Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 6th July-

GS-1  Political philosophies like communism, capitalism, socialism, etc.- their forms and effect on the society.

GS-4  Case studies

Question 1) 

Propaganda can lead to cult leadership, and propaganda along with cult leadership could be dangerous for peace and stability within the country and for the world. Comment with reference to Nazism in Germany. 10 marks

Question 2)

India has been chosen as the non-permanent member of the UNSC and will be there at the critical time in the history of the UNSC. What should be India’s priority and approach as a member of the UNSC? 10 marks

 

Question 3)

What is universal basic income (UBI)? What issues it could face while implementing in India? Suggest the steps to address the issues in the UBI. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Distinguish between “Code of ethics” and “Code of conduct” with suitable examples. 10 marks

 

 

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 3rd July-

GS-1  History of the world including events from the 18th century.

GS-4 Codes of Ethics, Codes of Conduct, Citizen’s Charters.

Question 1) 

Unifying post-partition India and princely states under one administration was perhaps the most important task facing the political leadership. Explain. 10 marks

Question 2)

The cracks in the global order were apparent but the pandemic has accentuated the challenges to the global order. In light of this, examine the challenges to global order is facing the role that India should play. 10 marks

 

Question 3)

Digital services have become critical to every 21st-century economy and more so for the Indian economy. In light, highlight the salience of digital services for the Indian economy and what are the issues that could affect the growth trajectory of the sector in India? 10 marks

Question 4)  

Discuss in what way PRAGATI (Pro-Active Governance And Timely Implementation) can bring in more e-transparency and e-accountability with real-time presence leading to a culture of Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation. 10 marks

 

 

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Dear aspirants,

Giving a big relief and accepting the demands of aspirants UPSC has released a notice where it has given the option of changing and submitting exam centre for UPSC CSE Prelims 2020. It also includes Forest Services Pre 2020 exam.

Click here for the UPSC notice for submitting revised choice of centre

Not only for Pre but candidates have been provided the option for changing Mains Centre as well.

Two important things to note here:

1. Provision for submitting revised choice of Centres will be operational in two phases i.e. 7th-13th July, 2020 (06.00 PM), and 20th-24th July 2020 (06.00 PM).
2. Change of exam centres will be considered based on the principle of a “first-apply-first allot” basis.

A Withdrawal Window will also be made available to the candidates on the Commission’s website https://upsconline.nic.in during the period from 1st-8th August 2020.

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 2nd July-

GS-1  Post-independence consolidation and reorganization within the country.

GS-4 Information sharing and transparency in government, Right to Information.

Question 1) 

Discuss the non-geographical factors responsible for the location of primary, secondary, and tertiary sector industries in various parts of the world. 10 marks

Question 2)

Custodial torture is an anathema to democracy. Examine the issues related to custodial torture and how is it against the basic fundamental rights? What steps should be taken to prevent such acts by the police functionaries? 10 marks

 

Question 3)

India’s foreign exchange reserves touched new height recently. This also gives rise to the argument of lost opportunity. In light of this discuss the utility of maintaining foreign exchange reserves and issue of optimum level of foreign exchange reserves.10 marks

Question 4)  

Discuss the role of emotional intelligence in conflict handling with suitable examples. 10 marks

 

 

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 1st July-

GS-1  Distribution of key natural resources across the world (including South Asia and the Indian subcontinent).

GS-4 Emotional intelligence-concepts, and their utilities and application in administration and governance.

Question 1) 

Explain how local winds are different from planetary winds. Giving examples, highlight the role of local winds in influencing climate, agriculture and livelihood in various regions. 10 marks

 

Question 2)

Q.2 Examine the issues that introduce friction in India-China relations. Also, elaborate on the scope of India’s alliance with the U.S to counter the challenges posed by China. 10 marks

 

Question 3)

Highlight the role of consumption and investment as the two largest contributors to India’s growth and explain how spending on the infrastructure could help revive the economy hit hard by the pandemic. 10 marks

Question 4)  

What do you understand by ‘Information sharing’ and ‘transparency’? Based on your understanding of the term, suggest measures for ensuring Information sharing and transparency in government. 10 marks

 

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 30th June-

GS-1  Salient features of the world’s physical geography.

GS-4 Ethical concerns and dilemmas in government and private institutions.

Question 1) 

Critically examine how globalization has affected urban and rural society differently in India. 10 marks

 

Question 2)

South Asia is perhaps the most natural regional grouping of states around the world, yet it is also the most difficult and contested grouping. Comment. 10 marks

 

Question 3)

Given the complex nature of functions performed by the banks in comparison to other businesses subjecting them to stricter norms of governance is necessary. In light of this examine the adequacy of existing governance norms and suggest ways to improve them. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Discuss the new public service management model. What are the principles of it? Explain. 10 marks

 

Reviews will be provided in a week. (In the order of submission- First come first serve basis). In case the answer is submitted late the review period may get extended to two weeks.

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 29th June-

GS-1  Effects of globalization on Indian society.

GS-4 Public/Civil service values and Ethics in Public administration

Question 1) 

What do you understand by “Urban commons”? Examine their importance in ensuring ‘Just and liveable cities’ to all in the urban areas. 10 marks

 

Question 2)

Stability and security environment of the Persian Gulf region have wider implications for India’s interest. In light of this highlight the region’s importance for India.10 marks

 

Question 3)

Examine the issues that would arise in shifting PDS to direct cash transfer. Also, examine the issues PDS currently faces and suggest the measures to make it more efficient. 10 marks

Question 4)  

An NCC cadet, Pooja Mehta, has sent following petition to the Department of Personnel & Training (DoPT)- “NCC Cadets spend three years of their life with an ambition to become an officer in defense or police. They sacrifice college life of fun and leisure to attend various local, state and national camps. They get rigorous training in discipline, leadership and physical fitness. While there is quota for sports persons in the recruitment of defense, railways and public sector undertakings, no such separate quota exists for NCC Cadets. Therefore, I request you to create separate quota for us in government jobs, failing which, we will organize a mass protest across the country.” As the Secretary (DoPT), how will you deal with petition? 10 marks

 

Reviews will be provided in a week. (In the order of submission- First come first serve basis). In case the answer is submitted late the review period may get extended to two weeks.

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 26th June-

GS-1  Urbanization, their problems, and their remedies.

GS-4 Case studies

Question 1) 

Explain the issues surrounding the policies and programme adopted by the Indian Government to tackle poverty. 10 marks

 

Question 2)

Discuss the institutional framework set up at various levels under the Disaster Management Act 2005. Also, highlight the shortcoming and challenges in the implementation of the Act.10 marks

 

Question 3)

“Despite various policy interventions, DISCOMs continue to suffer from financial woes. Analyse the reasons for their woes. Examine the proposals in the Electricity Act (Amendment) Bill 2020 and issues with them.10 marks

Question 4)  

You are the head of a government office. One day you find out that your subordinate is infected with HIV. Before you could stop the news from spreading, it had already become a topic of discussion among other members of the office. Now, they are pressuring you to suspend, sack or transfer him as they fear that his presence in the office might lead to other members getting contaminated with the virus. You try to make them understand that HIV does not spread from touching, but they are so skeptic and scared that they refuse to even listen to your reasoning. They all decide to not work until a decision is met. Your office is already under a lot of work pressure and in the next week you are to finish an urgent work within a deadline. How will you tackle this problem? Elaborate the steps that you will take to handle it.10 marks

 

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DISCUSSION, ANSWER WRITING, STRATEGY AND REFERENCE MATERIAL

Public Administration optional group (Click here)

Sociology optional group (Click here)

Anthropology optional group (Click here)

PSIR optional group (Click here)

(Instructions at the bottom of this page)

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Dear students,

We are delighted to announce UPSC Optional groups on Civilsdaily’s Habitat – our learning platform. 

Habitat is yet another innovation by Civilsdaily. Another day, another slay! Not boasting really! but we have actually re-invented learning in general and re-structured UPSC preparation in particular.

Preparing for Optionals in the old, outdated manner you can never be ready for the curveballs in the Optional mains exam. Modern problems require ‘postmodern’ solutions.

What is our philosophy?

We have diminished, if not removed the barrier between teacher and student. Co-learning and co-creating knowledge is the need of the hour. The discourses, the vaad-vivaad on every topic, every theory and every issue pushes the boundaries of your thoughts. (Yup, it’s desirable!)

It gets chaotic in the Mains when you are sitting there scratching your head thinking about what surprises the next question might hold for you. For that, you have to get chaotic now,  turn it into constructive chaos, and channelize it.

What all you’ll be getting?

By joining these Optional groups you will be getting exclusive groups; mentor and community support; answer writing and discussion; planned syllabus completion and revision; notes, references, and much more.

Exclusive Optional groups on Civilsdaily’s Habitat

You will be assigned to an exclusive group for your optional. These groups are administered by experienced Civilsdaily’s faculty and in-service officers. Here you’re going to ask doubts; learn and unlearn, and relearn; think and discuss like you never did before.

Every discussion is going to be neatly organized in separate threads. You are going to learn with a highly focussed community of diverse-minded aspirants.

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Planned progression

Discussion and syllabus coverage of the Optionals is going to be planned not only for the day but also for a week, with dedicated days for revision, reviews, and restrategizing. It is going to ensure discipline and consistency.

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Click on your optional to join: Public Administration | Sociology | Anthropology | PSIR

(Instructions at the bottom of the page)

Personalized and targetted approach

Not all of you are at the same stage of preparation. Some are just beginning and some have covered the syllabus more than once. Your preparation and approach will also differ.

Modern solutions, they offer one size fits all solutions. We are way past that. Our approach is postmodern! It’s personalized and customized to your individual learning competencies, situation, attitude, and aptitude.

You are going to learn as per your learning competencies, we are just going to make it efficient.

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Answer writing and discussion

This is one of the most important offerings these Optional groups have to offer. Daily questions are shared, from previous year questions to topic-based questions. Answers to them are reviewed and discussed thoroughly. You don’t want to miss this session.

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Notes and references 

There are so many sources. Wisdom lies in not only selecting the most appropriate sources but also in knowing what you can and should avoid. All the important readings, references, and materials are suggested and shared on a regular basis. Based on the reference material shared, important topics will be pointed out and discussed.

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You will be joining a focussed community of learners.

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Links of the Optionals:

Public Administration optional group (Click here)

Sociology optional group (Click here)

Anthropology optional group (Click here)

PSIR optional group (Click here)

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Click on the link provided above.
2. Choose Web Application. (Mandatory)
3. Enter your details. Click on ‘Register a new account’.
4. Choose a username.
5. Send a Hello in the group.

For access through Mobile app:

1. Install the Rocket.Chat Experimental mobile application from your Appstore.
2. Click on Join a Workspace.
3. Enter this in the Workspace URL – habitat.civilsdaily.com
4. Use the same email id and password as you used above.

Do tell us in the comments which Optional group do you want.

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 25th June-

GS-1 Population and associated issues, poverty, and developmental issues.

GS-4 Case studies

Question 1)

“Female literacy has a direct positive multiplier effect in tackling the problem of malnutrition in the country”. Comment. 10 marks

 

Question 2)

The corona pandemic has exposed the inadequacies of our health infrastructure. In light of this examine the issues the health sector of our country faces and suggest the measures to improve it to face the pandemic like situations in the future. 10 marks

Question 3)

The economic crisis brought by the corona crisis is not like the ones we faced before. This crisis is about an economic shock turning into the financial crisis. So, what should be fiscal and monetary policy interventions to tackle the crisis? 10 marks

Question 4)  

A fresh engineering graduate gets a job in a prestigious chemical industry. She likes the work. The salary is also good. However, after a few months she accidentally discovers that a highly toxic waste is being secretly discharged into a river nearby. This is causing health problems to the villagers downstream who depend on the river for their water needs. She is perturbed and mentions her concern to her colleagues who have been with the company for longer periods. They advise her to keep quite as anyone who mentions the topic is summarily dismissed. She cannot risk losing her job as she is the sole bread-winner for her family and has to support her ailing parents and siblings. At first, she thinks that if her seniors are keeping quiet, why should she stick out her neck. But her conscience pricks her to do something to save the river and the people who depend upon it. At heart she feels that the advice of silence given by her friends is not correct though she cannot give reasons for it. She thinks you are a wise person and seeks your advice. (a) What arguments can you advance to show her that keeping quiet is not morally right? (b) What course of action would you advise her to adopt and why? 10 marks

 

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 24th June-

GS-1 Role of women and women’s organization.

GS-4 Case studies

Question 1)

What are the reasons for persistence of patriarchy in our society? What is the difference between public and private patriarchy? Explain.10 Marks

 

Question 2)

India has been heading the World Health Organisation’s executive board. What should be India’s policy approach while heading the board as WHO is facing the credibility crisis amid Covid pandemic?10 Marks

Question 3)

The BSF, which is often hailed as India’s ‘first line of defence’ has been tasked with wartime and peacetime roles. Though it is quite adept at its peacetime role, its wartime preparedness needs an overhaul. Comment.10 marks

Question 4)  

A Pandemic has broken out and the only key in sight is a drug developed by a group of doctors and scientists. The issue, however, is that the drug is not yet tested. If the standard testing protocol is adhered to, it would take at least a year to get the final approval for human consumption. By that time, the pandemic would have taken millions of lives already. The only possible way to expedite trials is to test the drug directly on human beings. It effectively means replacing animals with humans for trial. Furthermore, there would hardly be any volunteer for such trials. In the meantime, there is an idea floating around the countries. Why not choose the convicts of murders and rapes serving capital punishment for the trials? Even if they die during the trials, it would hardly be a loss to the society and if they survive, their lives would be of some worth for the society after-all. What do you think? Should prisoners be forced to undergo the trial? Examine and Substantiate your choice.10 Marks

 

Reviews will be provided in a week. (In the order of submission- First come first serve basis). In case the answer is submitted late the review period may get extended to two weeks.

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 23rd June-

GS-1 Indian society and diversity of India

GS-4 Case studies

Question 1)

Are families a Universal social institution in India? Analyse.10 Marks

 

Question 2)

Structure of the UN built according to the conditions of 1945, fails to reflect the world as it is now. In light of this, examine the issues the UN and its agencies faces and why there is an urgent need for reform.10 Marks

Question 3)

Against the changing geopolitical and security scenarios, there is a growing demand for decoupling of the Indian economy from China and reducing the dependence. What could be the challenges in doing so? Suggest the measures to achieve this goal.10 Marks

Question 4)  

Mr. X worked in the human resources department that was interviewing applicants for a top job in a widget company. After reading many applications, one stood out way ahead of the others. Then he realized that he knew the applicant, Mr. Y. They had hung out together when they were teenagers. Mr. Y had been a wild kid and once was arrested for shoplifting and the possession of drugs. Mr. Y had completed mandatory counseling and, as far as Mr. X knew, Mr. Y had straightened out his life and had done well during the last twenty years. Mr. Y hadn’t indicated in his application that he had once been arrested and Mr. X feared that the company would never hire someone with a police record, no matter how minor or how long ago the offence was. Do you favor Mr. X revealing the information?10 Marks

 

Reviews will be provided in a week. (In the order of submission- First come first serve basis). In case the answer is submitted late the review period may get extended to two weeks.

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If UPSC is Mahabharat, let’s become Arjun of it

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Hitting the fish’s eye, and winning over the Mains hurdle.

Where is the fish’s eye?- an exact understanding of what’s been asked and answering to the point and not beating around the bush!

Where do you miss the war of the Mains Exam?

• • Not getting the essence of the question.
  • Getting confused with the directives used in the question
  • Whether to write in points or in paragraph
  • How to structure the answer in the best possible way
  • Diagram- where, how, and why?
  • Making yourself presentable even in your absence
  • Intro and Conclusion- how to gain mastery in this

These are the most probable questions which almost every UPSC aspirant has in her/his mind, especially regarding the Mains paper. And believe me, it’s not so easy! But then, it’s not impossible also 🙂

Then what NEXT? How to break this Chakravyuha!!!

Not much… we only need some faith in yourself and Civilsdaily and a lot of practice.

“An ounce of practice is worth more than tons of Reading”

How Civils Daily Mains essential Program is going to solve your dilemmas???

1. Evidence-based question Framing- keeping in mind the wheel of UPSC

Question Formulation

Q). How is the Law Commission of India Constituted and what are its mandates? Analyze the role of the Law Commission in legal reforms in India. (CIVILS DAILY)

Why this question?

A similar question has been asked by UPSC in 2018 regarding Finance Commission i.e. “How is the Finance Commission of India constituted? What do you know about the terms of reference of the recently constituted Finance Commission? Discuss.”

• Question Formulation

Our questions will now specifically state the following

• Whether they are straightforward or thought-provoking/analytical.
• Whether they have subparts.
• Why this question – similar previous year questions, the importance of the theme, etc.

CD Innovation – Rather than the regular uninspiring questions, we have gone the extra mile and crafted unique, intellectually-stimulating questions. These will reward analytical ability and critical thinking.

Example:

(Q.) Intra-party democracy is indispensable for substantive democracy in India. Comment 

2. Structured answers with holistic explanation

Model Answers

• • For ‘thought-provoking/analytical’ type of questions, we’ll provide the best way to approach them.
  • Alternate introductions
  • Sub-headings and categorization to enhance readability and answer structure.
  • OTB – Out of the box points for additional marks- with colour coding

(a.) Use of Question appropriate subheadings- to bring clarity in your thoughts

Sample from our test series:

Q.) What do you understand by price deficiency payment? Can it be a solution to end farmers’ woes in India? Critically Examine. (10 marks)

• • What is Price Deficiency Payment system?
  • Woes of Farmers
  • How can PDP Solve these woes
  • Challenges in front of PDP
  • Balanced Other reforms needed along with PDP to end the farmer’s woes

(b.) Continuous flow- so as to bring newness and avoid fragmentation

Taking a cue from the same Question we used in the second part:

How Farmers Will Be Benefited By PDPS:

MSP – The MSP system has many flaws in execution which include:

• • limited geographical coverage.

Better Cropping Pattern: The PDP system may be more effective than MSPs at ensuring that cropping patterns in India respond to consumer needs.

• • The price deficiency system may incentivize farmers to diversify beyond the conventional cereals.

Bypassing the need of storage facilities: 

• • It will help curb food grain losses due to lack of adequate storage,

(c) Use of multiple Dimensions- PESTEL Approach

• • P- Political
  • E- Economy
  • S- Social 
  • T- Technology
  • E- Environment
  • L- Legal/ case laws

Example

(Q.) Recently Article 370 has been repealed by the Parliament. Critically discuss the implications of Abrogating Article 370, 35A For The People In Jammu & Kashmir? 

Implications

• • Political
  • Administrative
  • Economic
  • Social 
  • Security

(d.) Use of relevant diagrams and figures

(Q.) What is the importance of Green Finance? So far, how has India performed in terms of Green Finance? 

 (e.) Colour coding

RED COLOUR TEXT– THESE POINTS ARE NON-NEGOTIABLE. ABSENCE OF THESE MEANS THAT YOU WILL GET BELOW AVERAGE MARKS

GREEN COLOUR TEXT: THESE ARE VALUE ADDED/INNOVATIVE POINTS, WHICH MAY FETCH YOU MORE MARKS IF USED.

Example of Green colour point:

(Q.) Despite its environmental costs, coal is expected to retain its important position in India’s energy mix. 

In this answer majority of candidates will mention how coal is abundant in India, how Renewable energy infrastructure is not yet developed enough to meet our energy needs.

However, a Green colour point here will be

How the people of Chota Nagpur region are dependent on coal and their job opportunities will take a hit if we stop using coal. This could further worsen the Naxalite problem in that region. You have added an internal security angle in a geography Question. This is what we mean by an innovative point.

Example of a red color point

Importance of Green Finance

• • Ecology savior: The environmental benefits include, for example, reductions in air, water and land pollution, reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, improved energy efficiency while utilizing existing natural resources, as well as mitigation of and adaptation to climate change and their co-benefits.
  • Green finance involves the effective management of environmental risks across the financial system.

(f.) Different styles of answering so as to reduce monotonicity

• • Read the Question carefully and in your mind, divide the Question into sub-parts and all of these sub-parts need to be addressed in a structured way.

3 ways(types) to start your introduction:

• • 1 st way is the Context: A question asked on lateral entry.
    • you can write little context to it like recently the govt has introduced lateral entry for the post of Joint secretary. You can always start with the context
  • 2nd-way definition based: A question asked on do you think competitive federalism is working in India? 
    • In this defining what is competitive federalism in the introduction part and after defining you can come to the main body that is it working or not and the solution. You can start by defining the concept.
  • 3rd way is the Background based/Historical background: There is a question on all India judicial services.
    • you can start with its background that it was first recommended by law commission 1950s and after that other commissions had recommended this. So you can start with the history of the topic.

3. Experts to evaluate your weaknesses- who have already written Interviews and scored outstanding marks in GS papers

Answer-copy evaluation in the industry has become stagnant. The focus is restricted to superficial, memory-based lapses rather than on analytical excellence and cross-domain inter-linkages.

Our stress will be on the following –

• • 1. Superior introduction and conclusion.
    2. Usage of subject-specific vocabulary.
    3. Question comprehension: Answer alignment, Question Directive, Breaking down of the Questions into parts.
    4. Articulation proficiency.
    5. Substantiating evidence like Government and International Reports and Indices.
    6. Prominent and contemporary examples.
    7. Presentation: Use of Flowcharts, Tables, Graphs, Data, etc

4. Habitat chat group- in touch with mentors

But why to chat?

• • Because a single mentor cannot give a 360-degree view for all subjects
  • Subject wise division of group
  • Current Affairs based discussion- to provide you the idea of upcoming Questions
  • Inter-linkages of Paper 1, 2,3 and 4
  • Resolving Preparation related queries
  • Group learning

CD Habitat is where everything comes together learning, doubt clearing, notes, references, mentors, and a focussed community. You’re going to learn and discuss like never before. How will your queries be resolved? The moment you have a query, you post it in the group.

5. Video discussion after every test – to give a humanistic touch to your queries and bringing a new at every point

 

Together we can and together we will. We are here to become Guru Dronacharya. You must be ready to become ARJUN- The Warrior.

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Dear student, 

The COVID-19 shutdown caused a brief interruption in the UPSC interviews. The good news is that UPSC has released the schedule for the Personality Test of Civil Services Examination, 2019 (Click here).

UPSC CSE 2019 Interviews are set to start from 20th July 2020 to 30th July 2020. Therefore, it is strongly advised that you restart your interview preparation as soon as possible. 

Civilsdaily is always at the forefront when it comes to ensuring that your prep is rapid, focused, and effective. Thus, we have resumed our highly praised ‘Interview Guidance Program (IGP) – Transcend 2019-20’. Over 80 interviews have already been conducted. Register yourself now.

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We help make you understand how the panel at UPSC thinks, what they would expect from you (as per your DAF), and how to gear your preparation towards the 200+ marks target. 

Our trailblazing questioning techniques (like rapid-fire round, word formation, sentence formation, extempore, etc.) reveal every minute, but significant, aspects of your personality. 

Without plugging the gaps in these aspects, your selection can get compromised. The mock ends with very comprehensive and workable feedback with ample time given to the student to discuss all her doubts. This is disruptive innovation at its finest!

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