Author: Staff @CD

They say, when the going gets tough, the tough gets going. For UPSC aspirants, there is a small tweak. When your preparation gets tough we’ll be there for you.

How Successful has Civilsdaily been in Mentoring Aspirants?

In UPSC 2020, Civilsdaily helped 80+ students secure ranks in their exams. In the top 100, every 3rd ranker was a Civilsdaily student. To know how all of them cleared the exam with our mentorship, visit the Unherd Podcast.

Now that results are announced for UPSC 2021 Prelims, out of 15 out of 25 students of Santhosh Gupta sir have been recommended to Mains. One such student, Rahul expresses his gratitude and extends his appreciation —

Most of our Mentors like Sudhanshu sir, Sajal sir, Santhosh sir, Pravin sir, Parth Verma sir and Sukanya Ma’am were UPSC aspirants themselves and have attended UPSC Mains more than five times and UPSC Interview more than twice. Hence their mentorship is always a blend of the best test series, comprehensive notes and current affairs knowledge.

All of them dedicate their time weekly to give 1-on-1 mentorship to every student where they discuss last week’s performance and next week’s approach.

Remember there is always light at the end of the tunnel and if you want to get out of the tunnel you have to follow the direction of the light! Our mentors’ give you direction which is divided into daily modules. All you have to do is study and complete them on time.

As every year passes by, we don’t get confident by the previous years’ performance and become laidback. Instead, we become more hungry to convert all our students into toppers.

Why Do You Require Mentorship?

Preparing for the UPSC exam is a race against time. You have to complete an answer within 8 minutes, complete Prelims mock test within 2 hours and most importantly complete the syllabus in a span of 8 months. The syllabus is so vast that most students feel overwhelmed within just a few weeks of starting their preparation. 

We confirmed this last month, in our Samanvaya Mentorship program by counselling over 3500 students. The 2 biggest problems students said they face while preparing for this exam are:

1. Syllabus Management
2. Time Management

 As an aspirant, you can either spend a lot of time and effort trying to figure out how to cope with your syllabus and manage time or you can simply speak with our mentors and get the right study plan and timetable custom-made for you!

Every aspirant needs a different strategy than the other. One might be struggling in prelims, other in mains. One might find history a piece of cake and geography a tough nut to crack and for the other it will be vice-versa. For an aspirant preparing full-time, they might get demotivated on a regular basis as they have no Plan B to fall back on. A working professional might be too exhausted to study by the end of the day. There is no one-size fits all solution.

That’s why you need to register for Samanvaya free 1-on-1 counselling session to understand what study plan and study materials work best for you! Samanvaya 1-on-1 Free mentorship will help you stick to one approach of studying rather than switching plans through trial and error.

Still you want a general idea how to manage time and your syllabus? Here’s what you can do!

1. Syllabus Management—
   • Go through the entire syllabus thoroughly.
   • Mark the topics you feel comfortable with and those you aren’t familiar with.
   • Break down the syllabus into small parts and prioritize them in order.
   • Gather the relevant study material for the syllabus and start studying them in order.
   • Figure out where you need guidance – Is it with the subject matter? Do you need help with organizing your syllabus? Or you just aren’t sure how to begin?
2. . Time Management—
   • Prioritize your study material
   • Complete the easier topics first.
   • Allocate at least one hour to answer-writing
   • Allocate at least one hour to MCQ practice
   • Make notes on Current Affairs while reading the newspaper
   • Allocate at least 2 hours for your optional.

A Popular Time Management Technique—

The Pomodoro Technique is followed by toppers like Srusti Jayant Deshmukh (UPSC 2019 AIR 5), Manoj Madhav S (UPSC 2019 AIR 105) and Namita Sharma (UPSC 2018, AIR 108)

Developed by consultant Francesco Cirillo, the Pomodoro Technique is a time management tool that breaks work into 25-minute sessions to help you stay focused and get more done.

How is Samanvaya 1-on-1 Guidance Program Structured?

Our guidance program is designed as solutions to your challenges. We speak with students personally and understand their concerns on a one-on-one basis. Our mentors spend time understanding the individual requirements of our students and teach students how to break down the syllabus and create a plan they can stick to. Our mentors don’t advise you with run of the mill stories, they help in scripting your story!

We will discuss the important ways in which you can crack this exam through the following methods:

Personalized study plan – Make a list of the tasks that you need to accomplish that day, and note in upcoming meetings or deadlines as you become aware of them. As you complete your list, make sure to tick off the tasks you have completed.

3. Tracking your progress – The key to time management success is to know your deadlines and set reminders. We suggest setting a reminder 15 minutes before a meeting or event so you can prepare and gather your things.

4. Investing in topics with good ROI – First and foremost, turn off your email notification. Set 30-minute blocks to check your email every couple hours instead of checking it every 15 minutes. Make sure you minimize non-work distractions such as your cell phone, social media, or your favorite online store.

5. Focusing on smart study – On your daily list of things to do, pen in how much time you think each task will take you. If you don’t finish, stop when the time you allotted ends, and come back to it later. Sometimes moving on to different responsibilities and then coming back gives your mind a fresh start and a new perspective.

So, get all your UPSC demands addressed by a seasoned mentor, get one point source study materials, have regular engagement via calls and WhatsApp, adapt to course-correction strategies and follow a syllabus completion-cum-revision plan every month.

They say, when the going gets tough, the tough gets going. For UPSC aspirants, there is a small tweak. When your preparation gets tough we’ll be there for you.

How Successful has Civilsdaily been in Mentoring Aspirants?

In UPSC 2020, Civilsdaily helped 80+ students secure ranks in their exams. In the top 100, every 3rd ranker was a Civilsdaily student. To know how all of them cleared the exam with our mentorship, visit the Unherd Podcast.

Now that results are announced for UPSC 2021 Prelims, out of 15 out of 25 students of Santhosh Gupta sir have been recommended to Mains. One such student, Rahul expresses his gratitude and extends his appreciation —

Most of our Mentors like Sudhanshu sir, Sajal sir, Santhosh sir, Pravin sir, Parth Verma sir and Sukanya Ma’am were UPSC aspirants themselves and have attended UPSC Mains more than five times and UPSC Interview more than twice. Hence their mentorship is always a blend of the best test series, comprehensive notes and current affairs knowledge.

All of them dedicate their time weekly to give 1-on-1 mentorship to every student where they discuss last week’s performance and next week’s approach.

Remember there is always light at the end of the tunnel and if you want to get out of the tunnel you have to follow the direction of the light! Our mentors’ give you direction which is divided into daily modules. All you have to do is study and complete them on time.

As every year passes by, we don’t get confident by the previous years’ performance and become laidback. Instead, we become more hungry to convert all our students into toppers.

Why Do You Require Mentorship?

Preparing for the UPSC exam is a race against time. You have to complete an answer within 8 minutes, complete Prelims mock test within 2 hours and most importantly complete the syllabus in a span of 8 months. The syllabus is so vast that most students feel overwhelmed within just a few weeks of starting their preparation. 

We confirmed this last month, in our Samanvaya Mentorship program by counselling over 3500 students. The 2 biggest problems students said they face while preparing for this exam are:

1. Syllabus Management
2. Time Management

 As an aspirant, you can either spend a lot of time and effort trying to figure out how to cope with your syllabus and manage time or you can simply speak with our mentors and get the right study plan and timetable custom-made for you!

Every aspirant needs a different strategy than the other. One might be struggling in prelims, other in mains. One might find history a piece of cake and geography a tough nut to crack and for the other it will be vice-versa. For an aspirant preparing full-time, they might get demotivated on a regular basis as they have no Plan B to fall back on. A working professional might be too exhausted to study by the end of the day. There is no one-size fits all solution.

That’s why you need to register for Samanvaya free 1-on-1 counselling session to understand what study plan and study materials work best for you! Samanvaya 1-on-1 Free mentorship will help you stick to one approach of studying rather than switching plans through trial and error.

Still you want a general idea how to manage time and your syllabus? Here’s what you can do!

1. Syllabus Management—
   • Go through the entire syllabus thoroughly.
   • Mark the topics you feel comfortable with and those you aren’t familiar with.
   • Break down the syllabus into small parts and prioritize them in order.
   • Gather the relevant study material for the syllabus and start studying them in order.
   • Figure out where you need guidance – Is it with the subject matter? Do you need help with organizing your syllabus? Or you just aren’t sure how to begin?
2. . Time Management—
   • Prioritize your study material
   • Complete the easier topics first.
   • Allocate at least one hour to answer-writing
   • Allocate at least one hour to MCQ practice
   • Make notes on Current Affairs while reading the newspaper
   • Allocate at least 2 hours for your optional.

A Popular Time Management Technique—

The Pomodoro Technique is followed by toppers like Srusti Jayant Deshmukh (UPSC 2019 AIR 5), Manoj Madhav S (UPSC 2019 AIR 105) and Namita Sharma (UPSC 2018, AIR 108)

Developed by consultant Francesco Cirillo, the Pomodoro Technique is a time management tool that breaks work into 25-minute sessions to help you stay focused and get more done.

How is Samanvaya 1-on-1 Guidance Program Structured?

Our guidance program is designed as solutions to your challenges. We speak with students personally and understand their concerns on a one-on-one basis. Our mentors spend time understanding the individual requirements of our students and teach students how to break down the syllabus and create a plan they can stick to. Our mentors don’t advise you with run of the mill stories, they help in scripting your story!

We will discuss the important ways in which you can crack this exam through the following methods:

Personalized study plan – Make a list of the tasks that you need to accomplish that day, and note in upcoming meetings or deadlines as you become aware of them. As you complete your list, make sure to tick off the tasks you have completed.

3. Tracking your progress – The key to time management success is to know your deadlines and set reminders. We suggest setting a reminder 15 minutes before a meeting or event so you can prepare and gather your things.

4. Investing in topics with good ROI – First and foremost, turn off your email notification. Set 30-minute blocks to check your email every couple hours instead of checking it every 15 minutes. Make sure you minimize non-work distractions such as your cell phone, social media, or your favorite online store.

5. Focusing on smart study – On your daily list of things to do, pen in how much time you think each task will take you. If you don’t finish, stop when the time you allotted ends, and come back to it later. Sometimes moving on to different responsibilities and then coming back gives your mind a fresh start and a new perspective.

So, get all your UPSC demands addressed by a seasoned mentor, get one point source study materials, have regular engagement via calls and WhatsApp, adapt to course-correction strategies and follow a syllabus completion-cum-revision plan every month.

Dear All,

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the webinar is postponed to 3PM today. We regret the inconvenience caused.

Kindly join the Zoom Meeting from 2:45pm onwards.

Team is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Ask me Anything Session with IAS Officer Sarthak Agarwal, AIR 17, UPSC 2020

Date & Time: Nov 14, 2021 @03:00 p.m. (start logging in @02:45 p.m.)

Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/95252400571pwd=eDMwRlBJYVltOEZGQkQ1R0Q5K2RWZz09

Meeting ID: 952 5240 0571

Passcode: 468840

” I know my purpose in life is to use my skills to serve the nation and lead in its development. If not UPSC, I would have definitely found another way to do so. This is what made me study without any stress.”

Securing the first rank in CBSE at a national level and then going onto to crack the tough UPSC-CSE exams with an AIR 17 is not an easy feat. But Sarthak Agrawal has imagined and achieved both. He had left a prestigious position as a research economist at the World Bank as he wanted to serve his home country. It’s no surprise then that Sarthak comfortably achieved high scores in the otherwise unpredictable Economics Optional paper.

Key Takeaways of Sarthak Agarwal’s Webinar

1. Planning the day ahead. Is it better to be an early riser or a night owl?

2. Managing negative emotions of despair and stress. How did Sarthak study on days he felt low?

3. His sources for Economics Optional. And free handouts to everyone who registers!

4. Simplifying the UPSC preparation process. How did he manage to complete his studies within 8 months?

5. Should an aspirant join a study group and prepare? Sarthak Agrawal answers.

6. Know when to take the exam seriously and when to switch off. What practices Sarthak avoided completely which were popularly followed by other aspirants?

A major part of the session would be interactive and in Q&A format. This will surely benefit any aspirant who are in midway of their preparation.

Webinar Details

Register for this free webinar by IAS officer Sarthak Agarwal and get his economy notes from us!

Date: 14 November 2021

Time: 3-4 P.M

” I know my purpose in life is to use my skills to serve the nation and lead in its development. If not UPSC, I would have definitely found another way to do so. This is what made me study without any stress.”

Securing the first rank in CBSE at a national level and then going onto to crack the tough UPSC-CSE exams with an AIR 17 is not an easy feat. But Sarthak Agrawal has imagined and achieved both. He had left a prestigious position as a research economist at the World Bank as he wanted to serve his home country. It’s no surprise then that Sarthak comfortably achieved high scores in the otherwise unpredictable Economics Optional paper.

Key Takeaways of Sarthak Agarwal’s Webinar

1. Planning the day ahead. Is it better to be an early riser or a night owl?

2. Managing negative emotions of despair and stress. How did Sarthak study on days he felt low?

3. His sources for Economics Optional. And free handouts to everyone who registers!

4. Simplifying the UPSC preparation process. How did he manage to complete his studies within 8 months?

5. Should an aspirant join a study group and prepare? Sarthak Agrawal answers.

6. Know when to take the exam seriously and when to switch off. What practices Sarthak avoided completely which were popularly followed by other aspirants?

A major part of the session would be interactive and in Q&A format. This will surely benefit any aspirant who are in midway of their preparation.

Webinar Details

Register for this free webinar by IAS officer Sarthak Agarwal and get his economy notes from us!

Date: 14 November 2021

Time: 3-5 P.M

” I know my purpose in life is to use my skills to serve the nation and lead in its development. If not UPSC, I would have definitely found another way to do so. This is what made me study without any stress.”

Securing the first rank in CBSE at a national level and then going onto to crack the tough UPSC-CSE exams with an AIR 17 is not an easy feat. But Sarthak Agrawal has imagined and achieved both. He had left a prestigious position as a research economist at the World Bank as he wanted to serve his home country. It’s no surprise then that Sarthak comfortably achieved high scores in the otherwise unpredictable Economics Optional paper.

Key Takeaways of Sarthak Agarwal’s Webinar

1. Planning the day ahead. Is it better to be an early riser or a night owl?

2. Managing negative emotions of despair and stress. How did Sarthak study on days he felt low?

3. His sources for Economics Optional. And free handouts to everyone who registers!

4. Simplifying the UPSC preparation process. How did he manage to complete his studies within 8 months?

5. Should an aspirant join a study group and prepare? Sarthak Agrawal answers.

6. Know when to take the exam seriously and when to switch off. What practices Sarthak avoided completely which were popularly followed by other aspirants?

A major part of the session would be interactive and in Q&A format. This will surely benefit any aspirant who are in midway of their preparation.

Webinar Details

Register for this free webinar by IAS officer Sarthak Agarwal and get his economy notes from us!

Date: 14 November 2021

Time: 2-3 P.M

” I know my purpose in life is to use my skills to serve the nation and lead in its development. If not UPSC, I would have definitely found another way to do so. This is what made me study without any stress.”

Securing the first rank in CBSE at a national level and then going onto to crack the tough UPSC-CSE exams with an AIR 17 is not an easy feat. But Sarthak Agrawal has imagined and achieved both. He had left a prestigious position as a research economist at the World Bank as he wanted to serve his home country. It’s no surprise then that Sarthak comfortably achieved high scores in the otherwise unpredictable Economics Optional paper.

Key Takeaways of Sarthak Agarwal’s Webinar

1. Planning the day ahead. Is it better to be an early riser or a night owl?

2. Managing negative emotions of despair and stress. How did Sarthak study on days he felt low?

3. His sources for Economics Optional. And free handouts to everyone who registers!

4. Simplifying the UPSC preparation process. How did he manage to complete his studies within 8 months?

5. Should an aspirant join a study group and prepare? Sarthak Agrawal answers.

6. Know when to take the exam seriously and when to switch off. What practices Sarthak avoided completely which were popularly followed by other aspirants?

A major part of the session would be interactive and in Q&A format. This will surely benefit any aspirant who are in midway of their preparation.

Webinar Details

Register for this free webinar by IAS officer Sarthak Agarwal and get his economy notes from us!

Date: 14 November 2021

Time: 2-3 P.M

” I know my purpose in life is to use my skills to serve the nation and lead in its development. If not UPSC, I would have definitely found another way to do so. This is what made me study without any stress.”

Securing the first rank in CBSE at a national level and then going onto to crack the tough UPSC-CSE exams with an AIR 17 is not an easy feat. But Sarthak Agrawal has imagined and achieved both. He had left a prestigious position as a research economist at the World Bank as he wanted to serve his home country. It’s no surprise then that Sarthak comfortably achieved high scores in the otherwise unpredictable Economics Optional paper.

Key Takeaways of Sarthak Agarwal’s Webinar

1. Planning the day ahead. Is it better to be an early riser or a night owl?

2. Managing negative emotions of despair and stress. How did Sarthak study on days he felt low?

3. His sources for Economics Optional. And free handouts to everyone who registers!

4. Simplifying the UPSC preparation process. How did he manage to complete his studies within 8 months?

5. Should an aspirant join a study group and prepare? Sarthak Agrawal answers.

6. Know when to take the exam seriously and when to switch off. What practices Sarthak avoided completely which were popularly followed by other aspirants?

A major part of the session would be interactive and in Q&A format. This will surely benefit any aspirant who are in midway of their preparation.

Webinar Details

Register for this free webinar by IAS officer Sarthak Agarwal and get his economy notes from us!

Date: 14 November 2021

Time: 2-3 P.M

” I know my purpose in life is to use my skills to serve the nation and lead in its development. If not UPSC, I would have definitely found another way to do so. This is what made me study without any stress.”

Securing the first rank in CBSE at a national level and then going onto to crack the tough UPSC-CSE exams with an AIR 17 is not an easy feat. But Sarthak Agrawal has imagined and achieved both. He had left a prestigious position as a research economist at the World Bank as he wanted to serve his home country. It’s no surprise then that Sarthak comfortably achieved high scores in the otherwise unpredictable Economics Optional paper.

Key Takeaways of Sarthak Agarwal’s Webinar

1. Planning the day ahead. Is it better to be an early riser or a night owl?

2. Managing negative emotions of despair and stress. How did Sarthak study on days he felt low?

3. His sources for Economics Optional. And free handouts to everyone who registers!

4. Simplifying the UPSC preparation process. How did he manage to complete his studies within 8 months?

5. Should an aspirant join a study group and prepare? Sarthak Agrawal answers.

6. Know when to take the exam seriously and when to switch off. What practices Sarthak avoided completely which were popularly followed by other aspirants?

A major part of the session would be interactive and in Q&A format. This will surely benefit any aspirant who are in midway of their preparation.

Webinar Details

Register for this free webinar by IAS officer Sarthak Agarwal and get his economy notes from us!

Date: 14 November 2021

Time: 3-5 P.M

” I know my purpose in life is to use my skills to serve the nation and lead in its development. If not UPSC, I would have definitely found another way to do so. This is what made me study without any stress.”

Securing the first rank in CBSE at a national level and then going onto to crack the tough UPSC-CSE exams with an AIR 17 is not an easy feat. But Sarthak Agrawal has imagined and achieved both. He had left a prestigious position as a research economist at the World Bank as he wanted to serve his home country. It’s no surprise then that Sarthak comfortably achieved high scores in the otherwise unpredictable Economics Optional paper.

Key Takeaways of Sarthak Agarwal’s Webinar

1. Planning the day ahead. Is it better to be an early riser or a night owl?

2. Managing negative emotions of despair and stress. How did Sarthak study on days he felt low?

3. His sources for Economics Optional. And free handouts to everyone who registers!

4. Simplifying the UPSC preparation process. How did he manage to complete his studies within 8 months?

5. Should an aspirant join a study group and prepare? Sarthak Agrawal answers.

6. Know when to take the exam seriously and when to switch off. What practices Sarthak avoided completely which were popularly followed by other aspirants?

A major part of the session would be interactive and in Q&A format. This will surely benefit any aspirant who are in midway of their preparation.

Webinar Details

Register for this free webinar by IAS officer Sarthak Agarwal and get his economy notes from us!

Date: 14 November 2021

Time: 2-3 P.M

The webinar by Sajal Sir on the best practices of answer writing was a massive success amongst aspirants who got the chance to clear their doubts with him. Many aspirants let us know how they had never realised the mistakes they made till Sajal Sir pointed it out to them. Since the webinar was on 7 November, we are sharing the recorded session with members who had missed it. In addition to this, you can avail a free 1-on-1 counselling session with an expert mentor in the next 24 hours! All you have to do is sign up the form below.

Now that UPSC CSE prelims results are out, you would have started answer writing practice for mains. Keep in mind that answering for mains is not like answering your university papers. Over here, examiners expect pointers, examples, flowcharts, mind maps, diagrams than long paragraphs. Given the time and word limit, it’s better not to beat around the bush while answering.

Open to All, Free Webinar on 20 Best Practices of Answer Writing

Sajal sir has shared his experiences of scoring 120+ in all the UPSC 2017 GS papers in the webinar. This webinar about the new age formula to ace UPSC Mains is absolutely free for all to attend.

For a better understanding on the format of the webinar, here’s Sajal sir’s explanation on how to approach a sample question.

Sajal Sir Suggests: Understand the key demand of the question. Don’t get swayed by only seeing the theme of the question. Question is not about electoral bonds only. Many aspirants write everything they know about electoral bonds. You need to first mention how it will cleanse India’s electoral system. After that, link it with democracy. How it violates key features of democracy like transparency, accountability and level playing field. Writing only Pros and Cons will not fetch you marks. 

Why you should Attend Sajal Sir’s Webinar?

Do you know that toppers use certain techniques of answer-writing to score higher marks? Are you aware of the PESTLE approach or the 7-5-3 technique of answer writing? If not, then its time you attended this webinar

Sajal sir in the past 7 years has mentored over 400 students who went onto become UPSC toppers. Apart from this, his course SMASH Mains 2020 had a turnover of 80% interview recommended candidates.

This is how the UPSC Toppers scored in test series before Sajal sir’s intervention —

Karishma-Nair(AIR-14)-Answers Before Feedback From CD

Pooja-Gupta(AIR-42)-Answers Before Feedback From CD

Pranav-Vijay-(AIR-65)- Answers Before Feedback From CD

Lakshay-Kumar-(AIR -132)-Answers Before Feedback From CD

Ponmani-Nehru(AIR-148)-Answers Before Feedback From CD

They had tried everything but were not able to score high in the exams. From their approach to answering to the body of answers, they faced problems. They faced problems with things like putting proper headings, how to frame dimensions, introductions, conclusions, etc. They never even got the right feedback which could have helped them!

And this is how they improved after learning the best answer writing practices from him —

Karishma-Nair(AIR-14)-Answers After Feedback From CD

Pooja-Gupta (AIR-42)-Answers After Feedback From CD

Pranav-Vijay (AIR -65) – Answers After Feedback From CD

Lakshay-Kumar-(AIR -132)-Answers After Feedback From CD

Ponmani-Nehru(AIR-148)-Answers After Feedback From CD

If you wish to learn and unlearn certain reading and writing habits, attending this webinar is the first step in the right direction.

What will you learn in this webinar?

Fundamental mistakes in answer writing that can be avoided?

How to understand the meaning behind a complex indirect question?

How to use the PESTLE approach to answer certain type of questions?

How to extract information read into Pros and Cons?

How to finish an answer in seven minutes?

How to think and write an answer simultaneously?

How to write an innovative answer which can get you an extra 1 mark?

Few thumb rules of answer writing with examples.

Towards the end of the session, Sajal sir will hold a Q&A session for all aspirants to share their doubts and get answers from him.

Why UPSC toppers are convinced about Sajal Sir’s Mentorship?

Read other answers over here.

Team is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics? || Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Ma’am*

Date & Time: Nov 10, 2021 @ 03:00 p.m. (start joining by 02:45 PM India)
Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/97610276412?pwd=YkZMNzZaWHhaWk1tZG01UnlwRlZnZz09
Meeting ID: 976 1027 6412

Passcode: 020010

Every aspirant studies the same standard book for Ethics and gets the same time during exam. And yet, only a few score above 110+ while others don’t. Why? 

Answer writing for GS4 Ethics is not an inborn talent, it is a skill you can master with the right approach and guidance.

Join Sukanya Rana Ma’am as she takes you through the advanced nuances of GS4 Ethics and solves a few case studies in the free webinar on 10 November (Wednesday)

Why Should you Attend this Webinar?

Every time and every year almost 90% of the GS4 questions come from topics covered in standard books. This is unlike your GS2 and GS3 papers. Hence, it has the least syllabus out of all the papers. The challenges faced by most aspirants in Ethics is not syllabus coverage.

But writing what is covered in the standard books alone won’t fetch you extra marks. Do you think most of your time is spent understanding the case study than framing an answer for it? Do you want ready-made answers in your mind and write as you go?

Then this free webinar is the for you! Advance your possibility of success by learning from Sukanya Rana Ma’am who scored 140 in 2019 Ethics paper.

What will you Learn in this Webinar?

1. Five years paper analysis of Ethics. What are the trends you shouldn’t miss?

2. Get an extra edge in your answers. How to have an analytical approach in your answers?

3. The 3 common types of questions asked in the exam. What are they?

4. The trickier aspects of the exam. How to answer quote based questions?

5. Time-management techniques for GS4 Ethics. How not to compromise quality in your answers?

Webinar Details

All aspirants are welcome to interact with Sukanya Ma’am and clear their doubts in the Q&A session. This webinar is absolutely free and only requires prior registration.

Date: 10 November (Wednesday)

Time: 3 P.M

About Sukanya Rana Ma’am

Sukanya ma’am has the experience of 4 mains and 2 interviews in UPSC. She has also appeared in the State PCS interview. Before being a mentor at Civilsdaily, she worked as an officer in a public sector bank. Sukanya Rana Ma’am is passionate about guiding future officers in finding success.

As an aspirant, she consistently scored 100+ marks in Ethics paper. Notably, in 2019 her marks were 140 in GS 4. Under her mentorship, many Smash Mains 2020 students were able to secure 110+ marks.

Every aspirant studies the same standard book for Ethics and gets the same time during exam. And yet, only a few score above 110+ while others don’t. Why? 

Answer writing for GS4 Ethics is not an inborn talent, it is a skill you can master with the right approach and guidance.

Join Sukanya Rana Ma’am as she takes you through the advanced nuances of GS4 Ethics and solves a few case studies in the free webinar on 10 November (Wednesday)

Why Should you Attend this Webinar?

Every time and every year almost 90% of the GS4 questions come from topics covered in standard books. This is unlike your GS2 and GS3 papers. Hence, it has the least syllabus out of all the papers. The challenges faced by most aspirants in Ethics is not syllabus coverage.

But writing what is covered in the standard books alone won’t fetch you extra marks. Do you think most of your time is spent understanding the case study than framing an answer for it? Do you want ready-made answers in your mind and write as you go?

Then this free webinar is the for you! Advance your possibility of success by learning from Sukanya Rana Ma’am who scored 140 in 2019 Ethics paper.

What will you Learn in this Webinar?

1. Five years paper analysis of Ethics. What are the trends you shouldn’t miss?

2. Get an extra edge in your answers. How to have an analytical approach in your answers?

3. The 3 common types of questions asked in the exam. What are they?

4. The trickier aspects of the exam. How to answer quote based questions?

5. Time-management techniques for GS4 Ethics. How not to compromise quality in your answers?

Webinar Details

All aspirants are welcome to interact with Sukanya Ma’am and clear their doubts in the Q&A session. This webinar is absolutely free and only requires prior registration.

Date: 10 November (Wednesday)

Time: 3 P.M

About Sukanya Rana Ma’am

Sukanya ma’am has the experience of 4 mains and 2 interviews in UPSC. She has also appeared in the State PCS interview. Before being a mentor at Civilsdaily, she worked as an officer in a public sector bank. Sukanya Rana Ma’am is passionate about guiding future officers in finding success.

As an aspirant, she consistently scored 100+ marks in Ethics paper. Notably, in 2019 her marks were 140 in GS 4. Under her mentorship, many Smash Mains 2020 students were able to secure 110+ marks.

Every aspirant studies the same standard book for Ethics and gets the same time during exam. And yet, only a few score above 110+ while others don’t. Why? 

Answer writing for GS4 Ethics is not an inborn talent, it is a skill you can master with the right approach and guidance.

Join Sukanya Rana Ma’am as she takes you through the advanced nuances of GS4 Ethics and solves a few case studies in the free webinar on 10 November (Wednesday)

Why Should you Attend this Webinar?

Every time and every year almost 90% of the GS4 questions come from topics covered in standard books. This is unlike your GS2 and GS3 papers. Hence, it has the least syllabus out of all the papers. The challenges faced by most aspirants in Ethics is not syllabus coverage.

But writing what is covered in the standard books alone won’t fetch you extra marks. Do you think most of your time is spent understanding the case study than framing an answer for it? Do you want ready-made answers in your mind and write as you go?

Then this free webinar is the for you! Advance your possibility of success by learning from Sukanya Rana Ma’am who scored 140 in 2019 Ethics paper.

What will you Learn in this Webinar?

1. Five years paper analysis of Ethics. What are the trends you shouldn’t miss?

2. Get an extra edge in your answers. How to have an analytical approach in your answers?

3. The 3 common types of questions asked in the exam. What are they?

4. The trickier aspects of the exam. How to answer quote based questions?

5. Time-management techniques for GS4 Ethics. How not to compromise quality in your answers?

Webinar Details

All aspirants are welcome to interact with Sukanya Ma’am and clear their doubts in the Q&A session. This webinar is absolutely free and only requires prior registration.

Date: 10 November (Wednesday)

Time: 3 P.M

About Sukanya Rana Ma’am

Sukanya ma’am has the experience of 4 mains and 2 interviews in UPSC. She has also appeared in the State PCS interview. Before being a mentor at Civilsdaily, she worked as an officer in a public sector bank. Sukanya Rana Ma’am is passionate about guiding future officers in finding success.

As an aspirant, she consistently scored 100+ marks in Ethics paper. Notably, in 2019 her marks were 140 in GS 4. Under her mentorship, many Smash Mains 2020 students were able to secure 110+ marks.

Every aspirant studies the same standard book for Ethics and gets the same time during exam. And yet, only a few score above 110+ while others don’t. Why? 

Answer writing for GS4 Ethics is not an inborn talent, it is a skill you can master with the right approach and guidance.

Join Sukanya Rana Ma’am as she takes you through the advanced nuances of GS4 Ethics and solves a few case studies in the free webinar on 10 November (Wednesday)

Why Should you Attend this Webinar?

Every time and every year almost 90% of the GS4 questions come from topics covered in standard books. This is unlike your GS2 and GS3 papers. Hence, it has the least syllabus out of all the papers. The challenges faced by most aspirants in Ethics is not syllabus coverage.

But writing what is covered in the standard books alone won’t fetch you extra marks. Do you think most of your time is spent understanding the case study than framing an answer for it? Do you want ready-made answers in your mind and write as you go?

Then this free webinar is the for you! Advance your possibility of success by learning from Sukanya Rana Ma’am who scored 140 in 2019 Ethics paper.

What will you Learn in this Webinar?

1. Five years paper analysis of Ethics. What are the trends you shouldn’t miss?

2. Get an extra edge in your answers. How to have an analytical approach in your answers?

3. The 3 common types of questions asked in the exam. What are they?

4. The trickier aspects of the exam. How to answer quote based questions?

5. Time-management techniques for GS4 Ethics. How not to compromise quality in your answers?

Webinar Details

All aspirants are welcome to interact with Sukanya Ma’am and clear their doubts in the Q&A session. This webinar is absolutely free and only requires prior registration.

Date: 10 November (Wednesday)

Time: 3 P.M

About Sukanya Rana Ma’am

Sukanya ma’am has the experience of 4 mains and 2 interviews in UPSC. She has also appeared in the State PCS interview. Before being a mentor at Civilsdaily, she worked as an officer in a public sector bank. Sukanya Rana Ma’am is passionate about guiding future officers in finding success.

As an aspirant, she consistently scored 100+ marks in Ethics paper. Notably, in 2019 her marks were 140 in GS 4. Under her mentorship, many Smash Mains 2020 students were able to secure 110+ marks.