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  • SMASH ESSAY OPEN TEST (FREE) on 19th June | SMASH ESSAY FLTs 2022 launched | 1-1 mentorship by Zeeshan Hashmi

    SMASH ESSAY OPEN TEST (FREE) on 19th June | SMASH ESSAY FLTs 2022 launched | 1-1 mentorship by Zeeshan Hashmi

    Click here for Smash Essay FLTs 2022


    About the ESSAY Open test (FREE)

    • Topic: Philosophical essay (UPSC’s favorite)
    • Indicative Model Structure to be given after the test
    • Mode: Online
    • Test Date – 19th June
    • Video Explanation- 19th June (Evening)

    SMASH ESSAY FLTs 2022

    5 Full-Length Tests, Mentorship, Habitat Membership

    What is Essay FLTs 2022?

    It is a mentor-driven Essay test series for UPSC 2022 Mains exam. Our focus is on personalized attention in evaluation, execution, and course correction. Our innovative methodology in topic selection, reviews, and evaluation on one hand and mentorship and collaborative approach on the other will build your capacity to write Essays that will fetch 150+ marks.

    Program inclusion

    Highly relevant, precise, and thoughtful topic selection
    1. 5 FLTs
    2. Model essays
    3. Evaluated Copy
    4. Post Test Mentorship Calls by Zeeshan sir
    5. Membership to exclusive Essay group on Habitat
    6. Notes and references on Habitat
    Special offer for Smash Mains students and Previously enrolled students

    What are we offering and how is it unique?

    We’ve innovated at every step of the process.

    Our research tells us there are 8 broad themes of essays being asked since 2010 – Economy, Polity, Women Issues, Education, Science & Tech, Philosophy, IR, Miscellaneous.

    But there is some rationality to the way UPSC selects essay topics. Those themes are highly relevant to the current times and one can find a strong correlation with current affairs of the past year(s).

    We plan to develop your competencies so that you can be better prepared for the actual exam.

    An innovative methodology for reviews

    Our biggest innovation lies in our review methodology. Specific portions of your essay will be highlighted with symbols to indicate issues in essay writing

    1. (X) Cross–FUNDAMENTAL FLAWS like judgments/strong postures which need to be avoided at all costs.
    2. (*)Star -APPRECIATION for uniqueness.
    3. STRUCTURE is not maintained. Issues with Language and expression.
    4. GENERAL SUGGESTIONS for candidates.

    Along with this, Zeeshan sir will also leave specific reviews on strengths and weaknesses.

    We don’t want to merely suggest additional points that can be googled by the student themselves or point out superficial flaws like not ‘sticking to the topic’. They don’t necessarily highlight the shortcomings in the essay. This adds very little value to students. We go much beyond that and help students fix major flaws in their essays.

    10 parameters on which your essays are going to get evaluated
    1. Comprehension of the topic
    2. Language and Expression
    3. Structure and Organisation of thought.
    4. Objectivity and Biases. Balance of perception
    5. Attitude whether a learner or judgmental
    6. Focus and attention
    7. Content and Source matter, Knowledge and information processing capability
    8. Ability to forge links in an interdisciplinary manner
    9. The simplicity of disposition
    10. Observational Skills
    Model essays with indicative structure and good essay copies

    You will be provided with good essay copies to serve as sample answers. This is a better alternative than sample answers which are hastily written and at times not updated with the latest figures.

    Students have an incorrect impression that going through a sample essay will somehow help them write better essays. This is absolutely incorrect.

    To develop your competency in tackling different topics, you have to be able to come up with appropriate structures. This aspect of the program addresses this issue.

    The expectation from you would be that you study the solutions in detail and try to address the shortcomings in your essays. Should doubts still persist, we’re here to help.

    One-to-one Mentorship and Civilsdaily’s handholding

    This component of the program is the most important. Post-evaluation of your essay test you will get on a one-to-one discussion with Zeeshan sir. He will discuss the topic in considerable depth, appropriate structure, pitfalls to avoid, etc.

    Along with that, Zeeshan Sir will also discuss copies presenting different styles in which the essays could be attempted.

    How to write UPSC IAS essay
    UPSC mains scorecards of Zeeshan sir. A whopping jump of 65 marks in the Essay paper.
    Membership to an exclusive group on Habitat

    Habitat is our learning platform, here you’ll be given membership to an exclusive Essay group. This group will be administered by Zeeshan sir, Sajal sir, in-service officers, rankers, and other mentors.

    For essays, you need multiple perspectives to understand a topic or an issue in its entirety. You need discussions; arguments; confluence, confrontation, and integration of ideas. Here, discussions will be facilitated by mentors and enriched by different viewpoints from peers. Moreover, you can ask and discuss any of your doubts with peers and Zeeshan sir.

    Besides these, you will be given the following

    • Any additional material that we release for essays.
    • Notes and reference material including good articles, essays, etc. on Habitat group

  • 17th June 2022| Daily Answer Writing Enhancement(AWE)

    Topics for Today’s questions:

    GS-1        Role of Women and Women’s Organization

    GS-2        Executive and Judiciary

    GS-3         Inclusive Growth and related issues, Indian Economy

    GS-4       Case Studies

    Question 1)

     

    Q.1 Gender discrimination against women also exists at entrepreneurial level which defeats the purpose of empowerment. Examine. (15 Marks)

     

    Question 2)

    Q.2 What are the issues with death penalty sentencing in India? What are the steps taken by the Supreme Court to deal with the issue? (10 Marks)

    Question 3)

    Q.3 How rising inflation affects the poor disproportionately? Also examine its impact on the increasing inequality along with other factors. (10 Marks)

    Question 4)  

    Q.4 In your personal life you are a religious person and strongly believe in the preservation of socio-cultural beliefs. Your recent posting as an IPS officer has brought you to a district with a widely revered shrine. Shortly after you take charge, you find considerable tension building up in the district on the question of women’s entry in the shrine. In this backdrop, the Supreme Court has ruled in favour of women being allowed to enter the shrine. You are aware that there is considerable resentment against the decision. Additionally, several political parties, religious bodies and groups have launched a campaign to defend the tradition. In a few weeks the traditional annual pilgrimage to the shrine is going to commence. You suspect that if the situation is not diffused it might lead to law and order problems. (a) What are the key issues at stake here? b) Do you see any dilemmas in the unfolding situation? (c) In this context, what steps would you take to discharge your duties? (20 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  February is uploaded on 11th February 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 February is uploaded on 13th February , 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*. 

    1. For the philosophy of AWE and payment: 

  • (24hrs left) Free Live Answer writing Session | See how UPSC Toppers approach Mains Questions || UPSC Mains Bootcamp (18-19th Jun): Zoom workshop with rankers + Exclusive Telegram group | Register for FREE

    (24hrs left) Free Live Answer writing Session | See how UPSC Toppers approach Mains Questions || UPSC Mains Bootcamp (18-19th Jun): Zoom workshop with rankers + Exclusive Telegram group | Register for FREE

    With Mains season here let’s turn up the heat. Register for CivilsDaily’s Mega Bootcamp: 18-19th June 2022. Mains Answer Writing, Ethics, Essay, and more. Details below.
    1. Improved Answer Writing and Mains Answer's structure
2. Strategy on tackling Ethics case studies
3. Invaluable tips on Philosophical Essays
4. Inputs by Rankers on your answers
5. Access to exclusive Community on Telegram

    Session Details:

    DAY 1 – Morning Session with Rohan Kadam(AIR 295) Starts at 12:00 pm

    Morning session with Anay Navandar(AIR 32) starts at 1:00 pm

    DAY 1 – Evening session With Mukesh Kumar Gupta(AIR 499) starts at 7:00 pm

    DAY 2 – Morning Session with Soham Mandare(AIR 267) starts at 12:00 pm

    DAY 2 – Evening session with Zeeshan sir on How to tackle essay starts at 7 pm


    DAY 1:

    Meet AIR 295 Rohan Kadam and learn how he approaches, breaks down mains questions via live solving Mains 2021 questions.

    Try your hand at solving GS 1, 2, 3, 4 questions.

    Get Insight from Anay Navandar(AIR 32) of how he scored 127 in ethics and watch him solve case studies.

    Learn how Mukesh AIR 499 made a jump of 60 marks in this GS marks.

    Get 5 questions from our Last Full length Test series as homework – try solving them and discuss them on Day 2.

    DAY 2:

    Meet AIR 267 Soham Mandare, He had a score of 799 in this year’s Mains. Learn his secrets behind the score!

    Try your hand at solving GS 1, 2, 3, 4 questions and essay.

    Learn How to tackle Philosophical Essay and master them.


    UPSC Bootcamp
Session 1: Developing Mains Answer's Structure like that of UPSC Toppers + Interaction with Topper
Session 2: Interactive Answer Writing session 
Session 3: Master strategy for Ethics Case studies with Sukanya Rana and UPSC topper
Session 4: Tackling Philosophical Essays for UPSC CSE

    In this Bootcamp, we’ll be having total 4 sessions on

    1. From mediocre to UPSC worthy structure: Answer Writing with a clear mandate on improving the Structure of your answers. – Sukanya Rana and UPSC Rankers
    2. How to tackle Ethics case studies by solving handpicked case studies LIVE in the session. – Sukanya Rana and UPSC Rankers
    3. Selecting and writing Philosophical essays. – Zeeshan Hashmi
    4. LIVE writing and strategy by UPSC 2021 Rankers

    Register for the Bootcamp and we will email you the link for the Telegram group and other Mains resources.

    Topper’s sessions will discuss their strategies regarding mains answer writing and guide you through the art of structuring the answers.

  • There’s a formula for UPSC answer’s structure that gets you marks. Learn and apply it with 3 UPSC Rankers (LIVE) | UPSC Mains Bootcamp (18-19th Jun): Zoom workshop with rankers + Exclusive Telegram group | Register for FREE

    There’s a formula for UPSC answer’s structure that gets you marks. Learn and apply it with 3 UPSC Rankers (LIVE) | UPSC Mains Bootcamp (18-19th Jun): Zoom workshop with rankers + Exclusive Telegram group | Register for FREE

    With Mains season here let’s turn up the heat. Register for CivilsDaily’s Mega Bootcamp: 18-19th June 2022. Mains Answer Writing, Ethics, Essay, and more. Details below.

    1. Improved Answer Writing and Mains Answer's structure
2. Strategy on tackling Ethics case studies
3. Invaluable tips on Philosophical Essays
4. Inputs by Rankers on your answers
5. Access to exclusive Community on Telegram

    In this Bootcamp, we’ll be having total 4 sessions on

    1. From mediocre to UPSC worthy structure: Answer Writing with a clear mandate on improving the Structure of your answers. – Sukanya Rana and UPSC Rankers
    2. How to tackle Ethics case studies by solving handpicked case studies LIVE in the session. – Sukanya Rana and UPSC Rankers
    3. Selecting and writing Philosophical essays. – Zeeshan Hashmi
    4. LIVE writing and strategy by UPSC 2021 Rankers

    Register for the Bootcamp and we will email you the link for the Telegram group and other Mains resources.


    UPSC Bootcamp
Session 1: Developing Mains Answer's Structure like that of UPSC Toppers + Interaction with Topper
Session 2: Interactive Answer Writing session 
Session 3: Master strategy for Ethics Case studies with Sukanya Rana and UPSC topper
Session 4: Tackling Philosophical Essays for UPSC CSE

    We’ll be having at least 2 Topper’s sessions where they will discuss their strategies and share their resources with you.

  • 16th June 2022| Daily Answer Writing Enhancement(AWE)

    Topics for Today’s questions:

    GS-1        Effects of globalization on Indian society.

    GS-2       Welfare schemes for vulnerable sections of the population by the Centre and States and the performance of these schemes; mechanisms, laws, institutions and Bodies constituted for the protection and betterment of these vulnerable sections.

    GS-3         Government Budgeting

    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.

    Question 1)

     

    Q.1 Discuss the various implications of using digital currencies on Indian society. (10 Marks)

     

    Question 2)

    Q.2 Examine the factors responsible for the prevalence of child marriages in India. Is increasing the age at marriage a solution to the problem? (15 Marks)

    Question 3)

    Q.3 In India, governments have drawn on budgetary resources for providing support to low-income households for augmenting their consumption of selected goods and services, and also offering incentives to support selected categories of investors and producers. What should be services and goods covered under such schemes and what should be their modes of delivery? (10 Marks)

    Question 4)  

    Q.4 Integrity isn’t fidelity to your beliefs. It’s fidelity to seeking the truth. Comment. (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  February is uploaded on 11th February 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 February is uploaded on 13th February , 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*. 

    1. For the philosophy of AWE and payment: 

  • Struggling to stay consistent? It can cost you a UPSC IAS attempt | Mentorship will keep you consistent, read AIR 28 Mourya and AIR 267 Soham’s story

    Struggling to stay consistent? It can cost you a UPSC IAS attempt | Mentorship will keep you consistent, read AIR 28 Mourya and AIR 267 Soham’s story

    We talked to 8000+ aspirants in the last year and their answers will surprise you. Also, read about Mourya and Soham’s consistency that rewarded them.

    Just 5 more minutes..

    Inconsistency in UPSC preparation is like getting up at 5 am. A night before you set up your alarm. The motivation to get up is high at this point. But in the morning, when the alarm rings, we swipe it to the right with a thought “IN 5 MINUTES…FOR SURE!!”. This snooze cycle usually continues for some time till we realize it is 8 am. Already a bad start to the day! To add to it, you will spend the whole day repenting for not being able to get up early, instead of focusing on the time you have. The same goes for UPSC preparation. You set your targets but one slight glitch and your whole preparation go off track. Till the time you yourself realize this mismanagement, it is a bit too late. Anxiety builds up, and performance levels fall. You are not able to achieve even 10% OF YOUR TRUE POTENTIAL on the D-day.

    WE ASKED 8000+ STUDENTS ONE SIMPLE QUESTION

    “WHAT IS THE BIGGEST OBSTACLE THAT YOU ARE FACING IN YOUR UPSC PREPARATION?”

    YOU WILL BE ASTOUNDED THAT ONE ANSWER WAS COMMON IN REPLIES – INCONSISTENCY.

    Many of the aspirants are Consistently Inconsistent. This means they go through these highs and lows in their preparation. They are able to study for days, week but they hit a sudden gap in preparation. Then, they find it very hard to come back. The good news is that we have the solution.

    Our philosophy behind MENTORSHIP is to get you out of this Snooze cycle. This ensures that you are the BEST VERSION of yourself in this journey. If you are under the impression that mentorship is weekly calls you attend, then you are mistaken, my friend. Trust us, your mentor will be your ‘FRIEND, PHILOSOPHER, AND GUIDE’.

    How Mentorship can fight inconsistency in preparation?

    TO EACH THEIR OWN

    Every aspirant is different. Their strengths and weaknesses are different. Their time availability is also different. Identifying this is important so you don’t end up making unrealistic targets and lose momentum.

    Your mentor will make sure you start slow but remain consistent to build your confidence. Making your schedule structured based on our experience of working with 2500+ students is our first priority. 

    When you see yourself grow, it becomes easier to motivate yourself to push boundaries. Tracking your progress can happen in many ways like mentorship calls or chat sessions or regular tests. The idea is to ensure that you don’t go off track in your preparation, and even if you do, we have your back.

    Constant guidance is important to bring consistency to your UPSC preparation. Guidance is not about clearing your doubts or asking you to study when you don’t. It is also about the evolution of your preparation. This is where you and your mentor work as a team. A constant effort to PLAN AND BUILD UP YOUR ABILITY to learn in a faster and more efficient way.

    The biggest hurdle in achieving your highest level of consistency is the emotional part. Every now and then, you. surround yourself with negative thoughts, you feel scared and depressed. Instead of resolving these emotional issues, you avoid them as it seems like a waste of your precious time. You have to understand that ignoring emotional troubles does not solve them. What your doing is building an emotional time bomb that may burst a week before your mains or prelims! This is where your MENTOR AS A FRIEND comes in. All our mentors have been through this journey. We understand your fears and anxieties. So, TALK IT OUT.

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    Don’t let inconsistency keep you away from your dreams.

    Fill up the SAMANVAYA form given below. Let us know your problems and we will find a solution to them, just like our students say “TOGETHER WE CAN AND WE WILL”.

    Mourya Bhardwaj and Soham Mandhare

    Click for Mourya’s epic on consistency and dedication.

    Both Mourya and Soham faced repeated failures in UPSC exams. While Mourya had a family and job going on was difficult. Soham faced anxiety attacks due to the hardships and struggle, his doctor advised quitting.

    But it was sheer dedication and determination that kept them consistent in the grind.

    Both of them were CivilsDaily’s mentorship students (under Sajal sir) and they vouch for the guidance and mentorship provided during this time to keep them on their toes, consistent, and always on track no matter what happens.

    Consistency rewards. Mourya eventually went on to secure AIR 28 in UPSC 2021

    Fill up the Samanvaya and we will get on a call to deal with your preparation issues.

  • [Yojana Archive] Empowering Divyangjan

    May 2022

    UPSC 2023 countdown has begun! Get your personal guidance plan now! (Click here)

    Who are the Divyangjans?

    • In India, people with disabilities are known as Divyangjan.
    • Divyang is a Hindi word that means “divine body part.”
    • The Hon’ble PM gave the term ‘Divyangjan’ to the Persons with Disabilities and launched the Accessible India Campaign in 2015.

    Various government initiatives

    • Department of Divyangjan:  The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment’s Department of Persons with Disabilities is renamed the Divyangjan Sashaktikaran Vibhag.
    • Right of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016: Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 promotes and protects the rights and dignity of people with disabilities in educational, social, legal, economic, cultural and political spheres.
    • Accessible India Campaign: The government launched the “Accessible India Campaign” (Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan) which seeks to make government buildings “fully accessible” for the disabled.
    • TV Viewing: The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has formulated the standards for accessible TV viewing for persons with hearing impairment which provides for closed captioning, subtitling and designing of special devices.
    • Sugamya Bharat App: The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment’s Department of Disability Empowerment has launched the ‘Sugamya Bharat App’ to address accessibility issues faced by differently-abled people in buildings and transportation systems.
    • Accessibility in Education Sector: Under the Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan, provision has been made for in-service training of teachers, and training for special educators. The New Education Policy (NEP) 2020 aims to provide barrier-free access to education for all children with disabilities.
    • Divya Kala Shakti: The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment hosted the first-ever colourful cultural event in the western region, “Divya Kala Shakti: Witnessing the Abilities in Disabilities”.
    • Assistance to Disabled Persons for Purchase/Fitting of Aids and Appliances (ADIP): The ADIP Scheme has been in operation since 1981 with the main objective to assist the needy disabled persons in procuring durable, sophisticated and scientifically manufactured, modern, standard aids and appliances that can promote their physical, social and psychological rehabilitation.
    • Deen Dayal Disabled Rehabilitation Scheme: Under DDDRS, the Central Government has been providing grant-in-aid to non-governmental organisations (NGOs) for projects relating to the rehabilitation of persons with disabilities.
    • National Institute of Mental Health Rehabilitation (NIMHR):  This is a Central Autonomous Institute under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment’s Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (Divyangjan). It is a federally funded institute that focuses on mental health rehabilitation.

    Policy measures for Divyangjan

    • Inclusion of Divyangjan: Disability inclusion refers to including people with disabilities in everyday activities and encouraging them to take on roles similar to their peers who do not have disabilities.
    • Disability Certificate: A disability certificate is provided to a person with a disability of more than 40% in order to be eligible for any of the available schemes’ facilities, benefits, or concessions.
    • Unique Disability Identity Project: Unique ID for Persons with Disabilities project is being implemented with a view to creating a National Database of PwDs.
    • Accessibility in Cross-Disability Early Intervention Centres: In order to provide rehabilitative services for children with various types of disabilities, Early Intervention Centres (EICs) with a cross-disability focus were established across India in 2021. Accessible features include accessible parking, routes, ramps, accessible reception counters, accessible toilets and drinking water points, staircases, and appropriate instructional and directional signage.
    • Accessible Means of Communication: Indian Sign Language (ISL): The Indian Sign Language Research and Training Centre (ISLRTC), in collaboration with NCERT, is converting NCERT textbooks and other educational materials into ISL digital format to assist people with hearing impairment.
    • Psychological disability (mental illness):  As per the Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights, and Full Participation) Act, 1995, mental illness is recognised as one of the disabilities. The Act defines “mental illness” as any mental disorder other than mental retardation. In 2001, a Committee was formed to establish guidelines for the evaluation and assessment of mental illness, as well as the certification procedure.
  • 15th June 2022| Daily Answer Writing Enhancement(AWE)

    Topics for Today’s questions:

    GS-1         Salient features of Indian society, Diversity of India

    GS-2         Bilateral, regional and global groupings and agreements involving India.

    GS-3         PDS, Buffer Stock and Food Security, Indian Economy

    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.

    Question 1)

     

    Q.1 Start-ups can act as an agent of change by solving issues faced by the Indian society. Discuss. (10 Marks)

     

    Question 2)

    Q.2 As it seeks to expand, what are the challenges BRICS may encounter in its expansion? What should be India’s approach? (10 Marks)

    Question 3)

    Q.3 What are the factors responsible for the recent food prices spike at the global level? What are its implications for India and what should be India’s approach to deal with the food prices crisis? (10 Marks)

    Question 4)  

    Q.4 Elaborate on the importance of impartiality as a core value of civil service. (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  February is uploaded on 11th February 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 February is uploaded on 13th February , 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*. 

    1. For the philosophy of AWE and payment: 

  • UPSC rankers will help you improve your Mains answer writing for FREE |  UPSC Mains Bootcamp (18-19th Jun): LIVE Zoom workshop on GS Answer Writing, Ethics, Essay + Exclusive Telegram group | Open to all

    UPSC rankers will help you improve your Mains answer writing for FREE | UPSC Mains Bootcamp (18-19th Jun): LIVE Zoom workshop on GS Answer Writing, Ethics, Essay + Exclusive Telegram group | Open to all

    With Mains season here let’s turn up the heat. Register for CivilsDaily’s Mega Bootcamp: 18-19th June 2022. Mains Answer Writing, Ethics, Essay, and more. Details below.

    1. Improved Answer Writing and Mains Answer's structure
2. Strategy on tackling Ethics case studies
3. Invaluable tips on Philosophical Essays
4. Inputs by Rankers on your answers
5. Access to exclusive Community on Telegram

    In this Bootcamp, we’ll be having total 4 sessions on

    1. From mediocre to UPSC worthy structure: Answer Writing with a clear mandate on improving the Structure of your answers. – Sukanya Rana and UPSC Rankers
    2. How to tackle Ethics case studies by solving handpicked case studies LIVE in the session. – Sukanya Rana and UPSC Rankers
    3. Selecting and writing Philosophical essays. – Zeeshan Hashmi
    4. LIVE writing and strategy by UPSC 2021 Rankers

    Register for the Bootcamp and we will email you the link for the Telegram group and other Mains resources.


    UPSC Bootcamp
Session 1: Developing Mains Answer's Structure like that of UPSC Toppers + Interaction with Topper
Session 2: Interactive Answer Writing session 
Session 3: Master strategy for Ethics Case studies with Sukanya Rana and UPSC topper
Session 4: Tackling Philosophical Essays for UPSC CSE

    We’ll be having at least 2 Topper’s sessions where they will discuss their strategies and share their resources with you.

  • How lack of consistency can cost you an attempt in the UPSC IAS exam? | Mentorship will keep you consistent, read AIR 28 Mourya and AIR 267 Soham’s story

    How lack of consistency can cost you an attempt in the UPSC IAS exam? | Mentorship will keep you consistent, read AIR 28 Mourya and AIR 267 Soham’s story

    We talked to 8000+ aspirants in the last year and their answers will surprise you. Also, read about Mourya and Soham’s consistency that rewarded them.

    Just 5 more minutes..

    Inconsistency in UPSC preparation is like getting up at 5 am. A night before you set up your alarm. The motivation to get up is high at this point. But in the morning, when the alarm rings, we swipe it to the right with a thought “IN 5 MINUTES…FOR SURE!!”. This snooze cycle usually continues for some time till we realize it is 8 am. Already a bad start to the day! To add to it, you will spend the whole day repenting for not being able to get up early, instead of focusing on the time you have. The same goes for UPSC preparation. You set your targets but one slight glitch and your whole preparation go off track. Till the time you yourself realize this mismanagement, it is a bit too late. Anxiety builds up, and performance levels fall. You are not able to achieve even 10% OF YOUR TRUE POTENTIAL on the D-day.

    WE ASKED 8000+ STUDENTS ONE SIMPLE QUESTION

    “WHAT IS THE BIGGEST OBSTACLE THAT YOU ARE FACING IN YOUR UPSC PREPARATION?”

    YOU WILL BE ASTOUNDED THAT ONE ANSWER WAS COMMON IN REPLIES – INCONSISTENCY.

    Many of the aspirants are Consistently Inconsistent. This means they go through these highs and lows in their preparation. They are able to study for days, week but they hit a sudden gap in preparation. Then, they find it very hard to come back. The good news is that we have the solution.

    Our philosophy behind MENTORSHIP is to get you out of this Snooze cycle. This ensures that you are the BEST VERSION of yourself in this journey. If you are under the impression that mentorship is weekly calls you attend, then you are mistaken, my friend. Trust us, your mentor will be your ‘FRIEND, PHILOSOPHER, AND GUIDE’.

    How Mentorship can fight inconsistency in preparation?

    TO EACH THEIR OWN

    Every aspirant is different. Their strengths and weaknesses are different. Their time availability is also different. Identifying this is important so you don’t end up making unrealistic targets and lose momentum.

    Your mentor will make sure you start slow but remain consistent to build your confidence. Making your schedule structured based on our experience of working with 2500+ students is our first priority. 

    When you see yourself grow, it becomes easier to motivate yourself to push boundaries. Tracking your progress can happen in many ways like mentorship calls or chat sessions or regular tests. The idea is to ensure that you don’t go off track in your preparation, and even if you do, we have your back.

    Constant guidance is important to bring consistency to your UPSC preparation. Guidance is not about clearing your doubts or asking you to study when you don’t. It is also about the evolution of your preparation. This is where you and your mentor work as a team. A constant effort to PLAN AND BUILD UP YOUR ABILITY to learn in a faster and more efficient way.

    The biggest hurdle in achieving your highest level of consistency is the emotional part. Every now and then, you. surround yourself with negative thoughts, you feel scared and depressed. Instead of resolving these emotional issues, you avoid them as it seems like a waste of your precious time. You have to understand that ignoring emotional troubles does not solve them. What your doing is building an emotional time bomb that may burst a week before your mains or prelims! This is where your MENTOR AS A FRIEND comes in. All our mentors have been through this journey. We understand your fears and anxieties. So, TALK IT OUT.

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    Don’t let inconsistency keep you away from your dreams.

    Fill up the SAMANVAYA form given below. Let us know your problems and we will find a solution to them, just like our students say “TOGETHER WE CAN AND WE WILL”.

    Mourya Bhardwaj and Soham Mandhare

    Click for Mourya’s epic on consistency and dedication.

    Both Mourya and Soham faced repeated failures in UPSC exams. While Mourya had a family and job going on was difficult. Soham faced anxiety attacks due to the hardships and struggle, his doctor advised quitting.

    But it was sheer dedication and determination that kept them consistent in the grind.

    Both of them were CivilsDaily’s mentorship students (under Sajal sir) and they vouch for the guidance and mentorship provided during this time to keep them on their toes, consistent, and always on track no matter what happens.

    Consistency rewards. Mourya eventually went on to secure AIR 28 in UPSC 2021

    Fill up the Samanvaya and we will get on a call to deal with your preparation issues.