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  • Missed the Webinar by 2017 GS Topper Sajal Sir? || Sign up to get the Recorded Session with a Free Mentorship!|| 20 Best Practices of Answer Writing for Mains||

    Missed the Webinar by 2017 GS Topper Sajal Sir? || Sign up to get the Recorded Session with a Free Mentorship!|| 20 Best Practices of Answer Writing for Mains||

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

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

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

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

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

    It is commented that Electoral bonds instead of cleansing India’s electoral system distort India’s democracy. Do you agree? Critically analyse.

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

    Why you should Attend Sajal Sir’s Webinar?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

    What will you learn in this webinar?

    Fundamental mistakes in answer writing that can be avoided?

    How to understand the meaning behind a complex indirect question?

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

    How to extract information read into Pros and Cons?

    How to finish an answer in seven minutes?

    How to think and write an answer simultaneously?

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

    Few thumb rules of answer writing with examples.

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

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

    Read other answers over here.

  • Meeting Link Inside || Register & Join Now| Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics?|| Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Rana Ma’am

    Meeting Link Inside || Register & Join Now| Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics?|| Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Rana Ma’am

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

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

    Passcode: 020010

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

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

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

    Why Should you Attend this Webinar?

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

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

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

    What will you Learn in this Webinar?

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

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

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

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

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

    Webinar Details

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

    Date: 10 November (Wednesday)

    Time: 3 P.M

    About Sukanya Rana Ma’am

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

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

  • Registrations Closing in 1 Hour||  Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics?|| Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Rana Ma’am

    Registrations Closing in 1 Hour|| Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics?|| Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Rana Ma’am

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

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

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

    Why Should you Attend this Webinar?

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

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

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

    What will you Learn in this Webinar?

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

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

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

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

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

    Webinar Details

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

    Date: 10 November (Wednesday)

    Time: 3 P.M

    About Sukanya Rana Ma’am

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

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

  • 10th November 2021| Daily Answer Writing Enhancement(AWE)

    Topics for Today’s questions:

    GS-1    Post-independence Consolidation and Reorganization within the country.

    GS-2    Effect of Policies and Politics of Developed and Developing Countries on India’s interests, Indian Diaspora

    GS-3   Conservation, Environmental Pollution and Degradation, Environmental Impact Assessment.

    GS-4   Aptitude and Foundational Values for Civil Service, Integrity, Impartiality and Non-partisanship, Objectivity, Dedication to Public Service, Empathy, Tolerance and Compassion towards the weaker-sections.

    Questions:

    Question 1)

     

    Q.1 “Formation of Linguistic states and their movement have changed the nature of democratic politics and leadership in basic ways in India.” Discuss. (10 Marks)

     

    Question 2)

    Q.2 India has failed to fully appreciate the usage of international law as a means to advance its national security interests. In the context of this, list the examples that demonstrate India’s failure to use an international law-friendly vocabulary to articulate its security interests and suggest the way forward. (10 Marks)

    Question 3)

    Q.3 What are the challenges and opportunities presented by India’s commitment to net-zero emission targets? (10 Marks)

    Question 4)  

    Q.4 What do you understand by empathy? Is it always in congruence with rationality and objectivity? Examine. (10 Marks)

     

    HOW TO ATTEMPT ANSWERS IN DAILY ANSWER WRITING ENHANCEMENT(AWE)?

    1. Daily 4 questions from General studies 1, 2, 3, and 4 will be provided to you.

    2. A Mentor’s Comment will be available for all answers. This can be used as a guidance tool but we encourage you to write original answers.

    3. You can write your answer on an A4 sheet and scan/click pictures of the same.

    4.  Upload the scanned answer in the comment section of the same question.

    5. Along with the scanned answer, please share your Razor payment ID, so that paid members are given priority.

    6. If you upload the answer on the same day like the answer of 11th  October is uploaded on 11th October then your answer will be checked within 72 hours. Also, reviews will be in the order of submission- First come first serve basis

    7. If you are writing answers late, for example, 11th October is uploaded on 13th October, then these answers will be evaluated as per the mentor’s schedule.

    8. We encourage you to write answers on the same day. However, if you are uploading an answer late then tag the mentor like @Staff so that the mentor is notified about your answer.

    *In case your answer is not reviewed, reply to your answer saying *NOT CHECKED*. 

    For the philosophy of AWE and payment: 

  • Starting Today @ 3PM || Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics?|| Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Rana Ma’am || Register Now

    Starting Today @ 3PM || Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics?|| Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Rana Ma’am || Register Now

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

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

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

    Why Should you Attend this Webinar?

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

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

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

    What will you Learn in this Webinar?

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

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

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

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

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

    Webinar Details

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

    Date: 10 November (Wednesday)

    Time: 3 P.M

    About Sukanya Rana Ma’am

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

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

  • [Yojana Archive] Energy Security: Nuclear Power

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    October 2021: Science and Technology

    Aspects of Energy Security

    • Energy security means consistent availability of sufficient energy in various forms at affordable prices.
    • These conditions must prevail over a longer period of time if energy is to contribute to sustainable development.
    • India is one of the world’s largest energy consumers and currently relies on importing fuels to a significant extent.

    India’s energy mix

    • The major fuel in India’s energy mix is coal 55%, a major portion of which is produced domestically.
    • Nuclear energy makes up about 3%, and renewable energy sources about 20%.

    Why focus on nuclear energy?

    • There is a huge gap between energy demand and energy supply in India, due to its rapidly growing economy.
    • Nuclear energy is considered by many as being the only source of energy suitable to support continuous industrialization and urbanization.

    India’s Nuclear Program

    • India embarked on its commercial nuclear power production in 1969 with the commissioning of two boiling water reactors (BWR) of 210 MWe capacities each.
    • India’s nuclear power program was conceived to be a closed fuel cycle, to be achieved in three sequential stages.
    • Dr Homi J Bhabha, who is regarded as the father of the Indian nuclear power programme, who envisioned the roadmap of the three-stage nuclear energy:

    First stage: Pressurized Heavy Water Reactors (PHWRs) will be used to produce energy from natural uranium. Besides producing energy, it will produce fissile plutonium (Pu)-239.

    Second stage: It involves using the indigenous Fast Breeder Reactor technology fuelled by Pu-239 to produce energy and more of Pu-239.  By the end of the second stage of the cycle, the reactor would have produced more fissile material than it would have consumed, thus earning the name “Breeder.”

    Third stage: It would involve the use of Pu-239 recovered from the second stage, in combination with thorium-232, to produce energy and U-233 — another fissile material — using Thermal Breeders. This production of U-233 from thorium-232 would complete the cycle.

    Why was 3 stage program envisaged?

    • These stages feed into each other in such a way that the spent fuel generated from one stage of the cycle is reprocessed and used in the next.  
    • It was designed to breed fuel and to minimize the generation of nuclear waste.
    • The ultimate objective is to utilize the country’s vast reserves of thorium-232. India has the world’s third-largest reserves of thorium.
    • Thorium, however, cannot be used as a fuel in its natural state. It needs to be converted into its usable “fissile” form after a series of reactions.
    • Hence, to eventually produce nuclear power from its thorium reserves, three-stage nuclear program was envisioned.

    Nuclear Reactors in India

    Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd is the public sector enterprise, under the Department of Atomic Energy, entrusted with the task of nuclear power generation in the country.

    Currently, there are 22 operational nuclear reactors in India with a total installed capacity of 6780 Mwe. These are:

    • Tarapur 1 & 2 (BWR) – 2X160 MW;
    • Rajasthan 1 to 6 (PHWR) – 100 +200 + 4X220 MW
    • Madras 1 & 2 (PHWR) – 2X220 MW;
    • Kudankulam 1 & 2 (PWR) – 2X1000 MW
    • Narora 1 & 2 (PHWR) – 2X220 MW;
    • Tarapur 3 & 4 (PHWR) – 2X540 MW
    • Kaiga 1 to 4 ((PHWR) – 4X220 MW;
    • Kakrapar 1 & 2 (PHWR) – 2X220 MW

    Projects under construction

    Relevance of Nuclear Energy

    • Non-renewable sources: Currently, India draws nearly 63 per cent of its total energy generation from thermal sources. Of this, nearly 55 per cent is met from coal and the rest from gas, with a minuscule amount from oil-fired plants.
    • Import dependence: India imports a significant part of its fossil fuels which raises economic and strategic vulnerabilities.
    • Emission reduction: India’s per capita carbon emissions stand at 1-1.2 tons, compared to 20 tons per capita of the US. If a growing Indian economy continues to rely on coal, carbon emissions are bound to rise.
    • Limitations of Renewable Energy: Solar and wind energy generation is land-intensive. Solar plants carry a dependence on imported technology.  Another solar and wind power generation related handicap is in energy storage, which makes them unsuitable as a baseload source of electricity.

    Conclusion

    • India is a developing nation and its economy is dominated by the manufacturing and service sectors which are energy-intensive.
    • Its power generation capacity has increased a hundred-fold since independence, and it is today the third-largest producer of electricity in the world, are applaudable developments.
    • India needs to scale up electricity production to assure a reasonable quality of life for citizens.
    • Such requirements make the choice for India, not between nuclear and renewable, but to include all available sources.
  • Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics?|| Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Rana Ma’am || Limited Seats Only, Reserve Your Spot Now

    Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics?|| Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Rana Ma’am || Limited Seats Only, Reserve Your Spot Now

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

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

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

    Why Should you Attend this Webinar?

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

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

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

    What will you Learn in this Webinar?

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

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

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

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

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

    Webinar Details

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

    Date: 10 November (Wednesday)

    Time: 3 P.M

    About Sukanya Rana Ma’am

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

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

  • 9th November 2021| Daily Answer Writing Enhancement(AWE)

    Topics for Today’s questions:

    GS-1    The Freedom Struggle — its various stages and important contributors/contributions from different parts of the country.

    GS-2   Bilateral, Regional and Global Groupings and Agreements involving India and/or affecting India’s interests.

    GS-3    Infrastructure: Energy, Ports, Roads, Airports, Railways etc.

    GS-4    Attitude: Content, Structure, Function; its Influence and Relation with Thought and Behaviour; Moral and Political Attitudes; Social Influence and Persuasion.

    Questions:

    Question 1)

     

    Q.1 Examine how press started by prominent Indians both in English and vernacular languages influenced the freedom struggle. Also, discuss the British reaction to this new form of Indian expression. (15 Marks)

     

    Question 2)

    Q.2 Eurasia involves the recalibration of India’s continental strategy. India has certainly dealt with Eurasia’s constituent spaces separately over the decades. What Delhi now needs is an integrated approach to Eurasia. In the context of this, examine the challenges in India’s engagement with Eurasia and suggest the elements that should form part of India’s strategy towards Eurasia. (10 Marks)

    Question 3)

    Q.3 How Gati Shakti National Master Plan aims to upgrade India’s national infrastructure and multimodal connectivity? What are its various components? (10 Marks)

    Question 4)  

    Q.4 The greatest discovery of all time is that a person can change his future by merely changing his attitude. What is the importance of attitude in one’s life? What important role does attitude play in one’s success? Elaborate. (10 Marks)

     

    HOW TO ATTEMPT ANSWERS IN DAILY ANSWER WRITING ENHANCEMENT(AWE)?

    1. Daily 4 questions from General studies 1, 2, 3, and 4 will be provided to you.

    2. A Mentor’s Comment will be available for all answers. This can be used as a guidance tool but we encourage you to write original answers.

    3. You can write your answer on an A4 sheet and scan/click pictures of the same.

    4.  Upload the scanned answer in the comment section of the same question.

    5. Along with the scanned answer, please share your Razor payment ID, so that paid members are given priority.

    6. If you upload the answer on the same day like the answer of 11th  October is uploaded on 11th October then your answer will be checked within 72 hours. Also, reviews will be in the order of submission- First come first serve basis

    7. If you are writing answers late, for example, 11th October is uploaded on 13th October, then these answers will be evaluated as per the mentor’s schedule.

    8. We encourage you to write answers on the same day. However, if you are uploading an answer late then tag the mentor like @Staff so that the mentor is notified about your answer.

    *In case your answer is not reviewed, reply to your answer saying *NOT CHECKED*. 

    For the philosophy of AWE and payment: 

  • Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics?|| Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Rana Ma’am || Limited Seats Only, Reserve Your Spot Now

    Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics?|| Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Rana Ma’am || Limited Seats Only, Reserve Your Spot Now

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

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

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

    Why Should you Attend this Webinar?

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

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

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

    What will you Learn in this Webinar?

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

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

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

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

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

    Webinar Details

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

    Date: 10 November (Wednesday)

    Time: 3 P.M

    About Sukanya Rana Ma’am

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

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

  • Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics?|| Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Rana Ma’am || Limited Seats Only, Reserve Your Spot Now

    Beyond the Basics: How to Write Above-Average Answers for GS4 Ethics?|| Free Webinar By 140 scorer Sukanya Rana Ma’am || Limited Seats Only, Reserve Your Spot Now

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

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

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

    Why Should you Attend this Webinar?

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

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

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

    What will you Learn in this Webinar?

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

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

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

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

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

    Webinar Details

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

    Date: 10 November (Wednesday)

    Time: 3 P.M

    About Sukanya Rana Ma’am

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

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