Yes. Focus on conceptual clarity, understanding diagrams/maps, practicing past year papers, and keeping updated with current geographical issues and trends. Time management during the exam is also crucial.

Very important. Many questions are map-based or require interpretation of spatial data. Practicing map labeling and diagram drawing improves accuracy and confidence.

Yes. Environmental geography, sustainable development, climate change, and disaster management are frequently included. Keeping abreast of current events and policies helps in answering these questions.

The exam typically balances both, but weightage can vary. Candidates should prepare both sections comprehensively while also focusing on integrated topics like economic and environmental geography.

Extremely helpful. Practicing previous years’ papers gives insight into question patterns, difficulty level, and frequently asked topics.

Yes, with discipline, structured study plans, and reliable reference books. Joining online mock tests or discussion forums can further strengthen preparation.

Regular revision is key. A weekly or bi-weekly revision schedule helps retain facts, diagrams, and concepts. Focused revision before the exam ensures better retention.