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Forward from: UPSC CSE Topper by Vikas Dhayal
Pro Tip for Mains
Most CSE Toppers emphasise on writing as many points(dimensions) as possible in GS answers.
A popular approach is to write at least 10 points in a 10 marker and at least 15 points in a 15 marker.
Writing these many points in those 7 and 11 minutes require you to write shorter sentences.
The best possible way of writing such short sentences is to use subject specific keywords.
Keywords can be best compiled through the daily newspaper and from topper copies.
Click here- to see how you can compile keywords from topper copies/notes
Click here- to see how you can collect keywords from daily newspaper.
@csetopper_helpline for help and queries related to CSE.
#csetopperPROTIP
Most CSE Toppers emphasise on writing as many points(dimensions) as possible in GS answers.
A popular approach is to write at least 10 points in a 10 marker and at least 15 points in a 15 marker.
Writing these many points in those 7 and 11 minutes require you to write shorter sentences.
The best possible way of writing such short sentences is to use subject specific keywords.
Keywords can be best compiled through the daily newspaper and from topper copies.
Click here- to see how you can compile keywords from topper copies/notes
Click here- to see how you can collect keywords from daily newspaper.
@csetopper_helpline for help and queries related to CSE.
#csetopperPROTIP