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UPSC prelims: a 12-week plan from the syllabus

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I'm preparing for UPSC CSE year prelims. I have hours hours a day on weekdays and weekend hours on weekends. My optional is optional subject.

Build a 12-week plan that:

Covers GS Paper 1 in this order of weight: Polity, Modern History, Economy, Geography, Environment, Art & Culture, Science & Tech.
Keeps a fixed 45-minute daily slot for current affairs (The Hindu or Indian Express).
Leaves every Sunday for one full-length mock test and its analysis.
Has revision cycles in weeks 4, 8 and 11.

Format each week as a table: day, topic, source (Laxmikanth, Spectrum, NCERT class and chapter), and a three-question self-check.

Be realistic: if my hours can't cover the syllabus, say so and tell me what to cut.

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