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Time Table to Prepare for KPSC / KAS Preliminary Exams to be Held on April 19th, 2015

February 1, 2015 by AmbitionIAS 33 Comments

This is the timetable we are following for Karnataka Public Service Commission’s (KPSC) Karnataka Administrative Service (KAS) exam.

( Note: Visit KAS 2015 FAQ page if you have any doubts.)

Purpose:  Timetable to prepare for preliminary examination.
Date:  KAS preliminary exams will be conducted (tentatively) on April 19th, 2015.

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[Update] – This timetable is not relevant anymore.

**Update** –

Follow any one of the timetable:

  • Timetable for full-time students.
  • Timetable for working professionals.

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This is how you can prepare your own timetable:

Let us first calculate the number of days available for preparation.

Calculate the number of days and number of Sundays in the month. For example, From today (1st of Feb) till the day of exam April, 18 (exam is was on 19th April ), we have had 77 days to prepare for KAS preliminary exam.

Subtract 18 days of April (which should be used for revision), and subtract all Sundays from Feb and March (i.e 9 Sundays).

Effective No. of Days left = 50

After subtracting all Sundays and 18 days from April, students were left with 50 days.

Effectively, even though it seems like students had 77 days, in real sense only 50 days can be used to fullest extent to study. Rest should be used for revisions and practice tests.

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Question: How many hours should I study in a day to clear KAS exam ?

Answer: Click on this link.

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Question: Which all subjects should I study ?

Answer: Click on this link.

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Question: How should I plan my studies, how many subjects should I study each day? How many hours should I sit in a stretch? What time of the day should I study ?

Answer: Click on this link.

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If you have any questions, please leave a comment below, and we will answer all your queries.

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