Author: Staff @CD

Our Hall of Fame boasts of nearly 150 aspirants who have cleared the exam as working professionals. This year, our Civilsdaily students — Vaibhav Rawat (AIR 25) and Ravi Kumar (AIR 84) worked really hard in their respective jobs and studies before they tasted success. This busts the myth that only full-time aspirants can clear the exam.

Lack of Time or Lack of Time-Management?

UPSC-CSE is not only one of the toughest exams of the world, but one of the longest as well. An exam that is a year long, needs a preparation of 2 years to clear it.

Some of us have family responsibilities that cannot and should not be neglected. Maybe you are the only earning member of your family. But, is it impossible to juggle UPSC CSE and work? Not at all. It might be challenging, but it’s an achievable ambition. One needs the discipline to study everyday, whether they had a good or a bad day at work.

All aspirants get only 24 hours in a day, how they spend every hour determines their final result.

Does this mean there will be no scope for rest as a Working Junta? Don’t be surprised if we tell you toppers like Srishti Jayant Deshmukh (AIR 5, 2018) and Roman Saini (AIR 18, 2013) found time to take breaks in between their college studies (engineering and medical respectively) and UPSC preparation! While Srishti took a 5 minute break after every 30 minutes, Roman took a 10 minute break after every 1 hour.

Why should you attend this webinar?

When we asked Vaibhav Rawat and Ravi Kumar their secret of topping the exam despite working 8-9 hours everyday, their answer was time management and syllabus completion.

Instead of complaining about the limited time they had, they completed modules assigned by us within that time. Sometimes, they got 6 hours in a day and sometimes 5 hours. But after office, they never let the stress of work distract them. Nor did they compare their preparation to other full-time aspirants and get demotivated.

Every topper has their own time-management technique. As a working junta, its about time you learnt them. This is what Sudhanshu Sir will address in this upcoming webinar. You will not only get to know how to balance work and study in a day, but also when to take breaks in between the two!

What will you learn in this Webinar?

1. The 4 different phases of UPSC preparation. What to study in each phase?

2. Our 5-hour Step-by-Step learning plan. Also time-management techniques of other toppers.

3. Avoiding mistakes that cost you an attempt. How to kickstart your preparation in the right direction?

4. Advantages of being a UPSC aspirant as a working professional. What do you have that others don’t?

5. Studying smartly. How can you use the Civilsdaily App to get consolidated material that can save your time?

At the end of the session, Sudhanshu sir will hold an interactive Q&A session where all beginners and veterans are welcome to get solutions for their issues.

Webinar Details

Everyone is welcome to attend our free webinar for working professionals by Sudhanshu Sir. All you have to do is register your details.

Date: 28 October, 2021

Time: 6 PM

About Sudhanshu Sir

Sudhanshu Sir has served in the Defense Ministry for 10 years. He has a keen interest in regional and global geopolitics and has ample experience of various other competitive exams as well. Experienced with UPSC CS and Several State PSCs..

Our Hall of Fame boasts of nearly 150 aspirants who have cleared the exam as working professionals. This year, our Civilsdaily students — Vaibhav Rawat (AIR 25) and Ravi Kumar (AIR 84) worked really hard in their respective jobs and studies before they tasted success. This busts the myth that only full-time aspirants can clear the exam.

Lack of Time or Lack of Time-Management?

UPSC-CSE is not only one of the toughest exams of the world, but one of the longest as well. An exam that is a year long, needs a preparation of 2 years to clear it.

Some of us have family responsibilities that cannot and should not be neglected. Maybe you are the only earning member of your family. But, is it impossible to juggle UPSC CSE and work? Not at all. It might be challenging, but it’s an achievable ambition. One needs the discipline to study everyday, whether they had a good or a bad day at work.

All aspirants get only 24 hours in a day, how they spend every hour determines their final result.

Does this mean there will be no scope for rest as a Working Junta? Don’t be surprised if we tell you toppers like Srishti Jayant Deshmukh (AIR 5, 2018) and Roman Saini (AIR 18, 2013) found time to take breaks in between their college studies (engineering and medical respectively) and UPSC preparation! While Srishti took a 5 minute break after every 30 minutes, Roman took a 10 minute break after every 1 hour.

Why should you attend this webinar?

When we asked Vaibhav Rawat and Ravi Kumar their secret of topping the exam despite working 8-9 hours everyday, their answer was time management and syllabus completion.

Instead of complaining about the limited time they had, they completed modules assigned by us within that time. Sometimes, they got 6 hours in a day and sometimes 5 hours. But after office, they never let the stress of work distract them. Nor did they compare their preparation to other full-time aspirants and get demotivated.

Every topper has their own time-management technique. As a working junta, its about time you learnt them. This is what Sudhanshu Sir will address in this upcoming webinar. You will not only get to know how to balance work and study in a day, but also when to take breaks in between the two!

What will you learn in this Webinar?

1. The 4 different phases of UPSC preparation. What to study in each phase?

2. Our 5-hour Step-by-Step learning plan. Also time-management techniques of other toppers.

3. Avoiding mistakes that cost you an attempt. How to kickstart your preparation in the right direction?

4. Advantages of being a UPSC aspirant as a working professional. What do you have that others don’t?

5. Studying smartly. How can you use the Civilsdaily App to get consolidated material that can save your time?

At the end of the session, Sudhanshu sir will hold an interactive Q&A session where all beginners and veterans are welcome to get solutions for their issues.

Webinar Details

Everyone is welcome to attend our free webinar for working professionals by Sudhanshu Sir. All you have to do is register your details.

Date: 28 October, 2021

Time: 6 PM

About Sudhanshu Sir

Sudhanshu Sir has served in the Defense Ministry for 10 years. He has a keen interest in regional and global geopolitics and has ample experience of various other competitive exams as well. Experienced with UPSC CS and Several State PSCs..

Our Hall of Fame boasts of nearly 150 aspirants who have cleared the exam as working professionals. This year, our Civilsdaily students — Vaibhav Rawat (AIR 25) and Ravi Kumar (AIR 84) worked really hard in their respective jobs and studies before they tasted success. This busts the myth that only full-time aspirants can clear the exam.

Lack of Time or Lack of Time-Management?

UPSC-CSE is not only one of the toughest exams of the world, but one of the longest as well. An exam that is a year long, needs a preparation of 2 years to clear it.

Some of us have family responsibilities that cannot and should not be neglected. Maybe you are the only earning member of your family. But, is it impossible to juggle UPSC CSE and work? Not at all. It might be challenging, but it’s an achievable ambition. One needs the discipline to study everyday, whether they had a good or a bad day at work.

All aspirants get only 24 hours in a day, how they spend every hour determines their final result.

Does this mean there will be no scope for rest as a Working Junta? Don’t be surprised if we tell you toppers like Srishti Jayant Deshmukh (AIR 5, 2018) and Roman Saini (AIR 18, 2013) found time to take breaks in between their college studies (engineering and medical respectively) and UPSC preparation! While Srishti took a 5 minute break after every 30 minutes, Roman took a 10 minute break after every 1 hour.

Why should you attend this webinar?

When we asked Vaibhav Rawat and Ravi Kumar their secret of topping the exam despite working 8-9 hours everyday, their answer was time management and syllabus completion.

Instead of complaining about the limited time they had, they completed modules assigned by us within that time. Sometimes, they got 6 hours in a day and sometimes 5 hours. But after office, they never let the stress of work distract them. Nor did they compare their preparation to other full-time aspirants and get demotivated.

Every topper has their own time-management technique. As a working junta, its about time you learnt them. This is what Sudhanshu Sir will address in this upcoming webinar. You will not only get to know how to balance work and study in a day, but also when to take breaks in between the two!

What will you learn in this Webinar?

1. The 4 different phases of UPSC preparation. What to study in each phase?

2. Our 5-hour Step-by-Step learning plan. Also time-management techniques of other toppers.

3. Avoiding mistakes that cost you an attempt. How to kickstart your preparation in the right direction?

4. Advantages of being a UPSC aspirant as a working professional. What do you have that others don’t?

5. Studying smartly. How can you use the Civilsdaily App to get consolidated material that can save your time?

At the end of the session, Sudhanshu sir will hold an interactive Q&A session where all beginners and veterans are welcome to get solutions for their issues.

Webinar Details

Everyone is welcome to attend our free webinar for working professionals by Sudhanshu Sir. All you have to do is register your details.

Date: 28 October, 2021

Time: 6 PM

About Sudhanshu Sir

Sudhanshu Sir has served in the Defense Ministry for 10 years. He has a keen interest in regional and global geopolitics and has ample experience of various other competitive exams as well. Experienced with UPSC CS and Several State PSCs.

Our Hall of Fame boasts of nearly 150 aspirants who have cleared the exam as working professionals. This year, our Civilsdaily students — Vaibhav Rawat (AIR 25) and Ravi Kumar (AIR 84) worked really hard in their respective jobs and studies before they tasted success. This busts the myth that only full-time aspirants can clear the exam.

Lack of Time or Lack of Time-Management?

UPSC-CSE is not only one of the toughest exams of the world, but one of the longest as well. An exam that is a year long, needs a preparation of 2 years to clear it.

Some of us have family responsibilities that cannot and should not be neglected. Maybe you are the only earning member of your family. But, is it impossible to juggle UPSC CSE and work? Not at all. It might be challenging, but it’s an achievable ambition. One needs the discipline to study everyday, whether they had a good or a bad day at work.

All aspirants get only 24 hours in a day, how they spend every hour determines their final result.

Does this mean there will be no scope for rest as a Working Junta? Don’t be surprised if we tell you toppers like Srishti Jayant Deshmukh (AIR 5, 2018) and Roman Saini (AIR 18, 2013) found time to take breaks in between their college studies (engineering and medical respectively) and UPSC preparation! While Srishti took a 5 minute break after every 30 minutes, Roman took a 10 minute break after every 1 hour.

Why should you attend this webinar?

When we asked Vaibhav Rawat and Ravi Kumar their secret of topping the exam despite working 8-9 hours everyday, their answer was time management and syllabus completion.

Instead of complaining about the limited time they had, they completed modules assigned by us within that time. Sometimes, they got 6 hours in a day and sometimes 5 hours. But after office, they never let the stress of work distract them. Nor did they compare their preparation to other full-time aspirants and get demotivated.

Every topper has their own time-management technique. As a working junta, its about time you learnt them. This is what Sudhanshu Sir will address in this upcoming webinar. You will not only get to know how to balance work and study in a day, but also when to take breaks in between the two!

What will you learn in this Webinar?

1. The 4 different phases of UPSC preparation. What to study in each phase?

2. Our 5-hour Step-by-Step learning plan. Also time-management techniques of other toppers.

3. Avoiding mistakes that cost you an attempt. How to kickstart your preparation in the right direction?

4. Advantages of being a UPSC aspirant as a working professional. What do you have that others don’t?

5. Studying smartly. How can you use the Civilsdaily App to get consolidated material that can save your time?

At the end of the session, Sudhanshu sir will hold an interactive Q&A session where all beginners and veterans are welcome to get solutions for their issues.

Webinar Details

Everyone is welcome to attend our free webinar for working professionals by Sudhanshu Sir. All you have to do is register your details.

Date: 28 October, 2021

Time: 6 PM

About Sudhanshu Sir

Sudhanshu Sir has served in the Defense Ministry for 10 years. He has a keen interest in regional and global geopolitics and has ample experience of various other competitive exams as well. Experienced with UPSC CS and Several State PSCs.

Civilsdaily is looking to hire across multiple roles.

Dear All,

Civilsdaily has become a force to reckon with. With our bold initiatives and maturing innovations, we are pushing the boundaries even further constantly thinking about bettering the learning outcomes for so many students.

Inviting applications for open positions is a rare event for us. We don’t remember the last time we did something like this. This means it is an extremely rare opportunity for you.

A career in education with Civilsdaily empowers you to help students, to be respected by them and by others, and to experience job satisfaction in a way that is impossible in many other careers.

Criteria

1. The candidate applying to be a mentor should have appeared for UPSC mains and/or interview round. (more preference for interview candidates).
2. 1+ years of experience in coaching UPSC aspirants. (not mandatory for UPSC interview candidates)
3. The candidate should be based out of Delhi or willing to relocate to Delhi where our office is located.

Our awesome offices at 1 LGF Apsara Arcade will leave a lasting impression on you.

Our open office setup helps us foster collaboration keeping us ahead of the competition all the time.

• Candidates willing to become Mains Experts should go through the following post – https://www.civilsdaily.com/mains-essential-program-answer-booklet-cover-page/. We don’t take mains copy checking lightly.
• Please do not fill the application incorrectly. Most candidates say they are applying for a full-time position just to get an interview call. It’s really a turnoff.

To help us understand you better, please fill your application.

Our Hall of Fame boasts of nearly 150 aspirants who have cleared the exam as working professionals. This year, our Civilsdaily students — Vaibhav Rawat (AIR 25) and Ravi Kumar (AIR 84) worked really hard in their respective jobs and studies before they tasted success. This busts the myth that only full-time aspirants can clear the exam.

Lack of Time or Lack of Time-Management?

UPSC-CSE is not only one of the toughest exams of the world, but one of the longest as well. An exam that is a year long, needs a preparation of 2 years to clear it.

Some of us have family responsibilities that cannot and should not be neglected. Maybe you are the only earning member of your family. But, is it impossible to juggle UPSC CSE and work? Not at all. It might be challenging, but it’s an achievable ambition. One needs the discipline to study everyday, whether they had a good or a bad day at work.

All aspirants get only 24 hours in a day, how they spend every hour determines their final result.

Does this mean there will be no scope for rest as a Working Junta? Don’t be surprised if we tell you toppers like Srishti Jayant Deshmukh (AIR 5, 2018) and Roman Saini (AIR 18, 2013) found time to take breaks in between their college studies (engineering and medical respectively) and UPSC preparation! While Srishti took a 5 minute break after every 30 minutes, Roman took a 10 minute break after every 1 hour.

Why should you attend this webinar?

When we asked Vaibhav Rawat and Ravi Kumar their secret of topping the exam despite working 8-9 hours every day, their answer was time management and syllabus completion.

Instead of complaining about the limited time they had, they completed modules assigned by us within that time. Sometimes, they got 6 hours in a day and sometimes 5 hours. But after office, they never let the stress of work distract them. Nor did they compare their preparation to other full-time aspirants and get demotivated.

Every topper has their own time-management technique. As a working junta, its about time you learnt them. This is what Sudhanshu Sir will address in this upcoming webinar. You will not only get to know how to balance work and study in a day, but also when to take breaks in between the two!

What will you learn in this Webinar?

1. The 4 different phases of UPSC preparation. What to study in each phase?

2. Our 5-hour Step-by-Step learning plan. Also time-management techniques of other toppers.

3. Avoiding mistakes that cost you an attempt. How to kickstart your preparation in the right direction?

4. Advantages of being a UPSC aspirant as a working professional. What do you have that others don’t?

5. Studying smartly. How can you use the Civilsdaily App to get consolidated material that can save your time?

At the end of the session, Sudhanshu sir will hold an interactive Q&A session where all beginners and veterans are welcome to get solutions for their issues.

Webinar Details

Everyone is welcome to attend our free webinar for working professionals by Sudhanshu Sir. All you have to do is register your details.

Date: 28 October, 2021

Time: 6 PM

About Sudhanshu Sir

Sudhanshu Sir has served in the Defense Ministry for 10 years. He has a keen interest in regional and global geopolitics and has ample experience of various other competitive exams as well. Experienced with UPSC CS and Several State PSCs.

A major dilemma faced by all UPSC aspirants is choosing the right Optional subject. There are 2 papers in Optional, each being 250 marks. Hence, you will be 500 marks closer to clearing Mains with an optional subject aligning to your academic background.

If you’ve already decided on Anthropology as your Optional Subject, then congrats! First, for making up your mind and next, for choosing that life-saving optional which has helped many aspirants become toppers in UPSC.

Is Anthropology Optional a Scoring Subject?

After changing their optional to anthropology, Anudeep Durishetty bagged AIR 1 in his 4th attempt, Akshit Jain got AIR 2 in his 2nd attempt Apala Mishra bagged AIR 9 in her 2nd attempt, Geethanjali Sharma secured AIR 32 in her 3rd attempt and Rinku Lather secured AIR 232 in his 2nd attempt (with this optional). Anthropology is among the top 3 preferences of UPSC toppers. However, after 2019 the subject has got tougher and is no longer that easy for aspirants to score above 300 marks.

Understanding the scoring nature of Anthropology Optional, we’ve launched a marks booster cum mentorship program by Rinku Lather IRS. Rinku has been able to score top marks in both of his attempts.

How is the structure of Rinku Lather IRS’s Anthropology Optional Course?

There are two variants of the course:

1. For Mains written aspirants (click)
2. For other aspirants

Rinku Lather IRS sir will conduct syllabus completion classes on Google meet, which will help students write their own notes. Topic-wise discussions will be held.

He will conduct both doubt clearing and answer writing discussion sessions on a daily basis. The aim is to provide quality enrichment sessions with value-added inputs on important topics.

Apart from this, the program will have 1-on-1 mentorship calls* by Rinku Lather IRS sir with the intent to boost your scores in Anthropology Optional. (*For mains written aspirants)

What will you learn in the Free Anthropology Orientation Session?

It’s always better to learn the tricks of the trade with the best in the business. With 288 marks, Rinku Lather sir was among the Anthropology toppers of UPSC CSE 2019. In the first session, he will give an orientation on —

1. Main dimensions of Anthropology Optional. How will Paper 1 and 2 be?

2. His Go-To Preparation Strategy. What are the books he read and how many times he revised before exam?

3. What are the scoring topics in Anthropology. Why is it better to focus more on the ROI topics?

4. Difficulties faced by aspirants while preparing for Anthropology Optional and how to avoid them? Learning from experience of others’ mistakes is always the best way to go.

Session Details

The first session of the Anthropology Course by Rinku Lather sir is free for all to attend.

Anyone writing UPSC Mains in 2021 and 2022 will benefit from the session. There will be a Q&A session too where all anthropology enthusiasts can engage with the topper, Rinku Lather IRS.

To register for the free live discussion click on the link below.

Connect directly with Civilsdaily Mentors:-https://bit.ly/connect_with_CD_mentors

Enroll into our new Samachar Manthan Program with this link:- https://www.civilsdaily.com/course/samachar-manthan-yearly-2022-batch-2/

Sudhanshu sir is talking about the challenges which Indian Air Force has been facing for a long time. He is talking about these challenges which has been identified by our new Air Chief Marshal Vivek Ram Chaudhari and the steps being taken in an effort to resolve those issues

How to Fully Prepare Current Affairs For Prelims, Mains & Interview? || Free Webinar
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What is that one subject with which you can ace all the 3 stages of UPSC-CSE – Prelims, Mains and Interview? Yes, it’s Current Affairs.

Every year, 30% of the questions in the Prelims exam appear from Current Affairs. With current affairs knowledge, you will know how to answer 60-70% questions in UPSC Mains. And, 80% of the interview questions ask your opinion on the news events of last one year.

So, with every stage the importance of current affairs sees a proportional increase.

Why you should attend Parth Sir’s Webinar?

If UPSC Civil Services Examination is a bike, then one wheel is GS Static and the other is GS Current Affairs. You can’t have a smooth ride even if one the tyres get punctured. While standard books and NCERTs are enough to cover the static subjects, what about the vast syllabus of Current Affairs?

Even after reading The Hindu and Indian Express are you unable to get desired scores in the daily quiz? Are you aware of the important news but struggle to connect it to the topics in your static portions? Are you not getting time to explore other sources like PIB, Yojana or Kurukshetra?

Don’t get bogged down by the demands of Current Affairs. Attend the webinar conducted by Parth Sir this Sunday to allay all your fears and doubts and stay focused in clearing UPSC CSE!

What will you learn from this webinar?

1. How to finish reading all the sources of current affairs in one hour?

2. How not to approach current affairs for UPSC CSE?

3. Direct and indirect relation of current affairs in recent years with evidence. This will be a reality check for many aspirants!

4. What are the important sources for current affairs?

5. How to make micro notes with topic-wise current affairs?

6. How to answer current affairs questions in a smart and efficient manner?

At the end of the session, Parth Sir will also conduct a Q&A session.

Webinar Details

Don’t miss the chance to get value addition inputs to score better in the examination! This webinar is absolutely free. All aspirants are welcome to attend.

Date – 24th October 2021 (Sunday)

Time – 3:00 P.M.

Limited slots are available. Please register immediately.

About Parth Sir

Our Civilsdaily Mentor, Mr Parth has been mentoring students since 2017. He has an admirable experience of attending UPSC-CSE interview two times. Parth sir has always scored 400+ in all the 4 GS Mains Subjects. The secret of success according to him is consistency and time-management.

What is that one subject with which you can ace all the 3 stages of UPSC-CSE – Prelims, Mains and Interview? Yes, it’s Current Affairs.

Every year, 30% of the questions in the Prelims exam appear from Current Affairs. With current affairs knowledge, you will know how to answer 60-70% questions in UPSC Mains. And, 80% of the interview questions ask your opinion on the news events of last one year.

So, with every stage the importance of current affairs sees a proportional increase.

Why you should attend Parth Sir’s Webinar?

If UPSC Civil Services Examination is a bike, then one wheel is GS Static and the other is GS Current Affairs. You can’t have a smooth ride even if one the tyres get punctured. While standard books and NCERTs are enough to cover the static subjects, what about the vast syllabus of Current Affairs?

Even after reading The Hindu and Indian Express are you unable to get desired scores in the daily quiz? Are you aware of the important news but struggle to connect it to the topics in your static portions? Are you not getting time to explore other sources like PIB, Yojana or Kurukshetra?

Don’t get bogged down by the demands of Current Affairs. Attend the webinar conducted by Parth Sir this Sunday to allay all your fears and doubts and stay focused in clearing UPSC CSE!

What will you learn from this webinar?

1. How to finish reading all the sources of current affairs in one hour?

2. How not to approach current affairs for UPSC CSE?

3. Direct and indirect relation of current affairs in recent years with evidence. This will be a reality check for many aspirants!

4. What are the important sources for current affairs?

5. How to make micro notes with topic-wise current affairs?

6. How to answer current affairs questions in a smart and efficient manner?

At the end of the session, Parth Sir will also conduct a Q&A session.

Webinar Details

Don’t miss the chance to get value addition inputs to score better in the examination! This webinar is absolutely free. All aspirants are welcome to attend.

Date – 24th October 2021 (Sunday)

Time – 3:00 P.M.

Limited slots are available. Please register immediately.

About Parth Sir

Our Civilsdaily Mentor, Mr Parth has been mentoring students since 2017. He has an admirable experience of attending UPSC-CSE interview two times. Parth sir has always scored 400+ in all the 4 GS Mains Subjects. The secret of success according to him is consistency and time-management.

What is that one subject with which you can ace all the 3 stages of UPSC-CSE – Prelims, Mains and Interview? Yes, it’s Current Affairs.

Every year, 30% of the questions in the Prelims exam appear from Current Affairs. With current affairs knowledge, you will know how to answer 60-70% questions in UPSC Mains. And, 80% of the interview questions ask your opinion on the news events of last one year.

So, with every stage the importance of current affairs sees a proportional increase.

Why you should attend Parth Sir’s Webinar?

If UPSC Civil Services Examination is a bike, then one wheel is GS Static and the other is GS Current Affairs. You can’t have a smooth ride even if one the tyres get punctured. While standard books and NCERTs are enough to cover the static subjects, what about the vast syllabus of Current Affairs?

Even after reading The Hindu and Indian Express are you unable to get desired scores in the daily quiz? Are you aware of the important news but struggle to connect it to the topics in your static portions? Are you not getting time to explore other sources like PIB, Yojana or Kurukshetra?

Don’t get bogged down by the demands of Current Affairs. Attend the webinar conducted by Parth Sir this Sunday to allay all your fears and doubts and stay focused in clearing UPSC CSE!

What will you learn from this webinar?

1. How to finish reading all the sources of current affairs in one hour?

2. How not to approach current affairs for UPSC CSE?

3. Direct and indirect relation of current affairs in recent years with evidence. This will be a reality check for many aspirants!

4. What are the important sources for current affairs?

5. How to make micro notes with topic-wise current affairs?

6. How to answer current affairs questions in a smart and efficient manner?

At the end of the session, Parth Sir will also conduct a Q&A session.

Webinar Details

Don’t miss the chance to get value addition inputs to score better in the examination! This webinar is absolutely free. All aspirants are welcome to attend.

Date – 24th October 2021 (Sunday)

Time – 3:00 P.M.

Limited slots are available. Please register immediately.

About Parth Sir

Our Civilsdaily Mentor, Mr Parth has been mentoring students since 2017. He has an admirable experience of attending UPSC-CSE interview two times. Parth sir has always scored 400+ in all the 4 GS Mains Subjects. The secret of success according to him is consistency and time-management.

What is that one subject with which you can ace all the 3 stages of UPSC-CSE – Prelims, Mains and Interview? Yes, it’s Current Affairs.

Every year, 30% of the questions in the Prelims exam appear from Current Affairs. With current affairs knowledge, you will know how to answer 60-70% questions in UPSC Mains. And, 80% of the interview questions ask your opinion on the news events of last one year.

So, with every stage the importance of current affairs sees a proportional increase.

Why you should attend Parth Sir’s Webinar?

If UPSC Civil Services Examination is a bike, then one wheel is GS Static and the other is GS Current Affairs. You can’t have a smooth ride even if one the tyres get punctured. While standard books and NCERTs are enough to cover the static subjects, what about the vast syllabus of Current Affairs?

Even after reading The Hindu and Indian Express are you unable to get desired scores in the daily quiz? Are you aware of the important news but struggle to connect it to the topics in your static portions? Are you not getting time to explore other sources like PIB, Yojana or Kurukshetra?

Don’t get bogged down by the demands of Current Affairs. Attend the webinar conducted by Parth Sir this Sunday to allay all your fears and doubts and stay focused in clearing UPSC CSE!

What will you learn from this webinar?

1. How to finish reading all the sources of current affairs in one hour?

2. How not to approach current affairs for UPSC CSE?

3. Direct and indirect relation of current affairs in recent years with evidence. This will be a reality check for many aspirants!

4. What are the important sources for current affairs?

5. How to make micro notes with topic-wise current affairs?

6. How to answer current affairs questions in a smart and efficient manner?

At the end of the session, Parth Sir will also conduct a Q&A session.

Webinar Details

Don’t miss the chance to get value addition inputs to score better in the examination! This webinar is absolutely free. All aspirants are welcome to attend.

Date – 24th October 2021 (Sunday)

Time – 3:00 P.M.

Limited slots are available. Please register immediately.

About Parth Sir

Our Civilsdaily Mentor, Mr Parth has been mentoring students since 2017. He has an admirable experience of attending UPSC-CSE interview two times. Parth sir has always scored 400+ in all the 4 GS Mains Subjects. The secret of success according to him is consistency and time-management.