Cropping pattern in India | MIND MAP | Drishti IAS English

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Option B (Mixed Cropping) is the correct answer.

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⚫⚪ Great MIND-MAP session ⚪⚫ Thank you Drishti IAS team 💎

[@AnkitaKashyap-wo7di]

Thanks for this wonderful session dear mam and dristi ias team 😇🥰😎💖💝💝

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Thanks you so much ma'am

[@AnkitaKashyap-wo7di]

Option b 🥰

[@meenamr3709]

Mixed cropping

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Hello anyone solve my please In this time i am 17 year old and then how to prepare for upsc I am eligible for in 2028. Because minimum age required is 21 year old and In this time I am pursuing graduation 1 year

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Hey! Hope you are doing well! It's commendable that you're thinking about preparing for the UPSC exam at such a young age. Here are some steps you can consider taking to prepare for the UPSC exam in the future: 1. Concentrate on your current academic pursuits and excel in your graduation. UPSC considers candidates from various academic backgrounds, so it's essential to perform well in your chosen field. 2.If possible, opt for subjects in your graduation that align with the UPSC syllabus. This can make your preparation more integrated and efficient. 3.Begin cultivating a habit of staying informed about current affairs, national and international news, government policies, and social issues. Read newspapers, magazines, and follow reputable online sources. 4.UPSC exams require strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Engage in activities that enhance your critical thinking, logical reasoning, and comprehension abilities. 5.Work on improving your English language skills, as the UPSC exams are conducted in English and Hindi. Communication skills are crucial for both the written and interview stages. 6. Develop a habit of reading books on a variety of topics, including history, geography, politics, and sociology. This will not only enhance your knowledge but also improve your reading speed and comprehension. 7. Start thinking about your optional subject for the UPSC exam. Choose a subject that you are passionate about and that complements your academic background. 8.Enhance your writing skills by regularly practicing essay writing and answer writing for the general studies papers. This will improve your ability to articulate your thoughts effectively. Remember that UPSC preparation is not just about academics but also about developing a holistic understanding of various subjects and the world around you or If you prefer a more detailed discussion on your preparation strategy, you can fill out a form by clicking on the link below. Our team will get in touch with you: drishti.link/social-media-community-Form

[@ojaankiansvilakshan9234]

Good afternoon sir

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Mixwd cropping

[@somlatasoner7916]

Ans - option b - mixed cropping

[@shreerajg9909]

B

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B.

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Mixed cropping