Category: Strategy Sessions

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In the last 3 years, a lot of things have changed about UPSC-CSE

Especially the ‘CSAT’ paper in the prelims

The mysterious, unpredictable, and devious nature of CSAT paper spares no one, not even the IIT-IIM grads.

It’s time to look at CSAT from a different perspective

No more is it about just practicing and solving math problems

It is about crafting a ranker’s process and following right strategy

Zeeshan sir and Dinesh sir will be LIVE on 18th March at 7 pm for a FREE webinar where they will share exactly how you can ensure 90+ score in UPSC CSAT

Read what Zeeshan sir has to say about UPSC CSAT

“Hey UPSC aspirants, this is Zeeshan from Civilsdaily. I want to address a crucial aspect of your UPSC journey – the CSAT paper.

It’s increasingly becoming a major decider, and I’ve noticed that many aspirants, irrespective of their educational background, find it challenging.

Whether you’re from an IIT, a local college, a science or arts background, rural or urban areas, it doesn’t matter. What matters is your strategy and preparation approach.

Anyone can score above 90 in the CSAT with the right mindset and smart preparation.

This Monday I’ll be LIVE along with Dinesh Sharma sir, and we’ll be discussing how to tackle maths and logical reasoning questions, select high-scoring topics, and employ smart elimination techniques in CSAT, regardless of your academic background.

Join us LIVE on Zoom and transform your approach to CSAT. See you there!“

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Sureshot CSAT program by Zeeshan sir and Dinesh sir starts 19th March

https://prelims.civilsdaily.com/sureshot-csat-2024/

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Attend FREE Webinar on UPSC CSAT Strategy for Prelims 2024

In this masterclass, you will get:

1. A 60-minute deep dive on how to tackle UPSC CSAT paper for Prelims 2024 and ensure a 90+ score.
2. How UPSC CSAT has been evolving, changing patterns and difficulty levels?
3. Insider tips that only the top IAS and IPS rankers know and apply in every attempt

Attend FREE webinar on 18th March, 7 pm

First 100 will get access to Zeeshan sir’s CSAT Telegram group

By the end, you’ll have razor-sharp clarity and a clear roadmap for approaching and qualifying UPSC CSAT paper with ease.

Zeeshan sir

(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until April 24)

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Not sure yet?

We recommend you register here. It takes less than 10 seconds to register.

• No spam! Once in a while, we’ll only send you high-quality exam-related content. 
• We will inform you about the upcoming Masterclasses that might benefit you.
• You can demand one free mentorship call from verified Civilsdaily mentors. 
• You can always choose to unsubscribe. 

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In the world of UPSC CSE preparation, time is a luxury not everyone can afford.

Especially for the working professionals who are preparing for UPSC.

Gone are the days of dedicating 10-12 hours a day for UPSC prep.

Today, it’s about making every hour count, efficiently.

The 5-hour daily study strategy is the new reality for aspirants with a serious time crunch.

Pravin Garje sir, the Head of Mentorship program at Civilsdaily will share this innovative approach with you.

He will share the art of effective, time-constrained preparation.

Why juggle aimlessly when you can strategize like a topper?

It’s not about the hours you put in, but how you use them.

Read what Pravin sir has to say about UPSC prep with serious time crunch

“Hey guys, I am Pravin Garje, the mentor of 50+ UPSC rankers and head of UPSC Mentorship program at Civilsdaily. I’m here to let you in on how to effectively utilize a 5-hour daily study window for UPSC prep, crucial for those balancing work or college.

The UPSC exam’s complexity has only increased over the years. It’s no longer just about the hours of study but about strategic and adaptive preparation.

I will unveil strategies focusing on critical syllabus areas, analytical thinking, and effective time management.

In my masterclass, I’ll dive into breaking down the syllabus into manageable chunks, prioritizing essential topics, efficiently navigating the vast terrain of current affairs, and mastering GS material.

I’ll also discuss balancing UPSC Prelims and Mains preparation, tackling the Optional subject, and enhancing answer writing skills within a limited timeframe.

Join me on this coming Saturday over Zoom (link will be emailed to you).

See you there”

Get 5-hour prep strategy for working UPSC aspirants

In this masterclass, you will get:

1. 45 minutes of topic-by-topic deep dive 5hr/day UPSC preparation strategy for Working professionals and College aspirants.
2. Masterclass on time management, designing your UPSC study plan and a target-based time table.
3. Insider tips that only the top IAS and IPS rankers know and apply in every attempt

UPSC 5hr/day prep strategy Masterclass at 7 PM on Saturday, 16th March 2024

First 100 will get personalized UPSC Studyplan designed by Pravin sir

By the end, you’ll have razor-sharp clarity and a clear roadmap for UPSC preparation with a full time job or college

Pravin Garje

(Don’t wait—the next time management masterclass won’t be until June 24)

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Not sure yet?

We recommend you register here. It takes less than 10 seconds to register.

• No spam! Once in a while, we’ll only send you high-quality exam-related content. 
• We will inform you about the upcoming Masterclasses that might benefit you.
• You can demand one free mentorship call from verified Civilsdaily mentors. 
• You can always choose to unsubscribe. 

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Led by a team of experienced and rigorously trained (for the latest UPSC requirements and pattern) Faculties and Mentors, Civilsdaily is the first and only platform that introduced deeply researched UPSC-CSE content and programs led by real-time 1:1 Mentorship. 

As a UPSC aspirant, you live in a world populated with infinite sources churning out countless content themes endlessly, adding only short-term value to your preparation, if at all. Giving you false hope that your preparation is moving forward. All this is in the name of FREE preparation content. We chose not to play that game.

Instead, we create only limited content themes and programs every week. But content and program that is original, rigorously researched for UPSC requirements by trained faculties and led by Mentors. Just what is actually required to qualify CSE, it’s something we continue to do. 

At Civilsdaily, we treat Mentorship as a specialization. Not every Mains or interview candidate can be a mentor. Most such mentors will suggest cosmetic changes and will only help you evolve slowly. It is easy to find comfort in sentences like ‘every topper is different’ and’ they have their own path’. Finding what’s different about you and then figuring out your own path is why Mentorship is essential. We walk the talk by helping you craft your own way of preparation. A method that enhances your probability of qualifying UPSC-CSE in a single attempt. We give you that near-perfect certainty. Delivering this consistently to hundreds of aspirants (now rankers) in the past was challenging. We still stick to it and keep getting better at it with each passing year. 

Fill up This Mentorship Form (Free for the next 24 hours) to connect with our mentors.

At CD, we understand the science and the art of everything UPSC. If you have a problem, we will sit with you and find a solution. If that doesn’t work, then we try solution 2. Eventually, we will make sure you end up making progress. What’s the point of any content, program and Mentorship without progress? This is precisely why aspirants trust they have the best shot at clearing the exam with Civilsdaily. 

Part of this content and programs are free and completely accessible exclusively to our students(enrolled in mentorship programs). We put a lot of time, effort, and energy into creating lectures, notes, and tests and understanding your needs as an aspirant. We take it seriously because, after all, your future depends on it. 

The heart of the Civilsdaily platform is the Foundation Program and Ultimate Assessment Program (UAP). For years, aspirants have enrolled here because they couldn’t find such depth and passion towards quality content and Mentorship anywhere. Their search inevitably ends at Civilsdaily. Enrollment in these programs and Mentorship also makes us accountable to aspirants for the value they get. 

In the past few years, we’ve worked quietly in the background with hundreds of aspirants; many now serve as IAS, IPS, IFS and more. We are very proud of what we’ve achieved. Here are some of the recent rankers showing us gratitude.

Fill up This Mentorship Form (Free for the next 24 hours) to connect with our mentors.

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Understanding the Prelims exam and optimizing your attempt is a skill set in itself. One could read through 100s of books, and 1000s of notes and yet wouldn’t get a good grip on how to tackle the paper.

This course is scientifically designed to hone your skills.

Most of you are constantly focusing on building knowledge the academic pillar. It is a necessary condition but not a sufficient one. 

From my experience, I know for sure that most of you don’t lack knowledge. You just don’t know how to finetune your creative and predictive pillars. 

Dominate Prelims Final Batch for Prelims 2024

Program starts 15th March

Whatsapp/Call here for queries: +91 73033 16700

Program Details

Course fee, including GST: Rs 5900.00

The program starts: 15th March 2024

Whatsapp/Call here for queries: +91 73033 16700

Dominate Prelims Final Batch for Prelims 2024

Program starts 15th March

What do my (previous batch) Dominate Prelims 2023 students have to say?

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There is a difference between knowing Ethics and applying Ethics.

Ethics GS 4 is all about using theories and knowledge to solve practical real-life (administrative-socio-political) issues that are asked in the UPSC paper.

It’s important to understand its core purpose—not just as a segment of the UPSC syllabus but as a vital tool for real-world governance and decision-making.

It’s about developing keen observational skills to spot ethical dilemmas and conflicts in everyday situations.

It’s about applying ethical principles to make sound administrative decisions, transforming theoretical knowledge into practical wisdom.

In the upcoming webinar Arvind Sir will guide you through the right strategies, from crafting notes that encapsulate the essence of previous years’ questions (PYQs) to writing answers that resonate with the UPSC examiner.

Read what Arvind Agrawal sir has to say about UPSC Notemaking for GS 4 paper

“Hello aspirants, I’m Arvind Agrawal, I have mentored 100+ IAS rankers and lead the UPSC Mains program. Today, I will talk about Ethics paper and the right approach that almost 99% of aspirants miss out on.

Understanding Ethics, covering the syllabus, and memorizing philosophers’ views is one thing. But applying this knowledge to real-life situations and ethical dilemmas you’ll face as an officer is where the true challenge – and opportunity – lies.

The Ethics paper is not just about theoretical knowledge; it’s a test of your ability to navigate complex moral landscapes, make sound decisions based on ethical principles, and demonstrate a deep understanding of values in governance.

I am taking up a webinar in which I’ll delve into the crux of developing observational skills to identify ethical dilemmas and conflicts in values, crucial for anyone aspiring to serve in public administration. It’s about bringing theory to life and using it to solve practical issues, a skill every successful candidate must master.

We’ll explore how to effectively use previous years’ questions to create comprehensive notes, focusing on not just what to study but how to study.

I’ll guide you on crafting answers that resonate with the examiners, showcasing your understanding and application of ethical principles.

This isn’t just about scoring marks; it’s about preparing you to think and act like the future leaders our country needs.

Join me as we break down the barriers between knowing and applying, between theory and practice.

See you in the webinar.”

Attend FREE Webinar on Effective Notes Making for Ethics and Answer Content Enrichment

In this masterclass, you will get:

1. The critical difference between merely knowing the Ethics syllabus and applying ethical principles to score high marks in the UPSC Mains paper.
2. Strategies for developing observational skills to identify ethical dilemmas and value conflicts in real-life situations, translating theoretical knowledge into practical solutions.
3. How to create effective notes from previous years’ questions (PYQs) and write compelling answers that not only meet but exceed the examiners’ expectations.

Join Arvind sir’s FREE webinar on 8th Feb, 6 pm

First 100 will get Civilsdaily’s Mains Toolkit

By the end, you’ll have razor-sharp clarity and a clear roadmap for approaching and qualifying your Ethics GS 4 paper with ease.

Arvind Agrawal sir

(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until Aug 24)

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These masterclasses are packed with value. They are conducted in private with a closed community. We rarely open these webinars for everyone for free. This time we are keeping it for 300 seats only.

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Not sure yet?

We recommend you register here. It takes less than 10 seconds to register.

• No spam! Once in a while, we’ll only send you high-quality exam-related content. 
• We will inform you about the upcoming Masterclasses that might benefit you.
• You can demand one free mentorship call from verified Civilsdaily mentors. 
• You can always choose to unsubscribe. 

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Why is it that some aspirants seem to be confident about their preparation and successful in their first attempt, while the vast majority struggle attempt after attempt? 

Three things stand out more than others: 

1. Rankers have had a system in place since day zero. 
2. Rankers developed a mindset, i.e., believing in the timetable and mock test accountability. 
3. Rankers worked smart by taking weekly feedback from qualified mentors. 

If you want results, you must approach things like a ranker, not a regular ‘go with the flow’ aspirant. You must learn to control the direction of your preparation. It all comes down to your approach.

So, What’s the difference? Actually, there are many differences:

• 99% of aspirants focus on completing the syllabus. Rankers focus on PYQ-based preparation. 

• 99% of aspirants stop when they achieve a good mock score. Rankers sit with mentors to understand that the initial achievement is just a launchpad for the next step.

• 99% of aspirants are reactive. Rankers are proactive.

• 99% of aspirants want to win the mock tests. Rankers want to win in the exam, meaning they think long-term. 

• 99% of aspirants wait for the exam result to tell their blindspots and issues; Rankers go to their mentors and take feedback. 

• 99% of aspirants are kind of in. Rankers are all-in.

• 99% of aspirants focus on the outcome. Rankers focus on the process.
• 99% of aspirants think they are good at everything. Rankers understand their strength and weaknesses and use them to their advantage in exam. 

• 99% of spirants see feedback as someone criticising who they are. Rankers know they have blind spots and seek out thoughtful criticism from mentors. 

• 99% of aspirants value doing it once. Rankers value doing it consistently.

• 99% of aspirants focus on being right. Rankers concentrate on getting the best outcome.

• 99% of aspirants worry about what they see. Rankers worry about what they can’t see.

• 99% of aspirants blame others. Rankers accept responsibility.

• 99% of aspirants are intermittent. Rankers are consistent.

• 99% of aspirants focus on speed. Rankers focus on velocity.

Register for AIR 62, Vaishnavi Paul’s phase-wise strategy for UPSC 2025

Read what IAS, Vaishnavi Paul, AIR 62, UPSC 2022 has to say about UPSC preparation and approach

“Hello students,

Starting your UPSC preparation feels almost like you’ve been stranded in a desert. The right strategy, approach, and adaptive mindset are your compass and map.

I’m Vaishnavi, and I’ve been through this journey from start to finish, 5 times. What I learned is pretty simple: you need a strategy, follow it and keep adapting it to the demands of the UPSC.

My methods and scores were way different at the start compared to my last shot at it. It’s all about not just working hard, but working smart, and being ready to switch things up as you go.

Staying static is not an option; adaptation is key.

But how do you adapt without losing your essence? How do you ensure that your preparation is sustainable, not just for the exam but for you as an individual? These are questions many overlook in the heat of preparation, but they’re crucial for long-term success.

So, I’m putting together a little get-together on the 6th of March, 2024, at 7 PM. We’ll chat about how to kick off your prep for UPSC 2025, focusing on strategies that grow with you. It’s about nailing the exam without letting it wear you down.

I’m excited to share what worked for me, answer your questions, and maybe help you find your own way through this. Let’s make this journey one where you feel supported and ready to take on the world.

Hope to see you there!

Cheers, Vaishnavi Paul”

Register for AIR 62, Vaishnavi Paul’s phase-wise strategy for UPSC 2025

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In this masterclass, you will get:

1. Starting from Scratch: Insights into how my preparation strategies evolved from my first to last UPSC attempt, leading to significant score improvements.
2. Phase-wise strategy for UPSC 2025: Real-life tips for acing prelims, essays, and ethics papers, derived from my own experiences of hits and misses.
3. How do first attempt IAS Rankers plan their weeks, months, and year?
4. Balanced Preparation: Guidance on maintaining a healthy balance between intense study and personal well-being to ensure a stress-free journey toward your IAS goal.

By the end, you’ll have razor-sharp clarity and a clear roadmap for approaching and qualifying your UPSC 2025 exam with confidence and near-perfect certainty. 

Join AIR 62, IAS Vaishnavi Paul’s FREE Webinar on 6th March, 7:00 pm

First 100 will get personalized study plan and mentorship session

(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until May 24)

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These masterclasses are packed with value. They are conducted in private with a closed community. We rarely open these webinars for everyone for free. This time we are keeping it for 300 seats only.

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Not sure yet?

We recommend you register here. It takes less than 10 seconds to register.

• No spam! Once in a while, we’ll only send you high-quality exam-related content. 
• We will inform you about the upcoming Masterclasses that might benefit you.
• You can demand one free mentorship call from verified Civilsdaily mentors. 
• You can always choose to unsubscribe. 

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Why is it that some aspirants seem to be confident about their preparation and successful in their first attempt, while the vast majority struggle attempt after attempt? 

Three things stand out more than others: 

1. Rankers have had a system in place since day zero. 
2. Rankers developed a mindset, i.e., believing in the timetable and mock test accountability. 
3. Rankers worked smart by taking weekly feedback from qualified mentors. 

If you want results, you must approach things like a ranker, not a regular ‘go with the flow’ aspirant. You must learn to control the direction of your preparation. It all comes down to your approach.

So, What’s the difference? Actually, there are many differences:

• 99% of aspirants focus on completing the syllabus. Rankers focus on PYQ-based preparation. 

• 99% of aspirants stop when they achieve a good mock score. Rankers sit with mentors to understand that the initial achievement is just a launchpad for the next step.

• 99% of aspirants are reactive. Rankers are proactive.

• 99% of aspirants want to win the mock tests. Rankers want to win in the exam, meaning they think long-term. 

• 99% of aspirants wait for the exam result to tell their blindspots and issues; Rankers go to their mentors and take feedback. 

• 99% of aspirants are kind of in. Rankers are all-in.

• 99% of aspirants focus on the outcome. Rankers focus on the process.
• 99% of aspirants think they are good at everything. Rankers understand their strength and weaknesses and use them to their advantage in exam. 

• 99% of spirants see feedback as someone criticising who they are. Rankers know they have blind spots and seek out thoughtful criticism from mentors. 

• 99% of aspirants value doing it once. Rankers value doing it consistently.

• 99% of aspirants focus on being right. Rankers concentrate on getting the best outcome.

• 99% of aspirants worry about what they see. Rankers worry about what they can’t see.

• 99% of aspirants blame others. Rankers accept responsibility.

• 99% of aspirants are intermittent. Rankers are consistent.

• 99% of aspirants focus on speed. Rankers focus on velocity.

Register for AIR 48, Aaditya sir’s webinar on 14 month blueprint for UPSC 2025

Read what IAS, Aaditya Pandey, AIR 48 sir has to say about UPSC preparation and approach

“I’m Aaditya, got rank 48 in UPSC 2022. Guys, thinking and preparing for UPSC can feel exciting and a bit scary. I’ve been in your shoes, and now I want to help you through it.

Whether you are someone who can immerse themselves in preparation for 7-8 hours daily, or a UPSC warriors balancing work or college with 4-5 hours of study, remember, it’s about quality, not just quantity.

Join me on a Zoom session on 3rd March 2024 at 7 PM. It’s for everyone – whether you’re new to UPSC or you’ve tried before but targeting a Top-50 rank in UPSC 2025.

In the session we will talk about how to start and strategize your prep for UPSC 2025. I will share precise step wise studyplan and apporach you should have for a top-50 rank. More than that I will also talk about the philosophy of UPSC prep, what UPSC expects, and how you should adapt towards meeting those expectations.

We will deal with all the aspects for a comprehensive UPSC preparation.

We’ll talk about how to start with the basics, NCERTs that aren’t just textbooks but your foundation stones. And how you will have to complement this with a disciplined approach to reading newspapers and covering CA. It’s not about skimming through; it’s about understanding the world around you, which is crucial for both Prelims and Mains.

Gradually how to progress to standard books, but do so with a strategy. You don’t just read; but analyze and understand. And here’s where the mindset plays a massive role. Transforming from an aspirant to a top ranker isn’t just about hard work; it’s about smart work, the right attitude, and persistence.

Focus on mastering answer writing should be from early on. Your notes should be concise, clear, and, most importantly, useful. You have to learn to weave current affairs with static portions seamlessly. This isn’t just preparation; it’s about building a habit, a discipline that will stand you in good stead not just for UPSC but for life.

I’ve talked to thousands of UPSC hopefuls on YouTube and through Civilsdaily. I know what you’re up against because I’ve been there. In this webinar, I’ll also share my notes with you.

See you in the webinar”

Register for AIR 48, Aaditya sir’s webinar on 14 month blueprint for UPSC 2025

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In this masterclass, you will get:

1. A 45-minute deep dive on how to plan your UPSC 2025 strategy from scratch: Level-0 to IAS in 1st attempt
2. How do first attempt IAS Rankers plan their weeks, months, and year?
3. Insider tips that only the top IAS and IPS rankers know and apply in every attempt

By the end, you’ll have razor-sharp clarity and a clear roadmap for approaching and qualifying your UPSC 2025 exam with confidence and near-perfect certainty. 

Aaditya Pandey sir, IAS, AIR 48

Join AIR 48, IAS Aaditya Pandey’s FREE Webinar on 3rd March, 7:00 pm

First 100 will get personalized study plan and mentorship session

(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until May 24)

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These masterclasses are packed with value. They are conducted in private with a closed community. We rarely open these webinars for everyone for free. This time we are keeping it for 300 seats only.

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Not sure yet?

We recommend you register here. It takes less than 10 seconds to register.

• No spam! Once in a while, we’ll only send you high-quality exam-related content. 
• We will inform you about the upcoming Masterclasses that might benefit you.
• You can demand one free mentorship call from verified Civilsdaily mentors. 
• You can always choose to unsubscribe. 

PYQ Relevance: Mains: 1. Discuss the main objectives of Population Education and point out the measures to achieve them in India in detail (2021) 2. Professor Amartya Sen has advocated important reforms in the realms of primary education and primary health care. What are your suggestions to improve their status and performance? (2016) Prelims: In India, the term “Public Key Infrastructure” is used in the context of (2020) a) Digital security infrastructure, b) Food security infrastructure, c) Health care and education infrastructure d) Telecommunication and transportation infrastructure

Note4Students:

Relevance: GS II (Social Justice)

• Prelims: Government Schemes for minor sections of the Society;
• Mains: Education; Health;

Mentors Comment: Human Resources are the bedrock of a nation, and early childhood care is the bedrock of a human being. If we want India’s women to work and India’s children to thrive, investing in ECCE is the crucial step towards development of Indian Human Resource. In order to formulate evidence-based policy, it is critical to understand the opportunity cost of inadequate allocation of material resources, and high-quality talent to the early childhood sector.

Let’s Learn.

Why in the News?

Recently, an argument for investment in early childhood care and education has increased after the Interim budget 2024. 

Context:

• The Employer Rating Survey revealed at the “Women in the Workforce for Viksit Bharat” (30^th Jan 2024) event, highlights a shift recognizing ‘Child Care and Upbringing’ as crucial work for the nation. 
• Despite India’s emphasis on demographic dividend, education, and jobs, early childhood education has been historically neglected and underexplored.

Significance of ECCE Investment and Government Initiatives for Early Care:

• Implementing Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) initiatives can have wide-ranging developmental benefits for India by preparing children for school education, reducing dropouts, and enhancing literacy and numeracy skills. 
• The focus on ECCE is crucial for India’s future development, aligning with global efforts to invest in human capital for inclusive growth and achieving Sustainable Development Goals.
• Early childhood is fundamental for individual development and the nation’s human resources. The Indian government has progressively focused on parental education aspirations, enhancing access, quality, and learning outcomes.

Nobel Laureate Heckman’s Perry Preschool study found that children who received high-quality ECCE grew into less violent adults — stronger socio-emotional skills built early might even help prevent later student suicides.

• Slowly, but surely, India has fostered and catered to parental aspirations for education, targeting first access, crossing 100% Gross Enrolment Ratio at the primary level, and now quality, with an increased focus on measuring learning outcomes.
• Initiatives like ‘NIPUN Bharat’ by the Ministry of Education’s National Initiative for Proficiency in Reading and the Ministry of Women and Child Development’s (MWCD) ‘Poshan Bhi Padhai Bhi’ to improve ECCE quality through the Anganwadi system target children under six for foundational literacy and numeracy.

Initiatives by the Indian Government to Improve ECCE Quality

Other Programs and Policies:

• Anganwadi system: It is a government-sponsored program in India started in 1975 to combat child hunger and malnutrition, providing basic health care, nutrition, and early learning initiatives. As of March 2021, there are 13.87 lakh Anganwadi and mini-Anganwadi centers operational in India.

• Implementation of NEP 2020: The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 focuses on strengthening the foundation of learning, especially the ECCE, to enhance school readiness and create developmental benefits for children entering schools, leading to improved educational outcomes.
• Vidya Pravesh Program: The government launched the Vidya Pravesh program as part of NEP 2020, offering a three-month play-based school readiness module for Grade 1 students to enhance school readiness and prepare them for formal education.
• Strengthening Systems for Quality Education:  UNICEF has been working to strengthen systems in India to enhance the provision of quality early childhood education. By focusing on improving ECCE systems, UNICEF aims to ensure that every child receives quality education for school readiness and lifelong learning

What are the challenges faced by the Indian Government in Implementing ECCE Initiatives?

• Fragmented Service Delivery: Division of Responsibilities and funds between Union and Centre stalls Effective Implementation of Child-Friendly Policies in Early Childhood Care and Education.
• Lack of standardization: ECCE programs lack standardization and regulation, leading to disparities in curricula, educational quality, and teacher qualifications.
• Coordination Challenges: The division of responsibilities between the Ministry of Women and Child Development (MWCD) and the Ministry of Human Resource Development complicates policy implementation and coordination for holistic child development.
• Inadequate Infrastructure and Training Needs: Implementing ECCE initiatives requires significant investments in infrastructure, teacher training, and resource personnel to ensure safe environments, adequate facilities, and quality education delivery.
• Standardization vs. Customization: Balancing the need for standardized guidelines with the necessity for customization based on cultural and social diversities poses a challenge in setting quality benchmarks for ECCE programs.

Need for research in India (Way Forward)

• Understand macroeconomic and social implications: International studies suggest a 13% annual return on investment for early childhood care. India needs similar studies to explore the impact of early childhood care, including the Anganwadi system.
• Need to be Goal-oriented: Children born in 2024 will be five years into adulthood by 2047, India’s 100th year of independence and the target year for Viksit Bharat. Investing in ECCE is crucial for India’s future development.

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99% of UPSC aspirants have a goal. Rankers have a system | Next 14-month strategy for a Top-50 rank in UPSC 2025 | AIR 48, Aaditya’s Webinar

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References: https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/the-economic-case-for-investing-in-indias-children/article67896821.ece

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Understanding the Prelims exam and optimizing your attempt is a skill set in itself. One could read through 100s of books, and 1000s of notes and yet wouldn’t get a good grip on how to tackle the paper.

This course is scientifically designed to hone your skills.

Most of you are constantly focusing on building knowledge the academic pillar. It is a necessary condition but not a sufficient one. 

From my experience, I know for sure that most of you don’t lack knowledge. You just don’t know how to finetune your creative and predictive pillars. 

Dominate Prelims 2.0 for Prelims 2024

Program starts 19th Feb

Whatsapp/Call here for queries: +91 73033 16700

Program Details

Course fee: Rs 5,000 + GST = Rs 5900 Rs 5310 (10% off for 24 hours)

The program starts: 19th Feb 2024

Whatsapp/Call here for queries: +91 73033 16700

Enroll in Dominate Prelims 2.0

Program starts 19th Feb

What do my (previous batch) Dominate Prelims 2023 students have to say?

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With ~90 days to UPSC Prelims 2024, precision and strategy become our guiding stars.

UPSC Prelims has evolved, demanding more than ever in the last 3-4 years.

Gone are the days when rote learning and aimless strategies could see you through.

Standard resources and mocks can’t make you feel prepared anymore

Even after completing the syllabus and multiple revisions aspirants get stuck in the 70-80s range in Prelims.

AIR 144, IPS, Neepa Manocha will be LIVE with you to highlight the importance of using PYQs and the Knowledge Tree approach to not only cover the Prelims syllabus holistically but also to learn how to anticipate or predict the most probable topics for Prelims.

Read what IPS, Neepa has to say about UPSC prelims, PYQs, and the Knowledge Tree approach

“Hello UPSC Aspirants,

I’m Neepa Manocha, AIR 144 in UPSC 2022, and I’m here to talk about something that could significantly transform your approach to UPSC Prelims prep.

Join me on 24th Feb 2024 at 7 PM for a masterclass where we delve deep into the world of UPSC PYQs and the ‘Knowledge Tree’ approach to structured thinking.

Understanding the UPSC Prelims syllabus is one thing, but mastering it with a strategy that helps predict the most probable topics for questions is another.

This is where the power of Previous Year Questions (PYQs) and the Knowledge Tree concept becomes indispensable.

Imagine starting with a core subject area, like Article 21’s Right to Life and Personal Liberty, and branching out to explore its various dimensions—judicial interpretations, landmark cases, associated rights, and limitations.

This not only helps cover every aspect of a topic but also ensures a well-rounded understanding and the ability to see how everything is interconnected.

In our session, we’ll explore how this method can help organize your study, ensure no area is overlooked, and significantly boost your ability to predict and tackle UPSC Prelims questions effectively.”

UPSC Prelims 2024 Webinar by AIR 144, Neepa Manocha (IPS)

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In this masterclass, you will get:

1. Mastering PYQs: Learn how to analyze and utilize Previous Year Questions to predict and prepare for UPSC Prelims topics effectively.
2. Knowledge Tree Approach: Understand the structured, hierarchical learning strategy to comprehensively cover the UPSC syllabus and see interconnections between topics.
3. Strategic Topic Prediction: Gain insights into identifying the most probable topics for UPSC Prelims, ensuring a focused and efficient preparation.

Direct Zoom link: AIR 144, IPS Neepa’s FREE webinar on 24th Feb 2024, 7:00 pm

First 100 will get personalized study plan mentorship session

By the end, you’ll have razor-sharp clarity and a clear roadmap for approaching and qualifying your UPSC 2024 prelims exam with confidence and near-perfect certainty. 

IPS, Neepa Manocha

(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until April 24)

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The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the Civil Services Examination (UPSC CSE and IFoS Prelims 2024) notification today, February 14, 2024.

With this the registration has begun and you can apply online on the official website at upsc.gov.in and upsconline.nic.in.

Candidates are advised to fill up the form carefully as your mistakes can cost you UPSC attempt (most famously like AIR 1 Shruti Sharma’s)

https://www.youtube.com/live/qA1drr15jfA?si=obBldNj52_oCtEQ0

• Exam: UPSC-CSE 2024
• Number of Vacancies: 1056
• Last Date of Application: 21st February 2023
• Date of Prelims: 26th May 2024

With only 100 something days till the UPSC preliminary exam, having a structured, organized study plan is crucial and necessary. We advise you to rely on reliable sources, adhere to them, and revise as frequently as you can.

Here is the official notification.

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With ~100 days to UPSC Prelims 2024, precision and strategy become our guiding stars.

UPSC Prelims has evolved, demanding more than ever in the last 3-4 years.

Gone are the days when rote learning and aimless strategies could see you through.

Standard resources and mocks can’t make you feel prepared anymore

Even after completing the syllabus and multiple revisions aspirants get stuck in the 70-80s range in Prelims.

AIR 50, IAS Abhijit Ray will be LIVE with you to highlight the importance of using common sense and PYQs to solve MCQs.

He will tell how you can make a jump from 80 to 110 marks in Prelims.

Read what IAS, Abhijit Ray has to say about UPSC prelims preparation and approach

“Hello UPSC Aspirants,

I’m Abhijit Ray, IAS, AIR 50. Throughout my journey, I’ve learned the critical role of logical paper-solving skills and the in-depth analysis of previous year’s questions (PYQs) in overcoming the UPSC Prelims hurdle.

It’s not just about hard work; it’s about smart work—anticipating and practicing questions from topics likely to be asked.

In my upcoming masterclass on Zoom, on 14th Feb at 7:30 pm, I’ll be sharing the approach and strategy that not only helped me crack multiple Prelims but also secure a top rank.

This session is particularly crucial for those stuck in the 70-80s mark range in Prelims and mock tests, aiming for a leap of 30+ marks.

We’ll delve into how to enhance your logical paper-solving abilities and effectively use PYQ analysis to predict potential Prelim topics. This isn’t just a preparation technique; it’s a game-changer that can significantly impact your scores.

Join me as I unravel the strategies that propelled my UPSC Prelims scores and how you can apply them to your preparation for UPSC 2024. Let’s elevate your preparation from ordinary to extraordinary together.

See you there,

Abhijit Ray”

UPSC Prelims 2024 Webinar by IAS, Abhijit Ray

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In this masterclass, you will get:

1. Insightful Strategies: Learn the precise strategies and logical paper-solving skills that Abhijit Ray used to consistently crack UPSC Prelims, offering a blueprint to significantly improve your scores.
2. PYQ Analysis: Discover how to meticulously analyze previous years’ questions to predict and practice potential Prelim topics, turning PYQs into a powerful tool for anticipating the exam’s focus areas.
3. Mark Leap Technique: Gain actionable advice tailored for aspirants aiming to jump from the 70-80s mark range to scoring 30+ marks higher in the Prelims, through focused preparation and strategic practice.

Direct Zoom link: IAS, Abhijit’s FREE webinar on 14th Feb 2024, 7:30 pm

First 100 will get personalized study plan mentorship session

By the end, you’ll have razor-sharp clarity and a clear roadmap for approaching and qualifying your UPSC 2024 prelims exam with confidence and near-perfect certainty. 

IAS, Abhijit Ray

(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until April 24)

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These masterclasses are packed with value. They are conducted in private with a closed community. We rarely open these webinars for everyone for free. This time we are keeping it for 300 seats only.

Fee:

• Special Access (extra 15 min with IAS, Abhijit) – Free (only for first 100 registrations, register before 13th Feb 2024)
• Early Access – Rs. 299 (for the next 100 registrations, register before 14th Feb 2024, 1 PM)
• Late Access – Rs. 499 (for last 100 registrations, register before  14th Feb 2024, 1 PM)

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Hi everyone, 

This is Zeeshan Sir. UPSC Prelims 2022 and 2023 were the most unpredictable papers in the past 20 years! Indirect questions and application-based questions are on the rise. UPSC is testing your ability to perform under stress. 

A basic crash course with few lectures + tests will not help you stretch your imagination. It is a recipe for disaster. 

Dominate Prelims 3 Pillars – Academic, Creative, Predictive 

50 Questions = Academic

30 Questions = Creative

20 Questions = Predictive

Most of you are constantly focusing on building knowledge the academic pillar. It is a necessary condition but not a sufficient one. 

From my experience, I know for sure that most of you don’t lack knowledge. You just don’t know how to finetune your creative and predictive pillars. 

Dominate Prelims 2024: Crash Course for UPSC Prelims 2024

Program starts 25th Jan

Whatsapp/Call here for queries: +91 73033 16700

Program Inclusions

1. Lectures and Notes – 1.5 years CA and linked GS topics 

Starting 25th January, there will be sessions on all major subjects. Our focus will be covering 20 SureShotThemes that are repeated every year – schemes, species, wildlife sanctuaries/national parks … The entire list is available here.  

These themes require special focus. Additional dimensions need to be covered that are not mentioned in the newspaper. 

We don’t want you missing a single question from these. 

2. Test Series: Evidence-based questions based on the UPSC’s current trends

Our test series are designed to provide the highest hit ratio. We understand what you leave out and what to include. 

Click here for the Test Timetable

We’ll have 60 UPSC Prelims Mock Tests that will include: Sectional, Current Affairs, Advanced, Full Length Comprehensive and Practice tests

3. Creative Paper-solving sessions (10 Zoom sessions) 

Starting in February, once you are done with the basics, we will have 10 sessions of Paper Solving 

1. PYQ analysis and PYQ Anchoring – work backward to understand the mindset of UPSC. 
2. Practical paper-solving skills using Pre-Existing Knowledge (PEK)
3. Constructive Answer Derivation
4. Rational Risk Taking

Without these skills, it is IMPOSSIBLE to clear the exam. Every ranker knowingly or unknowingly masters these techniques.  

4. Predict Prelims (10 Zoom sessions) 

Using methodical PYQ analysis, Zeeshan sir was able to predict 42 questions in UPSC Prelims 2023. Become familiar with this methodology and make your preparation more focused.   

5. Evolving your approach for attempting UPSC prelims paper

Understand what works for you. 

Schedule 1-1 post-test discussion after you attempt a test to understand your gaps. 

Assess if you have higher accuracy vs a higher number of attempts.  

What is more effective, attempting from question 1 or going section-wise?

Program Details

Course fee: Rs 8,000 + GST = Rs 9,440

Program starts: 25th Jan 2024

Whatsapp/Call here for queries: +91 73033 16700

Dominate Prelims 2024: Crash Course for UPSC Prelims 2024

Program starts 25th Jan

What do my (previous batch) Dominate Prelims 2023 students have to say?

Lectures: Schedule and Details

This includes Phase 1: High Yield Theme lectures that will cover your UPSC Prelims Syllabus through Current Affairs and related GS topic coverage.

Phase 2: Creative Paper solving techniques classes by Zeeshan sir will be held in February 2024

Phase 3: Predict Prelims 2024 classes will be held in March 2024

Dominate Prelims 2024: Crash Course for UPSC Prelims 2024

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With just 110 days to UPSC Prelims 2024, precision and strategy become our guiding stars.

UPSC Prelims has evolved, demanding more than ever in the last 3-4 years.

Gone are the days when rote learning and aimless strategies could see you through.

IAS Bollipalli Vinutna (UPSC 2022), a three-time Prelims conqueror, will be LIVE to illuminate your path in our upcoming webinar.

Vinutna will share her proven system and framework, tailored for the crucial last 100 days.

The landscape of UPSC Prelims necessitates a focused approach; random preparation is a recipe for disappointment.

This webinar is your chance to adopt a winning strategy, fine-tuned by experience and success.

Don’t let the countdown intimidate you.

Equip yourself with the insights of someone who’s mastered the art of Prelims preparation.

Read what IAS, Vinutna ma’am has to say about UPSC prelims preparation and approach

“Hello UPSC 2024 Aspirants,

I’m Bollipalli Vinutna. Having cracked UPSC Prelims thrice, I’ve learned that the last 100 days are not just about hard work; they’re about working right.

On 7th February at 7 PM, I’ll be hosting a webinar on Zoom to share the strategy and framework that guided me through these crucial days.

We’ll tackle the CSAT, approach unknown questions with confidence, and focus on non-negotiable GS and current affairs topics.

I’ll share how revising in the last 100 days and emphasizing PYQs played a pivotal role in my journey, and what steps to take post-Prelims.

From barely making the cut to scoring well above it, I’ve seen it all. Let me help you navigate this path with less stress and more certainty.

Join me. Let’s ensure your hard work translates into success.”

UPSC Prelims 2024 Webinar by IAS, Vinutna

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In this masterclass, you will get:

1. Strategic Insights: Attendees will gain firsthand insights into a proven framework that Bollipalli Vinutna used to excel in UPSC Prelims, including how to effectively manage the CSAT and tackle unknown questions with confidence.
2. Focused Preparation: Vinutna will share her strategies for identifying key GS and current affairs topics that are crucial for the exam, alongside a detailed plan for revision in the last 100 days, emphasizing the importance of PYQs in her preparation.
3. Post-Prelims Guidance: Participants will also learn what steps to take after the Prelims to maintain momentum and ensure continuous progress, preparing them not just for the upcoming Prelims but for the entire UPSC journey.

Direct Zoom link: IAS, Vinutna’s FREE webinar on 7th Feb 2024, 7:00 pm

First 100 will get personalized study plan mentorship session

By the end, you’ll have razor-sharp clarity and a clear roadmap for approaching and qualifying your UPSC 2024 prelims exam with confidence and near-perfect certainty. 

IAS, Vinutna

(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until April 24)

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These masterclasses are packed with value. They are conducted in private with a closed community. We rarely open these webinars for everyone for free. This time we are keeping it for 300 seats only.

Fee:

• Special Access (extra 15 min with IAS, Vinutna) – Free (only for first 100 registrations, register before 6th Feb 2024)
• Early Access – Rs. 299 (for the next 100 registrations, register before 7th Feb 2024, 1 PM)
• Late Access – Rs. 499 (for last 100 registrations, register before  7th Feb 2024, 1 PM)

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Switching to just Prelims prep in February? Think again.

Arvind Agrawal Sir, Lead, Mains Program advises a smarter approach: keep your prep integrated for Prelims and Mains 2024, especially in February and March.

Skipping Mains focus now can cost you later.

This is the time when you take the lead from the competition.

In the upcoming webinar, Arvind Sir offers a practical plan and blueprint to balance both Pre-Mains prep effectively.

Learn how to make the most of these crucial two months. It’s about preparing smart, not just hard.

He’ll show you how to stay ahead in your UPSC journey without compromising on any aspect of the exam.

Read what Arvind Agrawal sir has to say about making the most out of Feb-March month

“I’m Arvind Agrawal, leading the UPSC Mains program, and today I want to talk to you about something that can truly change the course of your preparation: Integrated Preparation for UPSC Prelims and Mains.

You see, the vast majority of the UPSC syllabus overlaps between Prelims and Mains. Recognizing and leveraging this overlap is crucial. Especially in February and March, a period that’s pivotal yet often mismanaged by many aspirants.

By now, most of you have navigated through the syllabus once. It’s time to refine, to make linkages, to see how topics weave together into a larger tapestry of knowledge.

This isn’t the time to pigeonhole your preparation into Prelims or Mains.

It’s too early for that. It’s the time to integrate, to build a foundation so strong that moving from Prelims to Mains feels seamless.

In the upcoming webinar on 6th February at 7 PM, I’ll be sharing a practical plan, a blueprint if you will, for an integrated approach to your UPSC journey.

This isn’t about just covering the syllabus; it’s about mastering it. It’s about making keyword-based notes that serve both exams, about developing an analytical edge by diving deep into topics, and about linking current affairs with static parts of the syllabus in a way that enhances your understanding and answer writing skills.

Integrated preparation isn’t just efficient; it’s effective. It prepares you not just for an exam, but for the very essence of civil services – the ability to see the big picture, to analyze, to connect the dots.“

Attend FREE Webinar on Integrated Pre + Mains prep in Feb and March months

In this masterclass, you will get:

1. Holistic Preparation Strategy: Discover how to effectively merge Prelims and Mains preparation, focusing on the synergies between the syllabus of both phases to maximize efficiency and effectiveness.
2. Keyword-Based Note Making: Learn the art of creating notes centered around syllabus keywords, facilitating deeper understanding and easier recall for both Prelims and Mains.
3. Building Analytical Skills: Gain insights into developing analytical connections between topics, enhancing answer writing skills, and integrating current affairs with the static syllabus for a comprehensive UPSC mastery.

Join Arvind sir’s FREE webinar on 6th Feb, 7 pm

First 100 will get Civilsdaily’s Mains Toolkit

By the end, you’ll have razor-sharp clarity and a clear roadmap for approaching and qualifying your Prelims-Mains exam with ease.

Arvind Agrawal sir

(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until June 2024)

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These masterclasses are packed with value. They are conducted in private with a closed community. We rarely open these webinars for everyone for free. This time we are keeping it for 300 seats only.

Fee:

• Special Access (extra 15 min with Arvind sir) – Free (only for first 100 registrations, register before 4 Feb, 5 pm)
• Early Access – Rs. 299 (for the next 100 registrations, register before 5 Feb, 7 pm)
• Late Access – Rs. 499 (for last 100 registrations, register before  5 Feb, 7 pm)

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UPSC Prelims 2024 demands evolution.

As the exam’s landscape shifts, traditional strategies falter. Success now hinges on adapting, and evolving.

Prelims is not just a test of knowledge but a test of logical skills.

With cut-offs in the 80s, soaring past 110 marks requires more than memorization—it demands strategic mastery.

Enter Vidyanshu Shekhar Jha, DANICS. His journey from three Prelims failures to back-to-back 120+ scores epitomizes this evolution.

He embodies the shift from knowledge-based preparation to strategic, logical application.

In the upcoming webinar, Vidyanshu will share UPSC strategy for Prelims 2024, his handwritten UPSC Notes and UPSC Prelims 2023 paper analysis.

Read what Vidyanshu sir has to say about UPSC prelims preparation and approach

“I’m Vidyanshu Shekhar Jha, DANICS Officer Trainee (UPSC 2022). My journey with UPSC has been a rollercoaster – from facing setbacks in my first three attempts to scoring over 120 marks consistently.

I’m here to share something vital with you, especially with UPSC Prelims 2024 around the corner.

You see, the UPSC Prelims exam isn’t just about how much you know. It’s evolving, and so must our strategies. Success in this exam hinges on your ability to solve problems logically and integrate your preparation across current affairs and the static UPSC syllabus.

So, why am I telling you this? Because I’ve been through the grind, faced the disappointments, and found a way to break through. And I want to help you do the same.

In the upcoming webinar, I’ll dive into the patterns of UPSC Prelims, showing you how they’ve changed and what that means for us. I will share my analysis of UPSC Prelims 2023 with you all.

I’ll share the problem-solving techniques that turned my scores around and how to approach your study strategically, making every hour count.

This isn’t just about passing the exam. It’s about excelling. Join me, and let’s tackle this challenge head-on. Together, we can navigate the complexities of UPSC Prelims 2024 with confidence and clarity.

Looking forward to seeing you all.”

UPSC Prelims 2024 Webinar by Vidyanshu, DANICS trainee

Vidyanshu’s Ancient History’s PDF notes are available for download | Register below for direct google drive link

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In this masterclass, you will get:

1. A 45-minute deep dive on knowledge + Logic approach for a 110+ in UPSC Prelims 2024
2. My analysis of UPSC Prelims 2023 paper.
3. My handwritten Ancient and Medieval PDF notes and my strategy PDF

Direct Zoom link: Vidyanshu Jha sir’s FREE webinar on 2nd Feb 2024, 7:00 pm

First 100 will get Vidyanshu sir’s PDF Notes (96-97 paged notes | see images below)

By the end, you’ll have razor-sharp clarity and a clear roadmap for approaching and qualifying your UPSC 2024 prelims exam with confidence and near-perfect certainty. 

Vidyanshu Shekhar Jha, DANICS

(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until March 25)

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These masterclasses are packed with value. They are conducted in private with a closed community. We rarely open these webinars for everyone for free. This time we are keeping it for 300 seats only.

Fee:

• Special Access (extra 15 min with Vidyanshu sir) – Free (only for first 100 registrations, register before 1st Feb 2024)
• Early Access – Rs. 299 (for the next 100 registrations, register before 2nd Feb 2024, 2 PM)
• Late Access – Rs. 499 (for last 100 registrations, register before  2nd Feb 2024, 2 PM)

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Hi Aspirants,

You know, core books are covering the most commonly found protected areas with all the broad based information. But that wont give you an edge. New exam pattern demands you invest time in all the protected areas that have been in news, specially those that have been important from conservation perspective.

We have covered the following areas with newslinks so you can read the original source.

Buxa National Park
Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park (PNHZP)
Dampa Tiger Reserve
Eravikulam National Park
Manas National Park (Study on Clouded Leopards)
Kuno National Park (Cheetah Translocation)
Debrigarh Wildlife Sanctuary
Rushikulya rookery, Odisha
Silent Valley National Park
Kaziranga National Park
Mhadei Wildlife Sanctuary
Bandipur Tiger Reserve
Nugu Wildlife Sanctuary
Valmiki Tiger Reserve (VTR)
Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary (WWS)
Kishtwar High Altitude National Park
Changthang Cold Desert Sanctuary
Karakoram (Nubra Shyok) WLS
National Chambal Sanctuary (NCS)
Veerangana Durgavati Tiger Reserve
Nauradehi Tiger Reserve
Madhav National Park (MNP)
Sanjay Gandhi National Park
Bhitarkanika National Park (BNP)
Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary
Desert National Park (DNP)
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve (RTR)
Sariska Tiger Reserve (STR)
Tal Chhapar Blackbuck Sanctuary
Mudumalai Tiger Reserve (MTR)
Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary
Dachigam Wildlife Sanctuary
Machiara National Park
Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary
Daroji Bear Sanctuary
Keibul Lamjao National Park
Hemis National Park
Ghughwa Fossil National Park
Guru Ghasidas (Sanjay) National Park
Kanger Valley National Park
Cauvery South Wildlife Sanctuary
Ranipur Tiger Reserve
Simlipal Tiger Reserve
Khangchendzonga National Park
Shivalik Elephant Reserve
Orang National Park
Askot Wildlife Sanctuary
Papikonda National Park
Shoolpaneswar Wildlife Sanctuary
Corbett Tiger Reserve (CTR)

Yes. I want SureShot Notes

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