main events/arguments of the chapter from memory. If you want you can send us your chapter
summaries and we will publish the best ones the best summaries (the ones that get published they need to be at least 1/4th of the
chapters actual length to be published) will get gift vouchers rom amazon/flipkart. After this make an outline of the chapter with only
some keywords, this time looking through the actual book. Now get your study partner (you should have one, if not contact us and we
can arrange for one) or your mentor and explain the chapter to that person looking only at your key-word notes, and not at the book
itself! Do this for each chapter and you will be the Grand Master of Modern Indian History within a few months! Of course, if you want
you can speed up the process and make it 1 chapter per 3 days instead of per week but make sure engage with each chapter and
make it stick! Supplementary Read: India Since Independence by Bipan Chandra

2. NCERT books: The Complete Package

Full list of required NCERT books is available here. Why you must read it: They should form the basics of your preparation. No matter
what coaching you go to or what books you refer to, NCERTs are a must read for every aspirant. How to Read NCERTs is a separate
article. Read it for a comprehensive overview on NCERT study Strategy. Point to note: NCERTs should be read in parallel with the other
books we have given here and with the rest of your preparation do not think you will nish NCERTs rst and then read other things.
NCERTs are not enough for your preparation. Make sure your read the relevant NCERTs when reading the other books in the list dont
mix subjects too much in a single day. Give a whole day to polity, for example.

3. Indian Polity by Laxmikanth

Why you must read it:This is one book that is sure to nd a place in everyones list of books to read for IAS exam. Polity is a tough
subject to get into. Unfortunately, Laxmikanth wont make it easier. However, reading through Laxmikanth is the best way we know
to get students attuned to the subject. Laxmikanth alone wont get you good marks or teach you how to think about the Indian Polity,
but if you allocate 3 weeks to Laxmikanth and just nish the book off, the you can be condent that at least whatever you read in Polity
will make some sense to you. That is why you should read this book very early in your preparation. How you should read it: step-by-
step:
IASplace.
1. First Reading: You should make a complete mess of the book by underlining all over the Preparation - Medieval
Most things Indian
in the book Histor
should be

new to you, so in the rst read do not try to make notes. Just underline or highlight everything you think you are not familiar with or
 you might forget. This might take you 2-3 weeks.
2. Second Reading: Wait for a week before you go for second reading. Just go through the parts you highlighted and see if you are
able to recollect things. Go to our practice tests and test your knowledge. Mark in a different color anything that looks like complete
greek to you now! Google things you forgot to see if better explanations are there. Make short notes on those things and stick
them to the relevant pages.
3. Third Reading: Do this immediately after Second Round. This time read from cover to cover again. If possible get a fresh book to
read from. Make chapter summaries of each chapter. (Send them to us and if we publish you can buy your fresh book with the
gift voucher!!) make sure chapter summaries include better explanations you found on web or in the NCERTs.
4. Make skeleton notes with only key terms for each chapter too. Go for a walk and try to see if you remember what everything
means. Now call your mentor or study partner and try to explain each chapter to them, looking only at your skeleton notes! Ask
them to bow to the new Grand Master of Polity!

4. Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh

Why you must read it: Again, not a great book by any shot but it is the most comprehensive in the market. Our tablet students can skip
it altogether if they want, but it is advised that you approach Ramesh Singh in the same manner as Laxmikanth above. SEE ABOVE
This should be the fourth book you read. Aim to nish this too at the earliest so that newspapers will start making good sense. What
you should focus on: One big difference is that here the skeleton notes are already provided for you the Table of Contents of Ramesh
Singh is phenomenal it is comprehensive and covers everything. If you want to look at only the Table of Contents, have a look here
for a downloadable version. It is in a poster format. Download it, print it and stick it up! The ToC is more useful than the book use it
for constant revision once you have read the book at least once. Make sure you get the latest edition. Again, send us chapter
summaries to win gift vouchers you can use to purchase new editions, etc.

5.Introduction to the Constitution of India by D.D. Basu

Why you must read it: Once you have the basics of modern history, economy and polity in hand, it is time to go a bit deeper. You can do
this by choosing DD Basu. Here things covered in a shallow manner in Laxmikanth is given in more detail. Reading this book will teach
you how to think about some of the important constitutional issues and how the constitution itself took shape. How you should read it:
Do not go for a very exhaustive reading here. Focus should be on understanding well. Hence skip directly to making skeleton notes of
key points and then explaining to mentor/study partner. Get feedback on how much sense your explanation is making. Start writing
mains level questions in our answer practice session. Again, if you want you can make and send us chapter summaries. We will
publish them and reward the best ones.

6.Indias Struggle for Independence byBipan ChandraIAS Preparation - Medieval Indian Histor

Why you must read it: Except for a few books such as the Spectrum books, this is the most structured book on Modern Indian History
you can read. Some blogs will ask you to read Spectrum books, but do not do it unless you have no time at all and just want to know
the events. BC is essential if you want to learn how things turned out the way they did and be able to write informed and well argued
answers to UPSC level questions. That is why this book is always on the list of must read books for UPSC exam preparation.

What you should focus on: Instead of focusing on dates and names, focus on causes and effects and the various explanations for
various events. You should be able to explain why any particular event took place in a very simple and concise manner. You should be
able to talk about various theories/explanations for the various big events. You should be able to remember and list of the details of
certain bills, provisions, proclamations, etc such as the 1935 act, for example. How you should read it:

1. Go decade by decade. Read the relevantchapters for each decade and then list out all the big events of that decade.
2. Try to draw out connections between all the big events and write them down. Also check for connections from previous decade or
earlier.
3. Summarize the entire decade in a nice story like manner, but including details. Try to teach your study partner/mentor and send to
us for publishing + feedback.
4. After you nish, start writing essays on each big event.
5. Attempt UPSC level questions and get feedback at our Answer Writing Practice section. (http://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/exam-
simulation/answer-writing-practice)

7. 2nd ARC Reports

Why you must read it: Best way to get deep into the policy making world. You understand most of the basic concepts now. Time to
start thinking about how to change the country. 2nd ARC had though a lot about it. Go check out what they thought and improve upon
them! What you should focus on: Primarily on the big challenges in each paper. And chapter level recommendations. How you should
read it:

1. Skim each chapter and try to understand what issues are being discussed
2. Try to come up with your own recommendations after you understand the chapters concerns
3. Read the recommendations summarize them. Try to make a single statement or two/three which captures the spirit of the
recommendations.
4. Do this for each chapter in each report
5. Summarize entire report in less than 1000 pages after nishing a report. Do not look at the report look only at your skeleton notes

You can download all the Reports here.

8.The Wonder That Was India by AL Basham

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Why you must read it: There is not much ROI in reading about ancient history. This book on the other hand is an easy-to-read classic. It
will make you proud to be an Indian. How you should read it:

1. Also buy spectrum culture book and keep it nearby

2. Go through spectrum book and mark out the syllabus areas and identify where they are covered in AL Basham.
3. Focus on the major arts and cultural aspects. Make notes on important items (identied from spectrum)
4. Whenever you reach a topic mentioned in spectrum as well, make good notes both from Basham and from Spectrum!
5. Again, send summaries/teach, etc.
6. Try to draw and practice some simple diagrams of things like gopurams, etc.

9. Majid Hussain Indian Geography

Why you must read it: More organized than NCERT. Quick Read. How you should read it: Make detailed notes of all concepts. Make
skeleton notes, teach, etc. as above. Practice all important diagrams. We will be giving you a list of important diagrams to practice for
UPSC (http://byjus.com/ias/upsc-syllabus) geography. Practice actual questions. Go through optionals syllabus as well, once. Use
google to ll some of those also into your notes. You can send us chapter summaries to get feedback. You can get feedback on your
answers over at the answer writing practice section.

10. IGNOU material on Disaster Management

Why you must read it: It is comprehensive and covers most of the required elds if you read with ARC on same topic. Free marks if you
study it well! Questions do not change in this section much over the years. So good ROI Process: follow similarstudy processes.

Bonus: I C Dhingra & Uma Kapila

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 Why you must read it: We are cheating here a bit. These are two extra books, either should be enough. Ramesh Singh will tell
you the important topics, but these two books can give you an
understanding of how the economy has changed or evolved over time.
Uma Kapila is better researched and more scholarly, Dhingra is easier to
read and specically exam oriented. It is your call which you read. How you
should read it:

1. Understand each concept as it is introduced, and in a decade by decade

manner
2. List out major reforms as and when discussed: Summarize the need for
the reform and the effects of the reform.
3. Make a list of important events, concepts and reform ideas
4. Explain each via short notes or chapter summaries or by talking to your
mentor/study partner
5. Connect concepts to things you read in newspaper, discuss with your
parents, uncles etc if they lived through those reforms and what were the
newspaper headlines back then, etc.
6. Get extra familiar with all this weird alien stuff!
7. Share your chapter summaries and explanations and get feedback from us or mentor/study partner.
8. Start giving your GRand Master level opinionpieces on current events such as RBI sticking to status quo in this MP reviews.
9. You can share your opinions oneach days comprehensive news analysis sections (http://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/comprehensive-
news-analysis-03-february-2016). Best opinion pieces on important policy measures will be published and rewarded with gift
vouchers!

Well, that is it. 10 books you should not miss out on once you start your preparation! If you follow the methods given here properly and
understand each book well (without neglecting newspapers, of course!), you would be well on your way to mains, interviews and
beyond! Get reading!

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ARCHANA

2 years ago
why a tablet student can skip the economy book by Ramesh Singh
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2 years ago
Because all the concepts are covered in the tablet lectures. However such extreme measures are recommended only if you are really
 Because all the concepts are covered in the tablet lectures. However such extreme measures are recommended only if you are really
crunched for time! :) They can directly go to Uma Kapila instead.
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An eye for detail > ARCHANA

2 years ago

How was the tablet program of BYJU's ? Is it money making device for them . I am planning to go for it but donno the quality of the program.
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L Srinivas > An eye for detail

4 months ago

I Have got the Tablet program of BYJU's.Its good and it helps you to focus on important topics from UPSC point of view.Its suits for
working professionals who dont have a particular schedule of work.Books along with WEBINARS,TABLET should be enough if we go
through more than 3-4 times along with HINDU and INDIAN EXPRESS Daily reading
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targetIAS > An eye for detail

2 years ago

Find and Ask someone who had taken the course. Do not ask the team. They will denitely use marketing strategies.
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amritha j
a year ago

link of NCERT books are missing.Ican't get it.

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Shailaja Kovuru

a year ago
The link for NCERT books is missing. Is there a list of NCERT books that we need to study?
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ARCHANA

a year ago
do we need latest edition of laxmikant as I already have 2014 edition.
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siri

2 years ago
I am a graduate pursuing my mba..i wish to crack civils as i am complete starter i need suggestions on how to start and from where to start..is
it possible to understand the exam process and crack it by self preparation?if yes how is that ?
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Study Guy
2 years ago

Can you please give us the link of How to read NCERTs?

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Raju Bhai Bawana Wale > Study Guy

7 months ago

ncert ofcial site

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Balu_chettan
2 years ago

Can u recommend some books for studying environment,ecology and stuff? Trend is like increase in the number of environment questions ryt?
after IFS and civil service prelims got merged?
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Study Guy
2 years ago

Thanks..
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