Vision IAS Monthly Current Affairs PDF Free download(2023 onwards)

12 months current affairs for UPSC is treated as sufficient enough. Though, we have instances where UPSC asked questions from older than 12 months but the such numbers are very less. It is best to be updated with current affairs on weekly basis if not daily and revise them once in a month.

Vision IAS and Drishti IAS monthly current affairs magazines are best. But, we cannot say these are sufficient enough for the UPSC exam preparation. These should be treated as quick revision guides. You should cultivate the habit of reading from first hand sources like The Hindu, Indian Express and other magazines like Yojana magazine.

The best way to make current affairs notes for UPSC is in the form of mind maps. Keep the key concept at root and draw all related information around it as branches. Try to tag it with the section of the syllabus where it belongs. Our mind remembers images, maps more than plain texts. Try to glance at your notes at least once a month.

Vision IAS and Drishti IAS monthly current affairs are best. But, we cannot say these are sufficient enough for the UPSC exam preparation. These should be treated as quick revision guides. You should cultivate the habit of reading from first hand sources like The Hindu, Indian Express and other magazines like Yojana magazine.

Ajay Kumar Singh is the owner of Vision IAS. He is the Founder, Director & CEO of Vision IAS.

No, it is not enough. Though, Vision IAS monthly magazine for current affairs is best source of current affairs for UPSC it is not enough. In fact no single source can be said enough for UPSC exam preparation.