If you are aspiring to be in the Foreign Service or have Pol. Sc. and IR as your optional, then a Mock Panel with Ambassador Rajiva Misra is an absolute must.
Dr. Shivin immensely benefited from his interactions with Rajiva Sir.
There is no one better than Ambassador Rajiva to train under for your interviews. Head of the United Nations Division dealing with economic and social issues, India’s Deputy Chief of Mission to the World Trade Organization (WTO), Director at the Afghanistan-Iran desk in the Ministry of External Affairs-There is no one like him. He is a class apart. Sir has been kind enough to give us a few slots from his busy schedule.
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With UPSC Prelims 2024 on the horizon, it’s crucial to focus on a strategy that really works.
PYQs (Previous Year Questions) are more than just questions; they’re a roadmap to UPSC’s expectations.
Understand how PYQs mirror potential exam questions, revealing trends and patterns.
These insights from PYQs are invaluable in tailoring your study approach effectively.
Join IRMS Nikhil Sharma on 27th Jan at 6 PM to unlock the secrets of PYQ-based preparation.
Learn to use PYQs to gauge what UPSC expects from its aspirants.
Our webinar will guide you through a 4-month plan with a focus on PYQ analysis.
Don’t miss this chance to refine your approach and excel in UPSC Prelims 2024.
Read what IRMS, Nikhil sir has to say about UPSC prelims preparation and approach
“Hello UPSC aspirants, I’m Nikhil Sharma, IRMS, here to steer your path to success for UPSC Prelims 2024.
In these pivotal four months, your preparation strategy is key. It’s not just about covering topics; it’s about smart, strategic learning.
The real game-changer? A PYQ-based approach. In our upcoming webinar, I’ll show you why focusing on Previous Year Questions (PYQs) is crucial.
PYQs are not just questions; they’re a window into UPSC’s mind. They reveal patterns, highlight important topics, and help you understand the exam’s real nature.
This approach will be our focus as we break down the next four months. We’re looking at comprehensive revisions, targeted practice tests, and completing the syllabus with time to spare.
But more importantly, we’ll integrate PYQs into every aspect of your study.
Join me on 27th Jan at 6 pm for an in-depth discussion on using PYQs to tailor your studies effectively.
We’ll dissect how PYQs can guide your preparation, ensuring you’re not just studying hard but also studying smart.
This webinar is more than just a guide; it’s a strategy to crack UPSC Prelims 2024 with confidence and precision. The Zoom link will be shared upon form submission.
Don’t miss this chance to transform your approach and tackle the Prelims with the insight and clarity you need.”
By the end, you’ll have razor-sharp clarity and a clear roadmap for approaching and qualifying your UPSC 2024 prelims exam with confidence and near-perfect certainty.
IRS Pratik sir
(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until March 25)
Registration open! Join now to attend the webinar for FREE
These masterclasses are packed with value. They are conducted in private with a closed community. We rarely open these webinars for everyone for free. This time we are keeping it for 300 seats only.
Fee:
Special Access (extra 15 min with IRS, Pratik sir) – Free (only for first 100 registrations, register before 26th Jan 2024)
Early Access – Rs. 299 (for the next 100 registrations, register before 27th Jan 2024, 1 PM)
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You need to (1)prioritize based on the frequency of news + you need to be (2)comprehensive covering all dimensions that have been asked in Previous Year Questions.
Here are snippets from our Schemes and Species notes.
The story doesn’t stop here! Having consolidated notes is the 1st step.
You need to prepare these topics through the prism of PYQs. Here is a video where Zeeshan Sir is explaining various interesting dimensions-how you need to focus on ‘superlatives’, questions from popular species won’t be direct, how to spot unconventional species, etc.
There is a direct correlation between the quality of notes you make and the content of your mains answers.
From day one, your preparation hinges on how you craft your UPSC notes.
It’s not just note-making; it’s an art that enriches your UPSC Mains answers.
The key lies in dissecting the UPSC syllabus, and understanding each topic, every keyword.
Every keyword is an opportunity, a potential question in the making.
Your notes should be a treasure trove, wholesome and comprehensive for each of these keywords.
But how do you transform raw information into strategic UPSC notes?
In continuation of Arvind Sir’s keyword based note making masterclass let us understand how to make notes for GS paper 3 syllabus keywords.
Read what Arvind Agrawal sir has to say about UPSC Notemaking for GS 3 paper
“Hello again, UPSC aspirants, I’m Arvind Agrawal from Civilsdaily, back with another crucial webinar in our series.
In our last session, we delved deep into the art of making notes from the keywords in the UPSC syllabus for GS Mains Paper 2. The response was overwhelming, and I’m thrilled to see so many of you eager to elevate your preparation.
This time, we’re taking a step further.
On the 25th of January, I’ll be hosting a live demonstration on decoding the UPSC Mains GS Paper 3 syllabus. We’ll dissect each keyword, showing you precisely how to craft notes that not only cover the syllabus but enrich the content of your Mains answers.
UPSC Mains Paper 3 is diverse, covering everything from the economy to environment and technology.
Understanding how to extract and organize relevant information from this vast syllabus is key to scoring high. It’s not just about gathering data; it’s about transforming it into usable insights for high-scoring answers.
Whether you’re a beginner or a veteran in the UPSC journey, this webinar is designed to offer you new perspectives and effective strategies.
I’ll walk you through the process of creating notes that are comprehensive, yet concise enough to be practical for revision and answer writing.
Remember, the difference between an average and a top-scoring answer often lies in the depth and clarity of the content. That’s what we aim to build together – a solid foundation for your answers based on well-structured and insightful notes.”
Arvind sir will explain what differentiates a good UPSC notes from bad ones
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Deep Dive into GS 3 Mains Syllabus Keyword Analysis: Arvind Sir will elucidate on identifying and understanding the crucial keywords in the UPSC syllabus, a vital skill that forms the backbone of effective answer writing.
LIVE Demonstration of Art of Comprehensive Note-Making: The session will cover strategic methods for creating impactful and concise notes for each syllabus keyword, ensuring that your preparation is thorough and your answers are enriched with relevant content.
Showcase of Good vs. Bad Notes: Arvind Sir will present actual examples of effective and ineffective note-making, providing clear insights into what works and what doesn’t in the context of UPSC Mains preparation.
(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until March 24)
These masterclasses are packed with value. They are conducted in private with a closed community. We rarely open these webinars for everyone for free. This time we are keeping it for 300 seats only.
Fee:
Special Access (extra 15 min with Arvind sir) – Free (only for first 100 registrations, register before 24 Jan, 1 pm)
Early Access – Rs. 299 (for the next 100 registrations, register before 25 Jan, 1 PM)
Late Access – Rs. 499 (for last 100 registrations, register before 25 Jan, Post 1 PM)
Join my session and we will be discussing these notes.
Species in News is the top theme among the 20 SureShot Themes. At least 3-5 questions are expected from it.
[2021]Q.Consider the following animals 1. Hedgehog 2. Marmot 3. Pangolin To reduce the chance of being captured by predators, which of the above organisms rolls up/roll up and protects/protect its/their vulnerable parts? (a) 1 and 2 (b) 2 only (c) 3 only (d) 1 and 3
[2022]Q.Which of the following is not a bird?
(a) Golden Mahseer
(b) Indian Nightjar
(c) Spoonbill
(d) White Ibis
But getting these questions right is not easy. We need to prioritize news and cover all dimensions.
You need to be thorough with
Species repeatedly in news
Species that are higher up in the IUCN status
Most striking fact – heaviest bird, only flying squirrel, etc.
If its a state animal.
Natural Habitat.
Conservation measures.
Our material is built using this philosophy. It covers everything. Here is a snippet
With just four months left for UPSC Prelims 2024, it’s time for smart, strategic preparation.
Forget endless hours of random study; first, assess where you stand in your prep.
Realign your approach with the changing trends of the UPSC exam.
We’re diving into an intensive 4-month plan, broken into productive weeks.
Target four comprehensive revisions and 60 practice tests to master your skills.
Complete your syllabus a month early for that crucial final review.
Join Pratik Korde, IRS (IT), in our upcoming webinar for an effective self-study strategy.
Make every day count in your journey to UPSC success. Join us and transform your preparation!
Read what Pratik Korde sir has to say about UPSC prelims preparation and approach
“Hello everyone, this is Pratik Korde, IRS, from the UPSC 2022 batch, and I am here to talk to you about a critical phase in your UPSC Prelims 2024 preparation journey.
These upcoming four months, from January to May, are going to be the make-or-break period that determines your success in this prestigious examination.
Now, let me begin by emphasizing that UPSC Prelims preparation is not what it used to be. Gone are the days of mindlessly mugging up books and attempting random tests. It’s time for a paradigm shift in your approach. It’s time to be strategic, focused, and adaptive.
At this moment, you should not rush into the study routine blindly. First, take a step back and assess your preparation. Understand where you currently stand in terms of knowledge and problem-solving abilities.
Recognize that UPSC’s trend for the Prelims examination is constantly evolving, and you need to adapt accordingly.
So, what’s the game plan? It’s about devising an intensive and strategic plan for the next four months, and that’s what I want to discuss with you in my upcoming webinar.
We’ll break these four months down into weeks, ensuring that you have a clear roadmap to follow. The goal should be to aim for at least four revisions of the syllabus, attempt a minimum of 60 practice tests, and ensure that you cover the entire syllabus at least a month before the actual exam.
But remember, it’s not just about the quantity; it’s about the quality of your preparation. During this webinar, I’ll share insights on how to make the most of your study hours and how to approach the UPSC Prelims strategically.
So, join me on 22nd Jan at 6 pm for this transformative webinar. Let’s dive deep into the intricacies of UPSC Prelims 2024 preparation. Together, we’ll explore how you can not only cover the syllabus but also develop the analytical and problem-solving skills required to excel in this exam.”
By the end, you’ll have razor-sharp clarity and a clear roadmap for approaching and qualifying your UPSC 2024 prelims exam with confidence and near-perfect certainty.
IRS Pratik sir
(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until March 25)
Registration open! Join now to attend the webinar for FREE
These masterclasses are packed with value. They are conducted in private with a closed community. We rarely open these webinars for everyone for free. This time we are keeping it for 300 seats only.
Fee:
Special Access (extra 15 min with IRS, Pratik sir) – Free (only for first 100 registrations, register before 20th Jan 2024)
Early Access – Rs. 299 (for the next 100 registrations, register before 21st Jan 2024, 1 PM)
Late Access – Rs. 499 (for last 100 registrations, register before 21st Jan 2024, Post 1 PM)
Dominate Prelims Phase 1 will start Tomorrow, Monday the 8th Jan.
The timetable for the upcoming week is as follows-
Date
Lecture
Faculty
22th, Monday
Holiday occasion of the Ram temple ‘Pran Pratishtha’
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23rd, Tuesday
Economics I
Dinesh Sir
24th, Wednesday
Indian Space Program
Sumit Sir
25th, Thursday, 2PM
Economics II
Dinesh Sir
26th, Friday
Holiday occasion of Republic Day
Jatin Sir
The philosophy of Dominate is as follows – In January Phase 1, we plan to cover 15 High Yielding Topics like Govt Schemes, International Organizations, Species, etc. You can expect up to 50 questions from these 15 themes. With just 5 months to go, your 1st reading should happen RIGHT NOW
After the class, we will continue the discussion on telegram. If we have to ensure we dont miss a single question, we will have to put in more effort beyond the classroom.
Dominate Prelims Phase 1 will start Tomorrow, Monday the 8th Jan.
The timetable for the upcoming week is as follows-
Date
Lecture
Faculty
15th, Monday
Environment-Species I
Jatin Sir
16th, Tuesday
Environment-Species II
Jatin Sir
17th, Wednesday
Art and Culture I
Ayush Sir
18th, Thursday
Art and Culture II
Ayush Sir
19th, Friday
Acts and Policies
Jatin Sir
The philosophy of Dominate is as follows – In January Phase 1, we plan to cover 15 High Yielding Topics like Govt Schemes, International Organizations, Species, etc. You can expect up to 50 questions from these 15 themes. With just 5 months to go, your 1st reading should happen RIGHT NOW
Class tomorrow at 2PM. See your at 8LGF Apsara Arcade.
After the class, we will continue the discussion on telegram. If we have to ensure we dont miss a single question, we will have to put in more effort beyond the classroom.
There is a direct correlation between the quality of notes you make and the content of your mains answers.
From day one, your preparation hinges on how you craft your UPSC notes.
It’s not just note-making; it’s an art that enriches your UPSC Mains answers.
The key lies in dissecting the UPSC syllabus, and understanding each topic, every keyword.
Every keyword is an opportunity, a potential question in the making.
Your notes should be a treasure trove, wholesome and comprehensive for each of these keywords.
But how do you transform raw information into strategic UPSC notes?
Arvind Sir’s masterclass will unveil the secrets behind successful IAS rankers’ note-making processes.
Join us and transform your approach to Mains answer writing – Start like a Topper.
Read what Arvind Agrawal sir has to say about UPSC Mains and answer writing approach
“Hello UPSC aspirants, I’m Arvind Agrawal, the Mains Program head at Civilsdaily.
In my journey of mentoring over 100 UPSC rankers, including achievers like AIR 16 and 22, I’ve realized the crucial role of enriched mains answer content.
The evolution of the UPSC Mains demands not just any content but one that resonates with the keywords in the syllabus, comprehensive and most importantly, usable.
My experience, particularly in evaluating 1500+ Mains answer copies, has taught me the significant difference between just writing answers and crafting enriched content.
Many aspirants, despite their hard work, remain confined to the 80s score range in the Mains. This stagnation is often not due to lack of effort but due to ineffective note-making and content enrichment.
This Tuesday, in my upcoming webinar, I’ll be addressing the heart of this issue.
We’ll delve deep into understanding the keywords of the syllabus and the art of making comprehensive notes for each one.
I’ll be sharing with you the insights on how to view note-making through the prism of Mains previous year questions, what a 2-3 page effective note should contain, and strategies for impactful note-making for the Mains exam.
Moreover, I will be showcasing examples of good and bad notes – a real eye-opener for many. This isn’t just a discussion; it’s a strategic session that could be a turning point in your preparation.
Whether you are starting fresh or looking to refine your approach, understanding these nuances of note-making can significantly elevate your Mains answers.
Join me this coming Tuesday for a session that is essential for anyone aiming to break the score barrier in Mains. It’s time to move beyond the conventional and embrace a strategy that aligns with the demands of the UPSC.”
Attend FREE Webinar on Effective Notes Making and Mains Answer Content Enrichment
Deep Dive into Keyword Analysis: Arvind Sir will elucidate on identifying and understanding the crucial keywords in the UPSC syllabus, a vital skill that forms the backbone of effective answer writing.
Art of Comprehensive Note-Making: The session will cover strategic methods for creating impactful and concise notes for each syllabus keyword, ensuring that your preparation is thorough and your answers are enriched with relevant content.
Showcase of Good vs. Bad Notes: Arvind Sir will present actual examples of effective and ineffective note-making, providing clear insights into what works and what doesn’t in the context of UPSC Mains preparation.
(Don’t wait—the next webinar won’t be until March 24)
These masterclasses are packed with value. They are conducted in private with a closed community. We rarely open these webinars for everyone for free. This time we are keeping it for 300 seats only.
Fee:
Special Access (extra 15 min with Arvind sir) – Free (only for first 100 registrations, register before 15 Jan, 1 pm)
Early Access – Rs. 299 (for the next 100 registrations, register before 16 Jan, 1 PM)
Late Access – Rs. 499 (for last 100 registrations, register before 16 Jan, Post 1 PM)
In the world of UPSC CSE preparation, time is a luxury not everyone can afford.
Especially for the working professionals and college students.
Gone are the days of dedicating 10-12 hours a day for UPSC prep.
Today, it’s about making every hour count, efficiently.
The 5-hour daily study strategy is the new reality for aspirants with a serious time crunch.
Civilsdaily’s webinar unlocks this innovative approach for you.
Learn from those who’ve mastered the art of effective, time-constrained preparation.
Why juggle aimlessly when you can strategize like a topper?
It’s not about the hours you put in, but how you use them.
Read what IPS, Soham Mandhare has to say about her UPSC experience
“I’m Soham Mandhare, an IPS officer and a two-time UPSC qualifier. I’m here to let you in on how to effectively utilize a 5-hour daily study window for UPSC prep, crucial for those balancing work or college.
But here’s the exciting part: I won’t be alone in this endeavor. Joining me in the upcoming webinar will be Pravin Garje sir, core mentor at Civilsdaily.
The UPSC exam’s complexity has only increased over the years. It’s no longer just about the hours of study but about strategic and adaptive preparation.
Together, Pravin Garje sir and I will unveil strategies focusing on critical syllabus areas, analytical thinking, and effective time management.
In our masterclass, we’ll dive into breaking down the syllabus into manageable chunks, prioritizing essential topics, efficiently navigating the vast terrain of current affairs, and mastering GS material.
We’ll also discuss balancing UPSC Prelims and Mains preparation, tackling the Optional subject, and enhancing answer writing skills within a limited timeframe.
Join us for a session that promises to transform your approach to UPSC preparation. With the right strategy, your limited study hours can indeed pave the way to success.“
Get 5-hour prep strategy for College aspirants and working professionals
Masterclass was created by Civilsdaily. We know first-hand how valuable these insights are – They are the bedrock for a successful attempt.
These masterclasses are packed with value. They are conducted in private with a closed community. We rarely open these masterclasses for everyone for free. This time we are keeping it for 300 seats only.
Fee:
Special Access (extra 15 min with Ranker) – Free (only for first 100 registrations, register before 10th Jan, 7 PM)
Early Access – Rs. 299 (for the next 100 registrations, register before 11th Jan, 5 PM )
Late Access – Rs. 499 (for last 100 registrations, register 211th Jan, post 5 PM)
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