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  • How To Boost Prelims 2020 Score by 30+ Marks (SCORE 125+)

     

    In this short video, Zeeshan sir (Mentor @Civilsdaily UPSC IAS ) will discuss a few Tikdam (Logical solving) techniques with the Aspirants. This technique has helped various aspirants to clear the Prelims exam without much effort. Zeeshan sir has given 5 mains and has consistently scored above 120 marks in Prelims.


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    Score Boosting Techniques For Prelims Click on the playlist to check out all videos.

  • How IAS Aspirants Can Ensure Perfect Memory.

    A good memory is a prerequisite for performing well in not just CSE, but also in almost every other part of life. This video discusses how IAS aspirants can make their memory stronger and sharper.


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  • How IAS Aspirants Can Prepare Joyfully.

    This video is the last in the series of videos that dealt with the theme of preparing joyfully. It discusses the remaining factors that inhibit the feeling of deep contentment throughout one’s prep.


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    Magical tikdam techniques to enhance your Score by 20-30 Marks in UPSC preliminary exam 2020.: Click here

  • Magical tikdam techniques to enhance your Score by 20-30 Marks in UPSC preliminary exam 2020.

    In this short video, Zeeshan sir (Mentor @Civilsdaily UPSC IAS ) will discuss a few Tikdam (Logical solving) techniques with the Aspirants. This technique has helped various aspirants to clear the Prelims exam without much effort. Zeeshan sir has given 5 mains and has consistently scored above 120 marks in Prelims.


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  • How IAS Aspirants Can Set Practical Goals.

     

    Setting unrealistic goals is the second biggest reason why IAS aspirants are unable to find inner joy throughout their preparation. This video is a sequel to the previous video that discussed the foremost reason of perennial frustration during one’s prep – the inability to remain present.


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    How IAS Aspirants Can Study More Effectively Through Present-Moment Awareness: Click here

  • Gear up for This week’s Samachar Manthan lecture on 8th December

    Dear students,

    We understand that the UPSC exam is a generalist exam. It’s more important to cover more issues than to cover one issue in more depth. Hence, through Samachar Manthan, we are trying to maintain a fine balance of covering many important news items and having a detailed discussion on selected topics which require the same. On daily basis a news gets repeated multiple times. Scattered knowledge is not adequately useful when you have to write a 200 words answer within 6-7 minutes. To handle this, Samachar manthan covers such issues in a comprehensive and consolidated manner which is the smart strategy.

    Benefits of Samachar Manthan

    • Packed 3 – 3.5 hours Weekly videos will focus on news and its importance from both prelims and mains perspective.
    • This program will also help you understand how to utilize current affairs in all your prelims and mains papers.
    • This ideology makes this course the best utilization of your time.
    • Detailed coverage would mean analysis from all the angles like background or history, features, significance, challenges and way forward. Also, multiple sources like epw, diplomat magazine etc will be referred to in the video lectures.
    • Such an approach will help in writing multidimensional answers.
    • Also which part of the topic is important from mains and prelims perspective will also be discussed.
    • Audio Visual Learning is more impactful than simply glancing through the material. So that you are able to retain information for long also interlink with any new information you get.
    • 4 stage structure of Video->Notes->testing->review to perfect your preparation
    • The sequence of video->Notes->testing->review is the best way to ensure maximum retention and a rock solid preparation. Each component of the program has been meticulously crafted.

    For example this week, we will be covering the following issues;

    Economics

    • Rise in onion prices (Detailed analysis)
    • Do India require High -speed rail?
    • Fall in GDP growth 
    • Imphal to Mandalay flight service
    • Nationwide Artificial Insemination Programme (NAIP)
    • List of certain G.I. Tagged Handloom Textile Products

    Enviro & Biodiversity

    • Coalbed Methane (Detailed analysis)
    • Rohtang Tunnel
    • Species in news: Trachischium apteii
    • [Editorial] Stubble burning is not the only culprit
    • [op-ed snap] Widening gap: On UN’s Emissions Gap Report 22
    • UNDP Accelerator Lab 23
    • Common But Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capability (CBDR-RC)
    • Species in news: Clownfish

    Governance

    • Named Driver Policy
    • Kartavya Portal
    • Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill, 2019 (Detailed analysis)
    • QS World University Rankings for Asia
    • The Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (Merger of Union Territories) Bill, 2019
    • Yuwaah Youth Skilling Initiative
    • Organ donation in India (Detailed analysis)

     

    International Relations 38

    • [Editorial] Delhi needs to engage with Moscow on the unfolding Sino-Russian naval partnership
    • Kalapani Territorial Dispute(Detailed analysis)
    • UNESCO Convention against the trade of Cultural Property, 1970
    • Global Migration Report 2020

    Polity

    • Rules for the Conduct of Business
    • Mizoram revokes Forest Rights Act
    • Explained: The Bodoland dispute
    • [Editorial] Preventing political coalitions of convenience
    • [Editorial] India’s enduring document of governance
    • Should the Office of Governor be scrapped?   (Detailed analysis)

    Science Tech

    • FASTags
    • Cartosat-
    • “Contract for the Web”
    • Dendrochronology

    Security Issues 59

    • Budapest Convention on Cyber-Security
    • Exercise MILAN 2020
    • Exercise Him Vijay
    • Exercise SURYA KIRAN – XIV
    • Gujarat terror law

     

  • How IAS Aspirants Can Study More Effectively Through Present-Moment Awareness

     

    Present-moment awareness is fundamental to doing well in all aspects of life. This video discusses the meaning of being present and how UPSC aspirants can use this powerful technique of productivity and contentment.


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    How working candidates can revise at least 4 times for IAS exam: Click here

  • How working candidates can revise at least 4 times for IAS exam.

     

    Working candidates are perennially short of time. This video discusses the strategy that will ensure a minimum of 4 times revision before the exam.


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    How to Crack IAS Exam by Studying 5 Hours Daily: Click here

  • Mistakes IAS aspirants must avoid while preparing for interview.

     

    The interview is a tricky stage of selection. The marks one gets can vary widely owing to small errors. This video highlights the common but critical mistakes which CSE candidates often commit during their interview preparation. These mistakes are costly and ought to be avoided at all costs.


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  • Gear up for today’s Environment Mains test | Mains Essential Program 2020

    2020 – Mains Essentials Program . Click here to enrol now! 

    Click here for master Master Timetable for Batch 2. The dates of the mains program are also mentioned.


    Dear Students,

    As aspirants, we all have a tendency to wait for that perfect moment when we would have completed the syllabus and done with all the revisions before we get to attempting answer writing.

    The bitter truth is that there is no such perfect moment. It is only delaying your answer writing. You should remember that you will build confidence only by writing more and more answers, not by postponing the date to be more thorough with the .

    Some things are best learnt by doing. Take swimming for example. You will only learn when you jump in the pool, not by tutorials or by watching others swim.

    A test series gives you the opportunity to test yourself and also helps you in improving your writing.

    Our Mains Test Series had the highest hit ratio among all the Test Series. If you followed our platform/study material, you would’ve written above average answers for all questions. Almost 60 percent Questions in UPSC Mains 2019 GS 1,2,3 and 4  came from our test series.

     

     

    We are excited to launch our Mains essential program for 2020. As usual, we are incorporating a lot of feedback and bringing a better offering.

    Here are some sample questions from our Environment sectional mains test

    Q.) The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process was brought with an ideal intention but it has lost its importance and practical utility. Critically examine. (10 marks)

    Q.) As the Arctic continued to be warm and the temperature difference relative to the equator has reduced, many strange climate anomalies have been witnessed around the world. Examine. (10 Marks)

    Q.) National Urban Transport Policy emphasizes on ‘moving people’ instead of ‘moving vehicles’. Discuss critically the success of the various strategies of the government in this regard. (10 marks)

    Q.) Expediting the migration to electric mobility(E-vehicles) will not just benefit India environmentally but also economically and socially? Discuss

    Q.) What is sustainable development mechanism(SDM)? Compare and contrast it with clean development mechanism? What are the possible challenges and benefits of SDM? discuss. (15 marks)

    Program Inclusions

    1. Checked Copy Discussion on Phone
    We are known to provide individual attention to students. We have further standardized our program. Now students can schedule a call within 2 days of receiving their checked copies by replying back to us with their availability. We have kept it 2 days so your mentors can easily recall your attempt.
    This is the biggest reason why you should join our TS. Major issues with your attempt will be highlighted and your improvement will be tracked in subsequent tests.

    2. Question Formulation
    Our questions will now specifically state that
    >Whether they are straightforward or thought-provoking/analytical.
    >Whether they have subparts.
    >Why this question – similar previous year questions, the importance of the theme, etc.
    CD Innovation – Rather than the regular uninspiring questions, we have gone the extra mile and crafted unique, intellectually-stimulating questions. These will reward analytical ability and critical thinking. These questions will be marked with a ‘star’.

    3. Model Answers
    > For ‘thought-provoking/analytical‘ type of questions, we’ll provide the best way to approach them.
    > Alternate introductions
    > Sub-headings and categorization to enhance readability and answer structure.
    > Color coding for main arguments, reports, data, scholars, etc.
    > OTB – *Out of the box points for additional marks*

    4. Answer Checking
    Answer-copy evaluation in the industry has become stagnant. The focus is restricted to superficial, memory-based lapses rather than on analytical excellence and cross-domain inter-linkages.
    Our stress will be on the following –
    1. Superior introduction and conclusion.
    2. Usage of subject-specific vocabulary.
    3. Articulation proficiency.
    4. Substantiating evidence like Government and International Reports and Indices.
    5. Prominent and contemporary examples.
    Thorough answer checking with oversight of rankers like Dr. Vipin Garg(AIR 20), Swapnil Pawar (AIR 525)

    5. Video Discussion
    There will be a video discussion after every test where the mentor will discuss how you can write the best answers to the questions asked in the test. Mentors will also be sharing answer writing strategy with students so that they can gain extra marks in Mains

    6. One to one mentorship 
    We believe in constant guidance and support approach and therefore we will provide a dedicated one to one mentorship group for students of the module where they can have peer discussions as well as doubt clearance via mentors.
    The group will also have toppers who will personally guide the students. The students can always raise there preparation related query in the group.

    7. Magazines, listicles and other relevant study material
    Supplementary content provided will be helpful in covering multiple related questions.

    2020 – Mains Essentials Program . Click here to enrol now! 

    Click here for master Master Timetable for Batch 2. The dates of the mains program are also mentioned.