90 Days Study plan for Economics for UPSC CSE Prelims - Notes | Study Indian Economy for UPSC CSE - UPSC

The syllabus for the UPSC exam is vast, and it is easy to get lost in it all if one doesn’t step in with a proper plan. Often students waste a lot of their time on topics that are not relevant from the exam point of view.
To help you STUDY WHAT MATTERS, EduRev has prepared not only the Syllabus, and how to study each subject for UPSC with EduRev, but also a timetable which would cover all your concepts in the least amount of time possible and will leave room for lots of revision, which is very necessary for UPSC.
Here is the timetable to study Economics for UPSC with EduRev: 

Note: Apart from the timetable, students need to spend at least 2 hours every day on current affairs to ensure that their dynamic part of the paper is not left behind while studying any particular subject. 

EduRev provides, daily, weekly, and monthly subject-wise current affairs on the app.
You can access them from here.

Week 1: 

• Day 1 - UPSC Syllabus 
• Day 2 - Previous year questions
• Day 3 - 4 - Class 9th NCERT - Class 9 NCERT Economics
• Day 5 - 6 - Class 10th NCERT - Class 10 NCERT Economics
• Day 7 - Class-wise 9 to 10th NCERT - Based Tests

You should also attempt the chapter-wise tests after reading that chapter's textbook. EduRev gives you NCERT-based tests for every chapter you read.

Week 2:

• Day 1 - 3 - Class 11th NCERT - Class 11 NCERT Economics
• Day 4 - 6 - Class 12th NCERT - Class 12 NCERT Economics (Microeconomics)
• Day 7 - Class-wise 11 to 12th NCERT - Based Tests

Week 3:

• Day 1- 3 - Class 12th NCERT - Class 12th NCERT Economics (Macroeconomics)
• Day 4 - Class-wise 12th NCERT - Based Tests
• Day 5 - 7 - NCERT summaries - NCERT Summary

Week 4:

1. Day 1 to 7 - Ramesh Singh for Economics

• Day 1 - Introduction
• Day 1 - Growth, Development, and Happiness
• Day 1 - Evolution of the Indian Economy
• Day 1 - Economic Planning
• Day 2 - Planning of India
• Day 3 - Economic Reforms
• Day 3 - Inflation and Business Cycle
• Day 4 - Agriculture and Food Management
• Day 5 - Industry and Infrastructure
• Day 6 - Services Sector
• Day 6 - Indian Financial Market
• Day 7 - Banking of India

Week 5:

1. Ramesh Singh for Economics continued

• Day 1 - Insurance in India
• Day 1 - 2 - Security Market in India
• Day 3 - External Sector in India
• Day 3 - 4 - International Economic Organisations & India
• Day 4 - Tax Structure in India
• Day 5 - Public Finance in India
• Day 6 - Sustainability and Climate Change: India and The World
• Day 6 - Human Development in India

2. Day 7 - Mock test-based learning

Week 6: 

• Day 1 - Topic-wise economics - Introduction to Economics
• Day 1 - 4 - Topic-wise economics - Banking in India
• Day 5 - Topic-wise economics - Growth, Development, and Happiness
• Day 5 - 7 - Topic-wise economics - Economic Planning

Week 7:

• Day 1 - Topic-wise economics - Government Schemes and International Bodies
• Day 1 - 3 - International Relations
• Day 4 - 7 - Government Schemes

Week 8:

• Day 1 - 5 - Topic-wise economics - Summary of the budget
• Day 6 - 7 - Topic-wise economics - Public (Services) Sector in India

Week 9:

• Day 1 - 7 - Topic-wise economics - Summary: Economic Survey

Week 10: 

• Day 1 - Topic-wise economics - Economic Reforms
• Day 1 - 2 - Topic-wise economics - Agriculture and Food Management
• Day 3 - Topic-wise economics - Industry and Infrastructure
• Day 4 - Topic-wise economics - Indian Financial Market
• Day 4 - Topic-wise economics - Insurance in India
• Day 5 - Topic-wise economics - Security Market in India
• Day 5 - Topic-wise economics - External Sector in India (Globalization)
• Day 6 - Topic-wise economics - Evolution of the Indian Economy
• Day 6 - Topic-wise economics - International Economic Organisations & India
• Day 7 - Topic-wise economics - Tax Structure in India
• Day 7 - Topic-wise economics - Public Finance in India

Week 11: 

• Day 1 - Topic-wise economics - Sustainability and the Climate Change: India & the World
• Day 1 - Topic-wise economics - Human Development in India
• Day 2 - Topic-wise economics - Burning Socio-Economic Issues
• Day 3 - Topic-wise economics - Rural Development Programme
• Day 3 - 4 - Topic-wise economics - Pure Economic
• Day 5 - Topic-wise economics - Price and Inflation
• Day 6 - Topic-wise economics - Population
• Day 6 - Topic-wise economics - Land Reforms
• Day 7 - Topic-wise economics - Food Security and PDS
• Day 7 - Topic-wise economics - Growth & Economic Planning

Week 12: 

• Day 1 - 2 - Expected Questions with Answers
• Day 3 - 4 - Sample Modal tests
• Day 5 - 7 - Previous year papers

Apart from the given timetable students should also keep reading the current affairs pertaining to Science and Technology which are available on EduRev. It has been observed that current developments are often asked in UPSC CS Prelims as well as in Mains. You can access it from here. 

With our timetable keep your progress tracked and study what matters. 

Happy learning with EduRev!!