How to read Polity by M.Laxmikanth smartly? | UPSC CSE 2026

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In this video, Neelam Bhatia Ma’am walks you through the right way to read M. Laxmikanth. The book is quite bulky, and it can sometimes feel overwhelming to complete — but not if you read it strategically.

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00:00 How to read Polity by M.Laxmikanth smartly?
00:48 Warm up your foundation
03:09 Why M.Laxmikanth? (Cost-Benefit Analysis)
05:29 Core principles
08:37 Step by step strategy
10:14 First Reading: Conceptual Clarity
12:31 Read Actively: Engage Your Brain
14:29 Practice, Not Just Passive Reading
16:44 Should you make notes?
17:56 Be kind to yourself

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