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  • Animesh, AIR 2 Ethics 134 | Master his frameworks

    Animesh, AIR 2 Ethics 134 | Master his frameworks

    Learn the art of Mastering framework in the Ethics (GS 4) Paper. We are sharing the EXACT FRAMEWORK used by Animesh (AIR 2, UAP Student of Civilsdaily) in his Mocks.

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    We recently shot a Raw & Real Episode with Animesh, and we talked about how he was a below average scorer in the Interview.

    But how can a below average scorer top the UPSC Exam with AIR 2? Closely analyzing his marks will tell you that he had performed SO WELL in his Mains – he had made his rank INTERVIEW PROOF.

    That’s right. Even if Animesh scored 25 marks less than what he scored in the interview, he would still be Rank 11. That’s the power of an effective Mains.

    But we will talk specifically about his Ethics Paper today. Animesh scored a whooping 134 marks in Ethics, one of the highest marks in the HISTORY of the Ethics Paper. Was he the most ethical person among the ~3000 odd people who wrote Mains last year?

    We see students talking about how ethical they are in real life, but they aren’t getting enough marks in the paper.

    The reason is simple. You don’t have to KNOW that you are ethical. You have to SHOW the examiner that you draw these principles from something concrete.

    Your Ethics should be based upon theories of thinkers that you have read, or real life examples that you see in REAL world (NOT ANECDOTES which are majorly forced examples), the reading that you do daily in the newspaper, the way you THINK like a THINKER.

    Analyzing Animesh’s Answer Copies with Civilsdaily, we draw some insights:

    1. Unlike other aspirants writing generic answers, Animesh exactly addresses the implicit and explicit demands of the question.

    2. Each part of the question is addressed – benefit of a proper structure.

    3. Enriched Content – Use of cliche examples (Quoting Gandhi, Kalam in all questions related to visionary leadership) is minimal. Instead, prominent usage of REAL EXAMPLES (Quoting Suo-moto cognizance of Supreme Court in Manipur – definitely a differentiator)

    4. Quoting diagrams where required – No SUPERFICIAL LANGUAGE-BASED Answers, instead KNOWLEDGE-BASED quoting of thinkers, philosophies.

    5. Writing like an OFFICER – not like the crowd who wants to sound “ETHICAL”.

    This is not something we are explaining just out of our finite minds. Look at some of his answers:

    Look at how he wrote a definition of Conflict of Interest. Clear and crisp. Exactly conveys the definition – leaves NO SCOPE for the examiner to deduct marks.

    Similarly, look at his usage of thinkers in almost all his answers:

    Starting the definition of values by Quoting how Radhakamal Mukherjee defined it.

    Quoting John Rawl’s Differential Principles

    Similarly, the usage of Diagrams and its correlation with his marks is EVIDENT.

    Diagram 1 – Showing Government’s Role in delivery of social justice.

    Diagram 2 – Explaining Role of Education through History and quoting examples (Now that’s a NEXT LEVEL of value addition!)

    LET’S KNOW THIS.

    Competition is FIERCE now. You MIGHT think you have a decent framework, you are quoting examples, you are quoting thinkers – but there is someone out there who is taking the competition to the NEXT LEVEL.

    • Quoting the MOST REAL & RELEVANT Examples which are the real differentiators
    • Using diagrams and quoting examples within the diagrams (NEXT LEVEL ENRICHMENT)
    • Most of all – having a THEME SPECIFIC FRAMEWORK (You don’t have to come up with a definition in the exam hall – know it beforehand!)

    These ideas aren’t inherent. It can be built within. For how Animesh started with his first answer copy, we see a marked difference in how he improved over the time. We made sure he reached a level that competing with him would be a horse race – you lose a step, and it’s all over.

    We intend to do the same thing with you guys. Shubham Sir (Senior Mentor, Civilsdaily – Mentored more than 500 rankers) will explain to you in great detail on a Strategy to Score 120+ Marks in Ethics. 

    This is a NO-NONSENSE STRATEGY and we’ll be delving deep into Animesh’s (AIR 2) Answer Copies, so you definitely don’t want to miss out on this.

    Join us in our Webinar, where we take insights from Animesh’s (AIR 2) Ethics Answer Copies, and devise a strategy to score 120+ in Ethics Paper with an effective framework.

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    Specific Outcomes of the Workshop

    1. At the end of the workshop, you will know the difference between a Generic Answer & a Well-laid structured answer.

    2. Content Enrichment – Learning the art of quotes, examples which are REAL DIFFERENTIATORS.

    4. Theme Specific Framework – Example (Corporate Governance, Emotional Intelligence, Aptitude vs Attitude – Having ready made points)

    5. Presentations Aspect – Use of diagrams & interlinking with specific examples. 

    6. Structuring of Case Studies, dimension coverage and linking points to theories.

    8. Writing like an OFFICER – not just an aspirant!

    Registration is FREE but MANDATORY!

    Attend this Webinar if

    1. If you are struggling with below average marks in your Ethics Paper.
    2. If you are desperate to get a rank next year and make your prep Interview Proof.
    3. You think you are Ethical, but don’t know how to Write an Ethics Answer.

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    • We will inform you about the upcoming Masterclasses that might benefit you.
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  • [Working Junta Webinar] 7 Hours/Week Current Affairs Strategy for Working Professionals

    [Working Junta Webinar] 7 Hours/Week Current Affairs Strategy for Working Professionals

    Learn the effective current affairs strategy used by AIR 2 Animesh Pradhan (UPSC 2023) of preparing for UPSC as a working professional

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    You are a Working Professional. You decided to give the UPSC 2025 Attempt . You got a subscription of The Hindu & Indian Express both – pledging you will complete this daily and make notes.

    But it’s Monday today – you start with pressure of work, managing project deadlines, attending meetings, client work – PHEW!

    By the time you reach home, you are already drained, leaving you NO time to go through the newspaper. 

    As a working professional, managing a job with UPSC Preparation can be a tough race against time. It is difficult to even cover the syllabus, let alone managing current affairs. You still somehow manage to cover some part of the news. But then, issue of Current Affairs becomes very specific

    1. Despite having tried to read Current Affairs, you are still missing out on important news.

    2. You don’t know how to INTERLINK Current Affairs topics with the Static Portion.

    3. Some Editorials seem too complex for you to understand and grasp.

    Till the end of the month, you don’t remember what you read in the first week of the same month – ZERO DISPLACEMENT, NO RECALL.

    The enthusiasm slowly withers away, and your pledge to give the exam in 2025, changes to 2026, 2027, 2028…

    When Animesh (Rank 2, 2023 – Our Student of UAP Mentorship) started giving his tests with us, his Static Portions weren’t very clear. Despite that, just out of going through our Samachar Manthan religiously, he was able to write answers on Static topics.

    His journey was, however, not smooth. Look at his 1st Answer Copy which he wrote with us:

    Animesh had enough content to write an answer for this question – because he was religious with our Samachar Manthan. But he wasn’t addressing the demand of the question.

    Now look at the 50th Test Copy that he wrote:

    Not only was he fulfilling the demand of the question, he was effectively using subheadings (dimensions) and examples through value-addition he could gather from Samachar Manthan.

    Needless to say, this helped him secure one of the highest GS Marks this year, with 100+ Marks in all 3 papers!

    We claim this – as a Working Professional, if you are not able to cope up with Newspaper, LEAVE IT. We will cover it for you. If you are a working professional, we will tell you the EXACT WAY to handle Current Affairs in 7 Hours of your Week (Specific Details – No Nonsense Strategy)

    Join us in our Webinar, where we will discuss HOW we need to craft a process in 7 Hours/Week for Current Affairs as a working professional!

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    Key outcomes of the Webinar

    1. After attending the webinar, you’ll know exactly how to cover CA in limited time and with a fixed source

    2. Will understand the METHOD used to understand complex Editorials

    3. You’ll Master time management, especially your UPSC Study Plan (Target-based Current Affairs Coverage)

    Registration is FREE but MANDATORY!

    Attend this Webinar if

    1. If you are Working Professional & have given up hopes on covering newspapers
    2. If you are desperate to add that Current Affair Example in your Static Questions Answer.
    3. If you are still trying to wrap your heads around patterns, syllabus, and expectations of UPSC with respect to Current Affairs.

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    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. 
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  • [Working Junta Webinar] A 12-Month Effective Study Plan for Working Professionals

    [Working Junta Webinar] A 12-Month Effective Study Plan for Working Professionals

    Learn the effective strategy used by AIR 2 Animesh Pradhan and IAS GVS Pavandatta – AIR 22 (UPSC 2022) of preparing for UPSC as a working professional

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    Time is money. However, in UPSC Preparation, time is the currency of success. Unfortunately, as a working professional, we always have a crunch of time.

    With such a shortage of time & so many things to cover, how do we know if what we are covering is helping us make progress?

    Are we giving enough time to the newspaper?

    Are we doing well enough in our tests?

    Are we recalling whatever we are studying?

    Are we able to write decent answers?

    What is that ONE METHODOLOGY that will tell you exactly HOW you can track your preparation level as a Working Professional?

    With the current trends we see in UPSC, one thing is obvious – UPSC has made it a level-playing field.

    More questions can be solved using ANCHORING of PYQs, rather than trying to mug up a plethora of facts, and “everything under the sun”, as most perceive it.

    So, while many aspirants are trying to figure out what will work, a Working Professional, with the right approach, will nail it through razor-sharpness.

    • While full-timers will try to cover every piece of content available due to FOMO, a working professional will cut through the clutter and read only what is relevant.
    • While full-timers will read more than required, a working professional will PRACTICE themes that will be repeated each year.
    • While full-timers will start with writing Level 1 questions, a working professional will have ENOUGH UNDERSTANDING through our approach to answer EXAM-LEVEL questions.

    Who will help us, working professionals, assess progress in this quest?

    Join us in our Webinar, where we will discuss WHY we need to and HOW we can check our progress in UPSC Preparations as working professionals!

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    Animesh, Rank 2, UPSC 2023, a working professional, was one of our UAP Students. We will include exact details from his preparation as a working professional in our webinar.

    We are sharing the outcomes of the Webinar

    1. Self-Doubts will no more be a problem – you’ll know you can do precision study for the exam, unlike full-timers.

    2. At the end of the webinar, you’ll know exactly how to revise (we will share a PDF with you regarding the same)

    3. A Doable (most-emphasised) Study Plan for the next 12 Months to clear this exam (no nonsense approach)

    Registration is FREE but MANDATORY!

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

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  • Class Apart Series: Molightson from Manipur, 2nd from his tribe is IRS

    If there is only one Ranker session you should watch this year, it’s Molightson. These are rare individuals who have seen so much in life so early, they are 20 years more mature than their age!

    I start the session with an interesting thought Talent is evenly distributed but ranks are not. By no means, do I want to imply that the selection process is biased. All I want to say is certain sections are more disadvantaged and it’s reflected in the numbers.

    Molightson hails from Manipur. Everyone following the news understands what Manipur has been going through for the last 1-1.5 years. He is the 2nd officer from his tribe, Maring.

    He starts by saying something wonderful. He not only wants people from his tribe to explore the city life, but folks from the cities to experience village life!

    Talks about how UPSC is not a 1 person effort. His tribe fasted for him, and extended all possible support for him. imho, in the end, all that matters is this. Not wealth, money, or power.

    In school, he was good at his studies. But this doesn’t make him unique. Many folks around him are super smart and did well in school. It is only after school that they fail to navigate through life. By some random act of chance, Molightson ends up in the Hospitality Food and Beverage sector! Post his degree, he works with Raddison Blue.

    Anyone who has worked in the Hotel Industry understands that it is brutal. This experience is way beyond Molightson’s comfort zone. He talks about how 1 incident broke him, made him call his Father. He wanted to quit but he not only survives but thrives. He learns how to handle pressure which becomes the basis for his cracking the exam later in life.

    This, IMHO, is the 1st instance that demonstrates the winning mindset.

    Moving on, he is interested in cracking govt. exams and starts preparing. He doesn’t have UPSC in mind. Cracks a govt. department exam. Attached with an IAS officer. Brings water to his village. Improves sanitation, and way of life.

    This is the 2nd instance that demonstrates the winning mindset.

    It’s in 2020 that he cracks the 1st prelims. And that gives him the confidence that USPC can be done. He moves from strength to strength. It’s the small wins that stack together.

    This is the 3rd instance where he demonstrates the winning mindset.

    Now, the mind games begin.

    I ask him, what do you say to those whose only reason to not crack the exam is that they have never seen anyone in their position clear the exam. His theory is simple-

    It didn’t matter to him how others around him were doing. He wanted to know how far he could go. “It can be liberating if you dont have any examples.”

    This is the 4th instance of the winning mindset.

    Facing interviews was his biggest challenge given his background. He is grilled by Aradhna Maam. And he is unfaced. And she admires him for that. Saket Sir here predicts 190 for him. If he gets lucky with the board then 200+. He gets 187.

    His biggest weakness becomes his biggest strength.

    This is the 5th instance of the winning mindset.

    His advice – it’s not the exam. it’s your ability to handle pressure. You understand this and the game is yours.

    For him, the role of mentors in this journey is undeniable, and repeats it often. What an absolute privilege to have witnessed his journey.

  • [27th April 2024] Sounding the gavel on Curative Jurisdiction

    PYQ Relevance:

    Mains: 
    Q) What was held in the Coelho case? In this context, can you say that judicial review is of key importance amongst the basic features of the Constitution?(UPSC IAS/2016) 

    Q) Starting from inventing the ‘basic structure’ doctrine, the judiciary has played a highly proactive role in ensuring that India develops into a thriving democracy. In light of the statement, evaluate the role played by judicial activism in achieving the ideals of democracy. (UPSC IAS/2014) 

    Prelims:
    In India, Judicial Review implies (UPSC IAS/2017):
    a) The power of the Judiciary to pronounce upon the constitutionality of laws and executive orders.
    b) The power of the Judiciary to question the wisdom of the laws enacted by the Legislatures.
    c) The power of the Judiciary to review all the legislative enactments before they are assented to by the President.
    d) The power of the Judiciary to review its own judgements given earlier in similar or different cases.

    Note4Students: 

    Prelims: Difference between Curative Jurisdiction and Judicial review;

    Mains: Challenges related to Curative Jurisdiction ;

    Mentor comments: In 2002, the Court took on a new power called the “Curative Jurisdiction”. It is a power to correct its judgments, after they have become final. This is distinct from the power of review under Indian law, which enables all courts to rectify errors which are apparent from their records.The Court has a constitutional role to declare the law. The law must, and often does, progress with the growth in human knowledge and with societal change. The judgments of courts must reflect and sometimes trigger the changes in law. It is for this reason that courts modify their views. Examples of changes in the Court’s views include the right of privacy, decriminalisation of homosexuality and so on. Curative Jurisdiction is different. This is not merely the Court changing its view on a position of law but is a reversal of the Court’s own view in a specific case, above and beyond even the power of review.

    Let’s learn. 

    —

    Why in the news? 

    A top court that swings back and forth based on changing trends lacks the constancy and gravitas that is fundamental to a court of last resort. This article talks about the Curative Jurisdiction.

    Difference between Curative Jurisdiction and Judicial review

    • Curative Jurisdiction: Curative jurisdiction refers to the power of a court to review and correct its own judgments or orders to prevent a miscarriage of justice. It is a remedial mechanism available in exceptional cases where there has been a manifest error or violation of principles of natural justice that cannot be rectified through regular avenues like appeals or review petitions.
    • Judicial Review: Judicial review is the power of a court to review the actions or decisions of other branches of government (executive and legislative) or administrative bodies to ensure they comply with the constitution, laws, or established legal principles.

    The Delhi Metro Rail judgment:

    • Background of the Case: The case involves a dispute between Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. (DMRC) and Delhi Airport Metro Express Pvt Ltd (DAMEPL) regarding the termination of a long-term contract related to a stretch of the Delhi metro rail.
    • Basis of Termination: DAMEPL terminated the contract citing the presence of defects in the metro’s construction and invoked a termination clause that allowed termination if DMRC failed to cure such defects.
    • Arbitral Tribunal’s Decision: The Arbitral Tribunal ruled in favor of DAMEPL, upholding the termination based on the existence of defects and DMRC’s failure to cure them.
    • Safety Concerns: Prior to termination, DAMEPL had stopped rail operations, citing safety concerns. After termination, both parties jointly requested the Commissioner of Metro Rail Safety (CMRS) to reopen operations, which was sanctioned with certain conditions.
    • Supreme Court’s Decision: DMRC challenged the arbitral award in the Supreme Court, which upheld the award, emphasizing the limited scope to challenge arbitral awards under Indian law.
    • Curative Petition: A curative petition was filed, which is a rare legal remedy used to prevent miscarriage of justice. In an unprecedented move, the Supreme Court set aside the arbitral award in this case through the curative petition.

    The interference by the Court in this case was based on two primary grounds:

    • Interpretation of Termination Clause: The Court found fault with the Arbitral Tribunal’s interpretation of the termination clause. It held that the Tribunal’s requirement for DMRC to completely cure the breach was unreasonable. Instead, the Court asserted that it was sufficient for DMRC to take effective steps to address the breach, and complete cure was not necessary.
    • Importance of CMRS Sanction: The Court also criticized the Arbitral Tribunal for disregarding the significance of the CMRS sanction, which was considered vital evidence. The Tribunal’s failure to consider this evidence was deemed problematic by the Court.

    This intervention is notable for two reasons:

    • Firstly, it marks a departure from the Court’s previous stance of minimal interference in arbitral awards. Historically, the Court had been reluctant to overturn arbitral awards unless there were clear grounds for doing so. This case demonstrates a shift in that approach.
    • Secondly, the Court acknowledged that its own previous verdict, which aligned with its traditional stance, was incorrect. This admission highlights the Court’s willingness to reassess its own decisions and rectify errors when necessary.

    Challenges related to Curative jurisdiction:

    • Consistency and Reliability: The Court is seen as the final interpreter of the law and its decisions are expected to provide stability and guidance, not oscillate based on changing trends or immediate perceptions.
    • Institutional Integrity: There is concern that frequent revisiting of decisions through curative jurisdiction may undermine the integrity and authority of the Supreme Court as an institution. The Court’s role in declaring the law for the nation and posterity requires a higher standard of scrutiny and deliberation beyond correcting individual errors.
    • Raises questions on judicial interference: The exercise of curative jurisdiction raises questions about the extent of permissible judicial interference, particularly in arbitration cases where there is a general policy of minimal judicial intervention. Courts have traditionally adopted a hands-off approach to arbitration awards to respect the autonomy of arbitral tribunals.

    Conclusion: Establish clear guidelines and criteria for the exercise of curative jurisdiction to ensure consistency and predictability in its application. This could include defining the threshold for invoking curative jurisdiction, specifying the types of errors or violations that warrant its use, and outlining the procedural requirements for filing curative petitions.

  • [Working Junta Webinar] AIR 2’s Pre & Mains Current Affairs Strategy for UPSC 2025

    [Working Junta Webinar] AIR 2’s Pre & Mains Current Affairs Strategy for UPSC 2025

    Learn the Current affairs strategy used by AIR 2 Animesh Pradhan and how he leveraged Samachar Manthan Program in Prelims and Mains

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    Current Affairs are where a UPSC aspirant is always confused, be it at any part of the journey. A newbie is concerned about so many topics to be covered, and a veteran is confused—where is UPSC asking questions from?

    Further, an aspirant often gets swayed by Opinion pieces, inclining him towards the left or right side. How, then, can an aspirant ingrain only balanced views & write similar answers in the exam?

    What about Working Professionals? You have less time to cover even the basics. With such a paucity of time, covering current affairs daily seems like a daunting task.

    Needless to say – Current Affairs is one major area where Aspirants need to be addressed – approach, ample time, and application of Current Affairs.

    Watch Nikita, our Senior Faculty, discussing the Pre cum Mains Current Affairs Strategy for Working Junta – UPSC 2025!

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    AIR -2 Animesh Pradhan(UAP Mentorship & Samachar Manthan Program Student)

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  • UPSC Cutoffs Released-Prelims lowest ever at 75.41

    UPSC Cutoffs Released-Prelims lowest ever at 75.41

    Hi everyone,

    The cutoffs have been released. Prelims have seen the lowest-ever cutoffs.

    Both the level of the competition and the level of the questions being asked is exceptionally high.

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    5 core competencies are required

    1. Consolidation and building your notes for every stage of your preparation.
    2. Deep PYQ understanding so you get the mindset of UPSC and understand repeating themes.
    3. Aggressive testing and post-test discussions for both prelims and mains. Find your faults and fix them in the next attempt.
    4. Managing Current Affairs.
    5. Being in the right mindset.

    And all the above competencies have a long gestation period. They need to be consciously worked upon along with covering

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  • How AIR 2, Animesh Pradhan (UAP’23 Student), got rank in 1st attempt with Civilsdaily’s Mentorship while working. Join Ranadheer Sir’s (Mentored AIR 2)Webinar On 19th April, 7 PM

    How AIR 2, Animesh Pradhan (UAP’23 Student), got rank in 1st attempt with Civilsdaily’s Mentorship while working. Join Ranadheer Sir’s (Mentored AIR 2)Webinar On 19th April, 7 PM

    How AIR 2, Animesh Pradhan (UAP’23 Student), got rank in 1st attempt with Civilsdaily’s Mentorship while working.

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    If you are preparing for UPSC CSE 2024 or 2025, Then Join Our Webinar By Ranadheer Sir (Senior Mentor Of AIR 2)

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    Animesh Pradhan enrolled in UAP Mentorship, and we made sure that he got his name on the list.

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    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 who show us gratitude.

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  • UPSC Results Expected Today | We are rooting for our students.

    UPSC Results Expected Today | We are rooting for our students.

    Hello officers, hows the josh.

    This final countdown before the end results is the hardest. Friday, the weekend and now Monday is over. There is nothing more anxiety-inducing than this wait. It might surprise you, but we, your CD family, are at least 10x more anxious than you are and we are rooting for our 450+ students from across programs. We have been attending your calls non-stop since Friday. Everyone here Saket Sir, Pravin Sir, Sumit Sir, Ravi Sir, Shubham Sir, Zeeshan Sir everyone has been jam-packed(PS Photo of Z Sir and Pravin Sir after student interaction)

    Now that we all are sure that the results will be announced tomorrow, it’s important to take a moment to appreciate how far you have come.

    We have interacted with every one of you over a prolonged period and your stories have humbled us. No matter what the outcome is tomorrow, all of you are awesome, a class apart.

    Mentoring you have ensured that we push our limits, and put in all we have. This experience has made us better in all senses. We believe in all of you and are with you throughout your entire preparation journey. #nomatterwhatittakes

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    Dominate Prelims: Score Booster Series is now live

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    There is no time to read everything, no time to make lengthy notes, and to speak of facts only 1% of the aspirants will be able to clear UPSC Prelims 2023.

    But, starting today, you can guarantee a 120+ score in UPSC Prelims with PYQ Based Score Booster Batch-2024 under Zeeshan Sir’s guidance and mentorship.

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