Books to Ace the Civil Services

Preparing for Civil Services can turn out to be an arduous task if you are not systematic in your approach. It is therefore imperative, that you go through standard books if you want to keep a good chance of cracking the examination. Candidates are often lost in the vast entanglement of books and resources that are solely dedicated to civil services. This article gives you a few good books to choose from.

School Atlas Oxford Publishing

Ever been troubled by geography in school? Things have become much easier now with the introduction of Oxford School Atlas into the market. This book gives you the best resources for mugging up the locations of geographical places.

Indian Art and Culture Nitin Singhania

Civil Services test your knowledge about your motherland. It is quite shameful if you are not very well-rehearsed with the cultural differences originating in our country. The book Indian Art and Culture by Nitin Singhania is a complete package of the Indian Heritage syllabus for the exam. It is worth buying if you want to brighten your chances of cracking the test.

Manorama Year Book

This book is enough to give you a broad idea of the overall structure of the Indian economy, culture and background. It is published once a year and if you are not willing to spend a hefty sum you could grab this from your local bookstore. It tells you about the socio-economic condition around the World and in India.

Indian Economy by Sanjeev Varma

Lacking knowledge about the economic conditions of our country makes you no suitable candidate for the examination. During your preparation keep in mind to refer to this book as it will not only nurture you with knowledge about the Indian economy but also give you the passion to pursue this career in the future.

Conclusion

The markets have plenty of books that are well revised according to the examination syllabus. The ultimate key to success lies in the fact whether you choose the good books or not. In other words “Don’t read good books, read the best ones.”