Concluded successfully on 6th February (Monday) | A must for non-science/ non-engineering background aspirants | Get FREE PDF, Telegram group link, and mentorship session

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As a UPSC aspirant, you’re no stranger to the pressure and competition that comes with preparing for one of the most prestigious exams in the country.

But the mysterious, unpredictable, and devious nature of CSAT paper can send shivers down the spine of even the veteran UPSC aspirants. AIR 109, Areeba; IPS Shubham Nagargoje; and many such aspirants have failed to clear Prelims due to CSAT in their UPSC journeys at one point in time or the other.

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15 Golden Hacks by Zeeshan sir will help in balancing CSAT-GS preparation for UPSC Prelims 2023

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Also, you’ve likely heard the myths: only engineers or those with strong math and English skills can succeed in CSAT. But that couldn’t be further from the truth. In reality, anyone with the right strategy and bent of mind with smart preparation can score 90+ in CSAT.

That’s why we’re thrilled to announce a special masterclass with Zeeshan Sir, who has demonstrated this time and again.

This masterclass is completely free and open to all UPSC aspirants, but seats are limited. Don’t miss your chance to learn from the best and take your CSAT preparation to the next level.

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Don’t let CSAT kill your UPSC dream.

Outcomes aren’t in your hand but efforts are.

CSAT MASTERCLASS DETAILS

Date and Time: 6th February, 7:30 pm (Monday)

Link: Zoom link will be shared on email post registration

FREE Entry but limited seats

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Important Takeaways:

1. 15 Golden Hacks by Zeeshan sir. We will also share a PDF of these so please register.
2. Trend analysis of the last 4 years of CSAT paper. How UPSC CSAT has been evolving, changing patterns and difficulty levels?
3. How to deal with maths and logical reasoning questions irrespective of your academic background?
4. Balancing CSAT and GS preparation? Avoid over-preparing or under-preparing for CSAT.
5. How do select topics and sections which are high scoring and have a high return of investment wrt time spent during preparation?
6. List of super easy topics for CSAT that you must not ignore.
7. From where and how to start reading and practicing comprehension. How many comprehensions you should try to solve in the paper?
8. How to approach the CSAT paper for best time management and high score?
9. How to use smart elimination techniques in CSAT paper? The most important part of this webinar masterclass.

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CivilsDaily’s FREE Webinar package

Post-webinar we will share important PDFs, timetable framework, and notes.

Other than this a strategy package will be emailed to you.

Note: Entry is on a first-come, first-served basis. Limited seats are available.

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What do our students have to say about Zeeshan sir’s CSAT and Prelims sessions?

6th February (Monday) | 1-1 LIVE Masterclass on Clearing CSAT is easy even if you are terrible in maths and belong to a non-science or engineering background by Zeeshan Hashmi sir.

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84035770609?pwd=MUZ5UDUxU1ovZkR1eWlJUmgyVkRnQT09

Meeting ID: 840 3577 0609
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30th January (Monday) 2023 | How to utilize NCERTs for UPSC? Learn the art of Making notes for Prelims 2023 & 2024.

What would be the grave mistake? The reply is “To exclude NCERTs.” Learn to cherish NCERTs if you want to enjoy UPSC prep.

The ideal starting point for any UPSC aspirant is NCERTs, the key to success. They serve as a basic juncture where your understanding of the fundamentals for solving MCQs and analytical skills for long answer writing unite.

Almost all UPSC aspirants start with NCERTs but do they all clear IAS?

The answer is ‘No’.

Though everyone read NCERTs, 99% of them don’t even know what is the proper way to read them, utilize them, make notes, revise, etc.

On the other hand, only reading NCERTs alone isn’t the way to success; you’ll only succeed in the IAS test if you understand how to read NCERTs, which 4-5 we specifically need to study, and how to Make notes from them.

Since these books are aspirants’ weakest area, you should make them your strength. Follow this session to learn how to utilize NCERTs and What is the art of making notes.

Masterclass Details: 30th January 2023 (Monday) At 7:30 PM

Grasp the opportunity to get outstanding tips on how to utilize NCERTs for UPSC. ’, ‘how to read & what to read, And how to make notes for Prelims 2023 & 2024.

Strategies & Approaches, in This Free Live Webinar by Diksha Ma’am!

• How to utilize NCERT Books? How to improve your reading and analytical skills from NCERTs which are super crucial for UPSC-CSE? Which portion of every NCERT must be utilized for making notes?
• Best, minimum NCERT materials for UPSC-CSE Preparation. Do’s & Don’t, Understanding the science behind how society works is important, so what are the best 4 to 5 NCERTs to read?
• For foundational preparation for prelims, students can read & make quick revision notes with the NCERT books, to begin, their history preparation. What are those books that have proven to be highly beneficial in the case of students that come from commerce or science backgrounds?
• It is critical to understand Indian and global geography. Maps and information about different climatic regions provided in NCERT Geography books help answer many questions about geography. How to learn & what maps/diagrams/footnotes are not to be ignored will also be discussed.
• Political Science covers the country’s legal and fundamental aspects, which makes it an extremely important subject. How to & what to cover from NCERTs so that ‘Laxmikant’ becomes easier to read and revise.
• The subject of the Indian Economy covers India’s current and past economic aspects, which makes it an important topic. Knowing its fundamentals is crucial for UPSC exams. So, What is to be learned by heart & which NCERTs are fit for the economy will be comprehensively discussed.
• What is the difference between ‘The Old Version NCERTs’ & ‘The New Version NCERTs & which subjects, and which versions of NCERTs you should focus on,  this will also be discussed thoroughly in this ask me anything session? 
•  The untold secret of ‘how & from where UPSC asks direct questions from NCERTs. How to build command over NCERTs is going to be another crucial point of this awesome session.

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Zeeshan sir will share PDF notes (GS And Current Affairs), and Imp Lecture recorded videos. Register for the PDF here.

Consistently scoring in the range of 60-70 marks in Prelims mocks?

Not being able to pinpoint where you’re making mistakes, and how to rectify them so that you can up the score?

Don’t want to fail UPSC Prelims 2023.

If you can relate then this is for you.

Attempting mocks for Prelims is important to assess your current preparation level but it must be process-oriented activity instead of mindlessly attempting mocks, looking at the answer keys, and crying after a bad performance.

Want to ace the UPSC? Start with mock tests. Want to guarantee Prelims success? Make it a process driven activity.

Zeeshan Hashmi, Senior IAS mentor

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Webinar Details:

• 19th Jan 2023 at 7:30 PM
• The Zoom link will be emailed to you post-registration
• Zeeshan sir will share PDF notes (GS And Current Affairs), and Imp Lecture videos.

Key takeaways: absolute clarity on a number of issues

1. How to attempt mocks in the most effective way for preparation and revision?
2. Perfect the post mock process
   • How to self-evaluate a Prelims mock paper?
   • Analyzing questions like a pro?
   • Rectifying mistakes and course correction
   • Making notes
3. Smart techniques to attempt mocks: Elimination and tikdams
4. Compounding effect: Making guaranteed improvements after every mock and eventually a massive jump in actual prelims
5. Avoiding mistakes that make you feel silly after the test.
6. Devising your strategy: Finding your unique way of attempting and approaching a prelims paper
7. Revision and syllabus completion

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19th Jan 2023, 7:30 pm | Zeeshan sir will PDF notes (GS And Current Affairs), and Imp Lecture videos.

Register FREE for 2 Days’ UPSC Workshop by UPSC 2021 topper AIR 109, Areeba & UPSC 2019 ranker Rajat sir

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We are excited to announce a two-day workshop by UPSC toppers, who will be sharing their valuable insights, strategies, and experiences that led them to success in the UPSC exam.

Day 2 with AIR 109, Areeba ma; am: 18 months strategy to clear UPSC 2024 in ONE attempt

16th Jan 2023 (Monday), 4 pm

UPSC Topper AIR 109, UPSC 2021, Areeba Nomaan, CD’s Super Mentor will take a LIVE workshop where she will be sharing 18 months of strategy to clear UPSC 2024 in just one attempt.

Mode: Online, Zoom link will be emailed to you

What you should expect after Day 2 of the workshop?

1. UPSC Trend and pattern analysis of UPSC based on the previous 10 years’ CSE exam.
2. Solid approach for the next 18 months even if you have just started the preparation? Strategy for the next 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, and like that, will be shared with you.
3. Monthly and quarterly targets.
4. How to cover the UPSC syllabus? Best sources
5. Time management – invest effectively 5 hours per day for UPSC success. How to effectively manage preparation time? Make a timetable and set targets.
6. Managing UPSC preparation with a serious time crunch; job – working professionals, college students, and family (especially for homemaker aspirants)
7. Making notes and building a foundation with NCERTs
8. Breaking the inertia towards answer writing, and attempting mock tests.
9. Do’s and Dont’s; and breaking the myths around UPSC. Eg. Aspirants from rural or non-engineering backgrounds are at a disadvantage
10. Enhancing retention- Revision techniques that are common, standard, and used frequently. What exactly are they?

• Click here for Day 1 detail – Perfect time management to clear UPSC Prelims 2023 in 4.5 months with Rajat sir
• Click here for Day 2 details- 18 months strategy to clear UPSC 2024 in ONE attempt with Areeba ma;am

Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat.

Sun Tzu

Day 1 with Rajat sir, IP&TAFS, UPSC 2019

14th Jan 2023 (Saturday), 7 pm

Rajat sir will discuss and share 5 point strategy for the next 4.5 months for UPSC 2023 aspirants. He will also share Macro and Micro strategies for the upcoming months, important and probable topics as well.

What you should expect on Day 1?

1. Strategic time allocation for the next 4.5 months for UPSC Prelims 2023
2. Going selective: What’s important for UPSC Prelims 2023, ignoring the rest (What to read from UPSC Prelims syllabus)
3. From where to read and cover UPSC prelims syllabus? – Current Affairs and GS static
4. How to read? (Purpose-driven current affairs coverage) How to cover the last 1.5 yrs of UPSC current affairs?
5. How to ensure retention through revision? (Not just one-time activity)
6. How to deal with CSAT?
7. How to attempt test series and how to incorporate Previous Year tests/questions in your preparation?
8. How to balance safe (max) attempts vs accuracy?
9. How to do guesswork and at the same time minimize negative marking? On which type of questions you should take the risk

Don’t miss out on this super important workshop.

Time: 7 pm onwards

Mode: This Workshop will be held in online mode. We will share a Zoom link in your email. Please register.

Contact here: +91 7303316700

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Day 2 with AIR 109, Areeba ma;am: 18 months strategy to clear UPSC 2024 in ONE attempt

16th Jan 2023 (Monday), 3 pm

UPSC Topper AIR 109, UPSC 2021, Areeba Nomaan, CD’s Super Mentor will take a LIVE workshop where she will be sharing 18 months strategy to clear UPSC 2024 in just one attempt.

Mode: Online, Zoom link will be emailed to you

What you should expect after Day 2 of the workshop?

1. UPSC Trend and pattern analysis of UPSC based on the previous 10 years’ CSE exam.
2. Solid approach for the next 18 months even if you have just started the preparation? Strategy for the next 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, and like that, will be shared with you.
3. Monthly and quarterly targets.
4. How to cover the UPSC syllabus? Best sources
5. Time management – invest effectively 5 hours per day for UPSC success. How to effectively manage preparation time? Make a timetable and set targets.
6. Managing UPSC preparation with a serious time crunch; job – working professionals, college students, and family (especially for homemaker aspirants)
7. Making notes and building foundation with NCERTs
8. Breaking the inertia towards answer writing, and attempting mock tests.
9. Do’s and Dont’s; and breaking the myths around UPSC. Eg. Aspirants from rural or non-engineering backgrounds are at a disadvantage
10. Enhancing retention- Revision techniques that are common, standard, and used frequently. What exactly are they?

Mode: Online, Zoom link will be emailed to you

Time: 7 pm onwards

Contact here: +91 7303316700

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The workshop will be an opportunity for UPSC aspirants for UPSC Prelims 2023 exam and UPSC 2024 who want to clear the exam in just one attempt, to learn from the best and gain a competitive edge in their preparation for the exam.

The workshop will focus on the importance of strategy, covering a wide range of topics such as time management, effective study techniques, and methods for developing a winning strategy to clear the UPSC exam.

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Register FREE for 2 Days’ UPSC Workshop by UPSC 2021 topper AIR 109, Areeba & UPSC 2019 ranker Rajat sir

12th January (Thursday) at 7 PM | Game-changing masterclass by Santosh sir | 90% of questions in UPSC prelims 2023 will come from these 50 broad themes.

• Webinar Details
• Important points to be discussed

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Listen to Santosh Sir…

Have you ever asked yourself why UPSC conducts Prelims? To know how many books you’ve read or how many revisions have you made? 

None of the above.

The Prelims exam is the first stage to measure how objective you are. How aware you are of your surroundings. Apart from that how you are able to take risks.

It is strictly an aptitude test based on your knowledge and awareness.

Clearing the UPSC Prelims exam can be even tougher task to tackle for those who are stuck in some kind of blind revisions of NCERTs as well as Advanced books. It’s sometimes found that 99% of Prelims candidates remain engrossed in revising Test series, Yellow books of current affairs, and Notes just before D-day.

But is there any guarantee that the above things will definitely sail every aspirant through the first and the most deadly hurdle of UPSC, the Prelims? NOPE

So, if you’re aspiring to crack the UPSC Prelims exam 2023 in less than 5 months, the road ahead might appear intimidating but it is not impossible.

Santosh Gupta (the UPSC Prelims Guru) will share the 50 most important topics for UPSC prelims 2023 and 5 techniques that you can use to maximize your chances of clearing the exam with 95% accuracy – so never ever miss such a crucial LIVE session!

Webinar Details:

Date: 12th January (Thursday)

Time: 7 PM onwards

• Mode: Online, Zoom link will be emailed to you
• Post-webinar Civilsdaily strategy pack will be shared with you via email
• Recording of the webinar can be requested by filling up the same registration form

The awesome masterclass is an opportunity to grasp the outstanding tips on the 50 Most Important Topics & 5 Techniques To Ace UPSC Prelims 2023 With 95% Accuracy

Whether it is your 1st attempt, 2nd attempt, or 3rd, this webinar will help you immensely to clear UPSC Prelims 2023 with ease.

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Key takeaways discussed in the webinar:

• 50 Most Important Topics after a comprehensive trend analysis of the past 5 yrs’ UPSC Prelims GS 1 paper. So, how to change your preparation methods right now?
• To beat the uncertainty, which 5 techniques are essential to attempt UPSC Prelims 2023 paper with 95% Accuracy?
• How to solve unexpected questions or bouncer questions? These are questions you’ve never anticipated while preparing for the Prelims.
• Strategy for the next 4.5 months and how to utilize remaining time to the fullest.
• Significance of Current Affairs. Is it really declining in Prelims? How to cover current affairs?
• How to cover GS static syllabus and connect it with current affairs for UPSC prelims 2023?
• What is logic based questions solving in prelims? Solving MCQs even when you don’t know the exact answer.
• Using Time-Tested Elimination Techniques. How to use these techniques in sample questions? only generalized preparation is not enough. You have to be ready for the worst. Besides usual ordinary questions, you have to solve more or less offbeat questions. Remember, Offbeat questions require an offbeat approach and it gets 125+ in prelims for you. So, how to apply ‘Intelligent guessing’, ‘the way of thinking, and ‘Core common sense.
• How to stay alert at the 5 worst mistakes areas, like unknown extremely factual questions, Random questions such as from sports in 2021, Questions from old current affairs, Ques. that are not directly from current affairs but inspired by current affairs, and Questions based on common sense such as questions in prelims-2021 and 2022. 
• Learn time management in the exam hall. Most of the time, twisted questions force you to take more time to answer. So, How to filter out and attempt easy questions in the first round quickly and move on to the next with which moderate to difficult questions? will be discussed thoroughly. 
• How to avoid silly mistakes by using common sense to the plausibility of statements given. Usually, low-confident aspirants do not attempt these types of questions and overconfident ones make mistakes by overthinking.

What successful students say

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Webinar masterclass on 12th Jan (Monday), 7 pm

12th January (Thursday) at 7 PM | Ultimate Guide for UPSC Prelims 2023 by Santosh Sir | 50 Most Important Topics & 5 Techniques To Ace UPSC Prelims 2023 With 95% Accuracy

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Three core subjects Polity, Economics, and Environment carry a weight of almost 50% in the UPSC Prelims exam, both in terms of syllabus and the questions that are asked in the paper.

For a score of 120+ in Prelims, 2023 aspirants must target and focus on mastering the concepts and current affairs related to these subjects on a priority basis.

UPSC topper Prabhat sir will be taking up a webinar masterclass to help you cover and strategize these three core areas.

Webinar masterclass on 6th Jan 2023, Friday

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Webinar Masterclass Details:

• Date: 6th Jan 2023 at 7 pm
• Mode: Online, Zoom link will be emailed to you
• Post-webinar Civilsdaily strategy pack will be shared with you on email
• Recording of the webinar can be requested by filling up the same registration form

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Strategies & Approaches, in This Free Live Webinar by Prabhat Sir!

1. Strategy to cover 3 core subjects Polity, Economics, and Environment syllabus along with timetable and timelines. Balancing current affairs and static for these two will be discussed.
2. Best, minimum NCERT materials and standard books for 3 core subjects in UPSC-CSE Preparation.
3. Covering and connecting current affairs for the last 1.5 years with these core subjects.
4. Important topics and concepts for Polity and Environment – core of the core subjects
5. The subject of the Indian Economy covers India’s current and past economic aspects, which makes it an important topic. Knowing its fundamentals is crucial for UPSC exams. So, What is to be learned by heart & which NCERTs and standard books are fit for the economy will be comprehensively discussed.

6.  The untold secret of ‘how & from where UPSC asks direct questions from NCERTs. How to build command over NCERTs is going to be another crucial point of this awesome session.

Webinar masterclass on 6th Jan 2023, Friday

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Webinar masterclass on 6th Jan 2023, Friday

Zoom Link:

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83276376890?pwd=UDlSMlVjS216YVRrVy9MbHl0MmZHdz09

Meeting ID: 832 7637 6890
Passcode: 918210

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29th December, at 7 PM | UPSC Workshop with AIR 109, Areeba Nomaan on a 5-month plan for UPSC 2023 & 18-month plan for 2024 and set daily weekly, and monthly targets | FREE Registration Open

According to UPSC Topper AIR 109, UPSC 2021, Areeba Nomaan, those who can not govern the clock, but get governed by it, will not be eligible for UPSC CSE. Because the foundation of every strategy lies in proper time management. And you can’t value your time without a workable strategy. 

Once you master your time, you will understand how easy it is that most of the rankers hit their target of what they can accomplish in under 12 months.

So whether you’re sitting for UPSC 2023 or have made up your mind for UPSC 2024 as your first and final attempt, don’t waste a single minute.

AIR 109, UPSC 2021, Areeba Nomaan, CD’s Super Mentor took the IMP masterclass on cracking UPSC 2023-24 in just one attempt + Important Time management skills and strategy.

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Webinar Details:

• 29th December (Thursday) at 7 PM
• Zoom link will be emailed to you post-registration

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Key takeaways: How to make a timetable for UPSC?

• What should be your approach for the next 5 months even if you have just started the preparation for UPSC 2023? Strategy for the next 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, and like that, will be shared with you.
• What should be your approach for the next 18 months even if you have not yet started the preparation? Strategy for the next 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, and like that, will be shared with you.
• How to cover the UPSC syllabus? The syllabus, and not the books, must be completed. Focussing on the essentials first.
• Time management You just need to invest effectively 5 hours per day for UPSC success. How to effectively manage preparation time? Make a timetable and set targets. Learn from the UPSC Topper Areeba herself.
• Managing UPSC preparation with a serious time crunch; job – working professionals, college students, and family (especially for homemaker aspirants)
• She made a UPSC trend analysis and based on that decoded the expectations and pattern of UPSC 2023. Areeba ma’am shared 10 important themes for the upcoming exams that one must not ignore whether it’s UPSC 2023 or 2024.
• Short-time smart Revision techniques that are common, standard, and used frequently. What exactly are they?
• How to take full advantage of the FREE CivilsDaily’s Preparatory Package and personalized mentorship session

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CivilsDaily’s FREE Webinar package

Post-webinar we will share important PDFs, timetable framework, and notes.

Other than this a strategy package will be emailed to you.

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All India FREE Mock Test (GS + CSAT) for UPSC-CSE 2023: 24th-25th December || Online at Delhi Center; Offline/Online at Pune Center

How to attempt the test?

After registration go to https://prelims.civilsdaily.com/
Log in with your registered username and password
Go to Learn
Find all the tests there.

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GET READY TO EXPERIENCE THE COMPLETE EXAMINATION PATTERN!

We are conducting both GENERAL STUDIES and CSAT Prelims mock tests with high-quality UPSC-level questions along with Test Discussion.

This is going to be an eye-opener.

Details: Time & Venue

Date: 24th December 2022 in both Delhi, Pune Center; 25th December at Delhi center

• GS: 9:30 AM to 11: 30 AM
• CSAT: 2:30 Pm to 4: 30 PM

Language: English

Mode: Both Offline and Online at Pune Center || Only Online at Delhi Center

Test Fee: FREE (Open to all)

👉Delhi Offline Center: CivilsDaily IAS, 1 LGF, Apsara Arcade, Pusa Rd Next to Gate No 7, Karol Bagh, Delhi

👉Pune Offline Center: Civilsdaily IAS, First floor, 518, Ramprasad, opposite Radhika Bhel, Sadashiv Peth, Pune, Maharashtra 411030

What students will get after the mock-Tests

1. Detailed analysis over a call
2. Mentorship session to help you with situational awareness wrt UPSC Prelims 2023
3. Smash Prelims select notes

Concluded successfully | Zeeshan sir shared PDF notes (GS And Current Affairs), and Imp Lecture videos.

To get recorded video + Webinar PDF , register here

Click and Learn Why to start UPSC 2024 Prep Today

Srushti Jayant Deshmukh, Tina Dabi, and Satyam Gandhi

What is common in these toppers?

It’s an early start. All these toppers started at least 1.5 years before the Prelims.

UPSC 2024 is almost 18 months away and it is the right time when you should start your preparation.

Aspirants, to triumph over UPSC 2024 battle and become an IAS in your first attempt, all you need is to become the Master of your time and take the early mover advantage.

UPSC is such a race where you needn’t run fast to win, You need to pace slow, steady and absolutely early.

Zeeshan Hashmi, Senior IAS mentor

If you have made up your mind for UPSC 2024 as your first and final attempt, don’t waste a single minute. Zeeshan sir’s 18 month Rock-Steady strategies will get you started towards success.

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Webinar Details:

• 24th December (Saturday) at 7 PM
• Zoom link will be emailed to you post-registration

Key takeaways: absolute clarity on a number of issues

1. Trend analysis of UPSC based on the previous 10 years’ CSE exam, Understanding the expectations of UPSC, and devising an evolving adaptive strategy for UPSC 2024 Prelims and Mains.

2. What should be your approach for the next 18 months even if you have just started the preparation? Strategy for the next 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, and like that, will be shared with you.

3. How to cover the UPSC syllabus? The syllabus, and not the books, must be completed. Focussing on the essentials first.

4. Time management You just need to invest effectively 5 hours per day for UPSC success. How to effectively manage preparation time? Make a timetable and set targets. Learn from the UPSC guru Sajal sir himself.

5. Managing UPSC preparation with a serious time crunch; job – working professionals, college students, and family (especially for homemaker aspirants)

6. Building a strong foundation: NCERT, current affairs, and standard books. How and which one to focus more on? Best sources for GS and Current Affairs.

7. Breaking the inertia towards answer writing, and attempting mock tests. When and how to attempt tests and start mains answer writing?

8. Do’s and Dont’s; and breaking the myths around UPSC. Eg. Aspirants from rural or non-engineering backgrounds are at a disadvantage.

9. How to take notes and organize information/content for UPSC prelims and Mains answers? Making notes of case studies, schemes, examples, etc. Basically the skill of taking notes. What topics necessitate notes and which do not?

10. UPSC Hacks and tricks like Tikdams that worked for UPSC rankers. A PDF will be shared with you all.

11. Revision techniques that are common, standard, and used frequently. What exactly are they?

12. How to take full advantage of the FREE CivilsDaily’s Preparatory Package and personalized mentorship session

Other than this you will get clarity on

• Why Start Now?
  • Reduced vacancies – Extremely high competition. Due to the separation of the Railway services exam, the vacancies for UPSC CSE will get reduced. And the cut-off for prelims and mains is going to go up.
  • More opportunities to make improvements in preparation. Beginners are prone to making mistakes in the first attempt but due to lack of time, they can’t make amends. But if you have ample time you can make it in one go.
• A huge UPSC syllabus and long journey require an aspirant to develop a mindset. That takes time for first-timers.
  • Answer writing notes revision everything could be started eyes and plan with surgical precision if started early
  • You get more time to unlearn certain habits which might be detrimental to UPSC prep and build new habits.
• How to prepare?
  • First, the dynamic nature of the gigantic syllabus must be acknowledged.
  • Second, Complete coverage of the syllabus with a smart technique and a minimum number of sources.
  • Third, Segregate the syllabus, identifying the core areas of the CSE.
  • Fourth, Follow 3R: Revise, Revise and Revise
  • Fifth, Most importantly how to improvise & customize your preparation plan as per your own strength and weakness
• Advantages of the early beginning:  
  • How to set your goals and build your habit. Habit formation, after all, takes time and effort
  • Having sufficient time, how to re-schedule your planning.
  • If you think you’re a fainted heart, better start IAS preparation soon. It makes you stone-hearted.

Our on-demand UPSC Seminar will help you with 6 key components of your UPSC 2024 preparation-

1. Direction – Strategy and plan
2. Discipline – Timetable
3. Consistency – Monitoring
4. Value addition – Notes and material
5. Evaluation – Of UPSC prep on a regular basis
6. Motivation – Managing the highs and lows of aspirants

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On 17th December, 5:30 PM | Integrated Preparation for UPSC and MPSC 2023 -24 from scratch | Soham sir will share a detailed strategy, timetable, and best resources for GS and Current Affairs

Post-webinar get PERSONALIZED Current Affairs Strategy + MENTORSHIP CALL for MPSC/UPSC 2023-24. 

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Aspirants, preparing for the Civil Service exam, be it UPSC or Maharashtra State Services (MPSC) take more than just hard work. It is about studying in the right direction.

Now after the pattern change, the MPSC syllabus is aligned with the UPSC, and aspirants can now shoot two birds with one arrow. But for that, you need a perfect strategy, follow the most relevant resources, avoid things that waste your time/attempts, know where you are making mistakes, and fill those loopholes asap.

Soham sir will be LIVE for a Webinar on 17th December to help to Strategize for UPSC-MPSC 2023/2024 even if you are starting from scratch. (Details below)

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Table of Content

• Details of UPSC/MPSC Webinar
• Topics will be discussed
• What you’ll get as a part of the Special Preparatory Package?
• About Soham Mandhare

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Post-webinar get PERSONALIZED Current Affairs Strategy + MENTORSHIP CALL for MPSC/UPSC 2023-24. 

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Details of UPSC/MPSC Webinar:

Topic: How to prepare from scratch for UPSC and MPSC exam for 2023/2024 in an integrated manner?

Detailed strategy, timetable, and best resources for GS and Current Affairs for an integrated Preparation for UPSC and MPSC

Date and Time:

17th December 2022 (Friday) at 5:30 pm

FREE and Open to all

Post-seminar CivilsDaily will share a special Preparatory Package both for UPSC & MPSC candidates.

You are also entitled to a personalized intensive mentorship session by a senior IAS mentor wherein you can avail of a personalized study plan, schedule, and doubt resolution session.

Post-webinar get PERSONALIZED Current Affairs Strategy + MENTORSHIP CALL for MPSC/UPSC 2023-24. 

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This is for you if you are:

1. A UPSC/MPSC beginner – confused about the syllabus, prioritizing subjects, making timetables & targets, or just getting started.
2. A working professional or college student who will be attempting UPSC 2023 -2024 with a job. Facing a serious time crunch and mismanagement in UPSC preparation.
3. A veteran or aspirant trying to improve your rank in UPSC 2023-2024 attempt.

Strategic planning will help you fully uncover your options, set priorities for them, and define the methods to achieve them.

Post-webinar get PERSONALIZED Current Affairs Strategy + MENTORSHIP CALL for MPSC/UPSC 2023-24. 

Details of the Webinar topics

This is going to be an interactive 1-1 session with UPSC Ranker. You will get ample time and opportunity to discuss this with Soham sir. These points will be discussed.

• Why and how to prepare for UPSC and MPSC? How to formulate an integrated preparation plan. Make a plan for the day. Day-to-day time management.
• Strategy for absolute beginners for UPSC and MPSC
• What will be the best minimum source that will cover current affairs topics for both exams?
• Strategy on how to cover overlapping core areas.  
• Should an aspirant participate in a study group and prepare?
• What shall be the macro plan for the next 6 months and 18 months for 2024 attempt?
• How to memorize facts, data, and huge syllabus? How to make revision Cycle strategy
• How to make notes for both GS and Current Affairs?
• How and when to start Answer Writing?

Post-webinar get PERSONALIZED Current Affairs Strategy + MENTORSHIP CALL for MPSC/UPSC 2023-24. 

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CivilsDaily’s mentorship: Acknowledged by The Hindu

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About Soham Mandhare

Soham Mandhare’s story is about grit and determination. It is a story of fortitude. Despite all the hardships he secured an AIR 267 in UPSC 2021. She was a student of our Mentorship programs and was taking mentorship under Sajal sir and Sukanya ma’am.

Soham’s optional was PSIR and he scored one of the highest marks in UPSC Mains exam. He will be mentoring CivilsDaily students as Super Mentor.

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What you’ll get as a part of the Special Preparatory Package?

As a part of this:

1. FREE Mentorship session with Senior IAS Mentor on strategy and approach for UPSC/MPSC 2023.
2. Samachar Manthan (Marathi) current week’s module and Mains Questions
3. Prelims Weekly MCQ PDF
4. Mains 250+ Value notes
5. Current month’s Monthly Magazine

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Post-webinar get PERSONALIZED Current Affairs Strategy + MENTORSHIP CALL for MPSC/UPSC 2023-24. 

Karishma Nair, AIR 14 was also CivilsDaily’s mentorship studentAIR 65, and Pranav was a mentorship student for UPSC 2020

Some of our Ranker from Maharashtra

Post-webinar get PERSONALIZED Current Affairs Strategy + MENTORSHIP CALL for MPSC/UPSC 2023-24. 

The wait is over! National Testing Agency (NTA) under the Ministry of Education has released the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) Exam calendar.

The exam will be held from 21st to 31st May 2023. This is the right time you should start your preparation for CUET 2023.

CivilsDaily has top MCQ tests, the best resources, and dedicated mentorship support for CUET 2023 preparation.

Civilsdaily Crack CUET 2023👉 CLICK & ENROLL HERE

CUET 2023 Notification

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CUET 2023 Eligibility Criteria

Candidates must check the following eligibility norms before applying for CUET 2023:

• Nationality: Indian National citizens will be eligible to apply.
• Qualification: For Ug, candidates must have qualified 12th level exam (with 50% for the General category and 45% for SC/ST category) whereas, for PG, candidates must have a qualified bachelor’s degree from any recognized board or university.

Age Limit: There will be no age limit to apply for CUET 2023 examination.

The pattern of the exam

The CUET will be held online as a computer-based test (CBT) and in two shifts, Slot I (morning) & Slot II (afternoon). The exam duration will be 3 Hours 15 minutes & 3 Hours 45 minutes respectively, depending on the subject combination chosen by the students. A candidate has to write a minimum of one or more exams in both slots.

Syllabus of the exam

Discuss the CUET 2023 syllabus in detail for FREE. Click below and schedule a FREE One-to-One call with senior mentors and faculty from CivilsDaily.

The students’ fluency in the language is to be tested through questions asked in Reading Comprehension based on different types of passages – Factual, Literary, and Narratives [Literary Aptitude & Vocabulary]. The languages included in Section IA and IB respectively are as mentioned below:

Section IA	Section IB
English, Hindi, Gujarati, Bengali, Assamese, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, and Urdu.	Chinese, German, French, Arabic, Italian, Japanese, Nepali, Russian, Spanish, Tibetan, Dogri, Bodo, Kashmiri, Konkani, Maithili, Manipuri, Santhali, and Sindhi.

For Domain subjects, CUET aspirants are expected to be thorough with their NCERTs.

Your NCERT books will be the best source of preparation for the domain-specific paper. One can choose from the following subjects for the domain-specific paper. The candidates may choose a maximum of 6 Subjects from the below-mentioned list.

• Accountancy/ Book Keeping
• Biology/ Biological Studies/ Biotechnology/Biochemistry
• Business Studies
• Chemistry
• Computer Science/ Informatics Practices
• Economics/ Business Economics
• Engineering Graphics
• Entrepreneurship
• Environmental Studies
• Geography/Geology
• History
• Home Science
• Knowledge Tradition and Practices of India
• Legal Studies
• Mathematics
• Physical Education/ NCC /Yoga
• Physics
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Sociology

These are again classified as Domain Subjects and Additional Subjects as below:

Domain Subjects	Additional Subjects
Accountancy, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Computer Sciences, Economics, Geography, History, Home Science, Legal Studies, Maths, Physics, Political Sciences, Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology.	Physical Education, Engineering graphics, Fine arts, Knowledge & Tradition – Practices in India, Entrepreneurship, Teaching aptitude, Mass media, and Agriculture.

For General aptitude and general awareness tests:

• General Knowledge & Current Affairs
• General Mental Ability
• Numerical Ability
• Quantitative Reasoning 
• Logical and Analytical Reasoning

Click below and schedule a FREE One-to-One call with senior mentors and faculty from CivilsDaily. Also, get FREE resources and tests.

https://www.civilsdaily.com/course/cuet-2023/

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Samachar Manthan, CivilsDaily’s flagship Current Affairs program for UPSC CSE exam has launched two new batches:

1. Special Batch 2 for UPSC 2023 aspirants (click) this will also focus on Current Affairs backlog coverage for UPSC Prelims 2023
2. Samachar Manthan new batch for UPSC 2024 aspirants (click)

Do you know?

• 85% of UPSC 2022 Prelims and Mains Questions were from CivilsDaily’s Current Affairs Test Series
• 100+ rankers vouch for the efficacy of Samachar Manthan, a result-oriented Current Affairs program

Samachar Manthan registered the highest turnout of UPSC rankers from any Current Affairs program available in the market

Schedule a FREE call to know how to cover the current affairs backlog for UPSC 2023 Prelims. We will be sharing a personalized strategy and timetable for you as per your UPSC preparation situation.

Schedule a FREE call to know how to make current Affairs your strength

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Click here for Samachar Manthan Yearly for UPSC CSE 2024

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Samachar Manthan Batch 2 for UPSC CSE 2023

This is going to be a special batch as the focus would be on two things:

1. Covering the backlog from June 2022 to current month along with answer writing and note making.
2. Side by side continuing and covering for the current issues for Prelims 2023 and then Mains 2023.

Since Samachar Manthan is a weekly current affairs program we will be designing it for you so that you are covering multiple weeks of current affairs in one week. Eg. Week 1 (June 2022’s first week’s) will be placed with SM Week 28 (current week’s).

Schedule a FREE call to know how to cover the current affairs backlog for UPSC 2023 Prelims. We will be sharing a personalized strategy and timetable for you as per your UPSC preparation situation.

Samachar Manthan Yearly for UPSC CSE 2024

This will be the full-fleged batch for UPSC 2024 aspirants that will continue till Mains.

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This is what our students have to say about Samachar Manthan and Sajal Sir & other faculties.

Our ex-students, now rankers.

Check out Shahansha’s excerpt on how he cleared UPSC 2020:

https://youtu.be/6WA8nhi9g8I

Read more topper’s testimonials (click here)

Schedule a FREE call to know how to cover the current affairs backlog for UPSC 2023 Prelims. We will be sharing a personalized strategy and timetable for you as per your UPSC preparation situation.

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89622617083?pwd=cTc2bHlDeUUzNWJxeWVDWnk3VXh2Zz09

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Get FREE Samachar Manthan module after Webinar

How to collect-analyse-organize-utilize-revise current affairs? Circle 16th (Friday) on the Calendar for Important Webinar for UPSC 2023-24.

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Everybody tells you Current Affairs is crucial for UPSC CSE Prelims and Mains.

But no one tells you how to cover current affairs, what are the best sources, and how to collect-analyse-organize-utilize-revise current affairs.

Dimple Chouhan ma’am, senior IAS faculty for Samachar Manthan program will take the most important webinar for you on How to cover current affairs most effectively for UPSC CSE?

Table of Content

• Webinar Details: Time, Venue, Topics
• What are you going to learn in this Webinar?
• What materials will you Receive post-webinar?
• About Dimple Chauhan Ma’am

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Current Affairs provide the basis for almost 70-80% of the questions asked in UPSC Prelims and Mains. As per recent exam trends, even the questions on various hardcore GS subjects, including History, Culture, Geography, and politics, have been critically connected with and influenced by current events.

Webinar Details:

Date: 16th December, Friday

Time: 7 PM

Mode: Online (we will email you the link)

Registration is FREE and Webinar is Open to all

Post webinar get PERSONALIZED Current Affairs Strategy + MENTORSHIP CALL for UPSC 2023-24. 

What are you going to learn in this Webinar?

Basically, exam-oriented current affairs preparation depends on 4 aspects;

• Staying informed about the most relevant current topics.
• Understanding the context (It is not enough to simply know what has happened
• Organizing & updating your notes for MCQs & Answer writing.
• Practicing MCQs and forming Mains GS answers 

In this webinar Dimple ma’am will discuss following points

1. How to cover daily current affairs in just 1.5 hrs along with notes and answer writing? Especially for working professionals.

2. How to Link current affairs to GS in Answer Writing?

3. How Current Affairs can help beat the unpredictability of UPSC paper, especially Prelims. Changing trends, eg: Prelims 2022- many questions from IR.

4. Issues in Current Affairs coverage- 

• What to read?
• What are the sources?
• How much time should be devoted to Current Affairs?
• Can newspapers be a substitute for monthly magazines?
• How to make notes
• How to integrate CA into Mains answers
• Daily, weekly coverage vs monthly coverage

5. Subjects, directly and indirectly, dependent on CA

Post webinar get PERSONALIZED Current Affairs Strategy + MENTORSHIP CALL for UPSC 2023-24. 

Materials You Will Receive Post Webinar (Webinar FREE Package)

• 1-1 discussion on Most Probable current affairs topics for UPSC 2023
• Smash Prelims notes PDF,
• 24 weeks’ Micro-Macro masterplan,
• and MCQ tests.

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About Dimple Ma’am

Dimple Chouhan is a senior IAS faculty at CivilsDaily. She has been mentoring UPSC aspirants for 4 years now and has mentored 150+ aspirants to Prelims success.

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What The Hindu mentioned about Civilsdaily Mentorship

Post webinar get PERSONALIZED Current Affairs Strategy + MENTORSHIP CALL for UPSC 2023-24. 

Register for LIVE DAF II session with a senior bureaucrat.

The wait is over! UPSC has released the UPSC CSE Mains 2022 result. (Name-wise list below)

Our heartiest congratulations to CivilsDaily’s students and other aspirants who have cleared the second stage of UPSC CSE 2022. Almost 85% of Civilsdaily’s Mains students are appearing for UPSC Interviews 2022.

Click👉 Provisions: Detailed Application Form-II (DAF-II)

It is time to start the interview preparation. DAF II will be released now and must be submitted from 8th December to 14th December, but it must be filled diligently.

Register here for LIVE 1-1 session on DAF II filling on 8th December 2022 with senior bureaucrat.

The interview/personality test isn’t intended to be a test either of the specialized or general knowledge of the candidates which has been already tested through their written papers. Real UPSC Interview preparation starts with filling out DAF II. Enroll here in the Transcend: Interview Guidance Program for UPSC 2022

Those who have qualified for the UPSC Mains 2022 are advised to join the Civilsdaily Interview Program. You can discuss DAF, interview topics, and other aspects with toppers, in-service officers, and senior mentors and faculties.

For those who couldn’t find their name on the list, it is a time for introspection and reflection.

“Failure is the opportunity to begin again more intelligently.”

Henry Ford

Let us discuss and uncover the issues that you are facing in your preparation.

UPSC Mains 2022 was unlike the last few years’ Mains. With very few questions focussing on the conceptual-analytical aspect, it was factual and high on GS static topics based. Apparently, it might seem easy but to contain the answer within 2-3 pages was a tough task in the exam hall. UPSC seemingly moved backward to the late 90s Mains era when such static topic-based questions were asked predominantly.

For Mains 2023 aspirants, Sajal sir’s suggestion would be to focus on value addition on GS topics rather than content addition; practice intensively Mains Previous Year questions; bring creativity & innovation in your answers because even though questions are easy but answers needn’t be simple; collecting and using case studies, examples, etc. to make your answers stand apart.

Fill out the Samanvaya form and get on a 1-to-1 call with senior IAS faculty and mentors. We will discuss preparation issues like the timetable, strategy, planning, sources, etc, and get them resolved.

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Rules for DAF II

All the candidates, who qualified for the Personality Tests (Interviews), are required to fill and submit their Detailed Application Form-II (DAF-II) mandatorily. Regarding this, the following provisions have been made in the Civil Services Examination, 2022 Rules:

“14(1) Before the commencement of Interview/Personality Test of the Examination, a candidate shall be required to mandatorily indicate the order of preferences only for those Services which are participating in the Civil Services Examination-2022 and for which the candidate is interested to be allocated to in case of eventual selection, in the on-line Detailed Application Form-II (DAF-II). OBC Annexure (for OBC category only) and EWS Annexure (for EWS category only) are required to be mandatorily submitted. Any delay in the submission of the DAF-II or documents in support beyond the prescribed date will not be allowed and will lead to the cancellation of the candidature for the CSE-2022. A candidate may also upload additional documents/certificates of higher education, achievements in different fields, service experience, etc. 

(2) In case of recommendation of candidature by UPSC for Service Allocation, the candidate shall be considered by the Government for allocation to one of those Services for which the preference has been indicated by the candidate in the online Detailed Application Form-II subject to fulfillment of other conditions. No change in preferences for Services once submitted by a candidate would be permitted. In case preference for none of the Services is indicated, the candidate will not be considered for Service Allocation.

(3) A candidate who wishes to be considered for Indian Administrative Service or Indian Police Service shall be required to indicate in the online Detailed Application Form-II the order of preferences for various Zones and Cadres for which the candidate would like to be considered for allotment in case of appointment to the IAS or IPS. No change in preference of Zones and Cadres once submitted by a candidate would be permitted. 

Note-I: The candidates are advised to indicate preferences for various services or posts very carefully. Attention is also invited to Rule 21 (1) in this connection. 

Note-II: The candidates are advised to periodically visit DoPT‘s website https://dopt.gov.in or https://cseplus.nic.in for information or details about Service Allocation, Cadre allotment, etc. 

Note-III: As per the extant Cadre Allocation Policy applicable for the Civil Services Examination-2022, the candidates who wish to indicate IAS/IPS as their Service preference are advised to indicate all the Zones and Cadres in the order of preference in their online Detailed Application Form-II.”

Get FREE Ethics PDF notes on registration | 6th December (Tuesday) at 5 PM | FREE Ethics Seminar in Delhi center with Rahul Garg, Assistant comptroller general of accounts, Author of Ethics and Morality : From Vice to Virtue

*CLICK here for Key Takeaways

Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude are part of UPSC-CSE mains GS-4 Syllabus which not only examines the analytical ability of a candidate but also tests their problem-solving approach to various issues & conflicts in our society.

Ethics case studies form the major chunk of UPSC Ethics or GS paper 4 in the UPSC Mains exam. Tackling this section takes practice, good hold on certain principles, and a solid framework for solving different types of case studies.

Rahul Garg, Assistant Controller General of Accounts, ICAS will be taking up a Seminar

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FREE Ethics Seminar: Details

Date and Time:

6th December 2022 (Tuesday)

Time: 5 pm to 7 pm

Venue: This Workshop will be held in both offline and online mode. You can attend in CivilsDaily’s Delhi center in offline mode, and for Online mode, we will share a Zoom link in your email. Please register.

Address: Civilsdaily IAS, 1 LGF, Apsara Arcade, (near Karol Bagh metro station gate number 7) New Delhi, Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi, 110060

Contact here: +917303316700

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Objectives of the special masterclass: 

• How to approach and prepare for Ethics: UPSC GS paper 4? A broad strategy by Rahul Garg sir, ICAS.
• What kind of case studies are asked in the paper and how to tackle them? Recent trends in Ethics paper.
• How to write ethics-oriented answers even though questions could have been asked in other GS papers. Ethics norms instruct about right or wrong. So, how to charge your answers with ‘Transparency’, ‘Accountability’, and ‘Right Attitude’ is surely focused in the Seminar.
• Writing course of action of case studies in the most ethical ways along with a practical approach. Even an ideal solution wouldn’t fetch marks, if it seems unworkable. Focusing on this, how to frame your answers based on peripheral problems in a case study will be discussed.
• How to use examples and can make our own examples. The best possible ways of creating the most relevant experiences/examples from current, social issues, professional life, your area of interest, etc. will surely be talked over here.
• Do and don’t of ethics paper. The most common mistakes will also be discussed. Mistake-prone: If there are no real-life cases, never let it go without them. Be prepared to make your point from the lives of social reformers, leaders, civil servants, etc., and other respected people.
• How to enrich your answers to case studies with the “My Vision”/”thinkers” approach?

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Webinar: 20 Best Practices of Answer Writing to Score like Topper in UPSC Mains | 1-1 LIVE session by Pravin Garje sir | Register and receive CD’s mains Notes and PDF post webinar session

Broadly speaking, two types of skills are required for creating excellent, rule-of-thumb answers in UPSC mains- execution of facts and integration of an administrator-like opinion.

And it’s true that almost 100 out of 100 toppers develop these 2 must-have skills. And these must-have skills completely depend on the 20 best practices of UPSC mains answer writing.

Besides, an aspirant should understand the bare minimum requirements needed for effective answer writing. Because these 1750 marks of the Mains exam will decide your IAS destiny. 

Though UPSC has given a very detailed and crisp syllabus, it can’t resist the urge of adding surprising elements in questions every year to keep candidates on their toes and to test their mettle. 

To boost your Mains score by more than 100 marks. And that is enough to make the difference where a single mark can decide success and failure. 

Acknowledging the need to ensure the removal of difficulties, the students face, we’re conducting an on-demand MASTERCLASS by Pravin Sir on What are the 20 Best Practices of Answer Writing to Score like Topper in Mains & How to boost your mains Score in 2023, sticking to the basic sources, and practicing answer writing in expert-prescribed ways, even after many things are pending.

This is the right time to focus on the principles that Pravin sir discussed in the FREE MASTERCLASS.  (details below)

20 Best Practices of Answer Writing in UPSC Mains Masterclass details: 28th November (Wednesday), 6 PM

The main points to be discussed:

“*The 20 best answer writing practices are divided into 3 sections:- 5 basics, 5 intermediate, and 10 advanced”

1. Identifying and tackling directive words and tail words in the Mains Question. There are more than 30 directives and you must answer according to that only. We will discuss how to approach an answer wrt to these directives

2. When, where, and how to use diagrams, flowcharts, tables, etc?

It is a common notion that more diagrams = more marks, but this is not true. You must draw diagrams/flowcharts to address certain parts of the question only. 

3. Understanding the core and non-core parts of the questions. 

There is one part of the Mains question that is directly asked and is an obvious question. The non-core part at times might not be obvious but you must address that. 

4. How to use anecdotes, facts, data, examples, and case studies? – even using the most common ones in the most impactful manner, in such a manner that it fetches you more marks

5. How to answer a question with limited content or knowledge? Basically – Bouncer/googly questions. Keywords in question: Pravin sir will thoroughly explain what each keyword means. Analyzing critically is different from explaining or elaborating. So, how to read the question carefully and then start answering?

6. How to complete the paper in 3hours? And what should be the correct sequence of answering sections in the Mains paper? 

This is very essential to maintain your speed as well as consistency in your thinking process. 

7. Make a trade-off between quality and quantity in your answers. You might now be able to recall every piece of info for all the answers.

8. When to write answers in Paragraph form and when to write in heading, subheading, and points? What should be the ideal length of a sentence, paragraph, and number of points?

9. What should be your strategy for the last week before Mains 2022?

10. How to go about the Final Revision before Mains 2022? Focus on making more revisions: If you can’t remember any points, how to put things in your notes during the exam? What are the exact ways to revise at least 10 times before the exam? Things must be your tips.

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Pravin Sir: Pravin sir is a mentor with CivilsDaily for nearly 4+ years and is now Working as a Mentor Head in Civilsdaily Mains Guidance Program. He has done 6 attempts of UPSC CSE with, written multiple mains and two UPSC interviews, PSIR as an optional, CAPF Interview 2017.

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