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Starts July 20th. First Test on July 27th. 

Master Timetable for Batch 2. 

The philosophy behind the Time Table and Study Plan was published for the last batch – https://www.civilsdaily.com/foundation-2020-study-plan-released/

Download Brochure: Foundation 2020 from Civilsdaily

Civilsdaily has seen appreciation from Rank 1- Durishetty Anudeep, Rank 2 Anu Kumari. Visit this link – https://www.civilsdaily.com/topper-sessions-and-testimonials/

Toppers Sessions for this year have been uploaded on our youtube channel –  The playlist is here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGIVuXnuUyk&list=PLZTYLkxalE7KePwowjs9V66rHNRv883iM

The Foundation 2020 is our most ambitious programme to date. It marks the culmination of our learnings across the 4+ year of our operations and introduces a hitherto unexplored but immensely important layer of abstraction: Identification of your Learning Personas.

Understanding your learning personas is an evolving process and we are upgrading our Samanvaya calls to ensure that our mentors adapt to your learning patterns and provide flexible yet comprehensive strategies.

That said, the execution part of the Foundation 2020 course leaves nothing to chance. It takes care of 100% of your learning & assessment needs in a way that reinforces superior test-taking strategies for desired outcomes.

We have prepared this brochure with immense care & love. Please download and go through it for all information regarding:

• What’s different with Foundation 2020 & rest of the similar programs from other portals
• Key constituents of Foundation 2020 & their details
• Quick reference table for pricing
• The journey of a Foundation 2020 course student (broad timetable and learning outcomes)

We at Civilsdaily are committed to helping you in the process of figuring out your learning personalities and creating the best time table and suggesting most relevant strategies for your IAS Prep. Please take 5 minutes to fill up this Samanvaya Form. We will arrange a mentor call for you once this is done.

Click here to enroll for the program 

If you wish to do a direct bank transfer, here are the details.

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Starts July 20th. First Test on July 27th. 

Master Timetable for Batch 2. 

The philosophy behind the Time Table and Study Plan was published for the last batch – https://www.civilsdaily.com/foundation-2020-study-plan-released/

Download Brochure: Foundation 2020 from Civilsdaily

Civilsdaily has seen appreciation from Rank 1- Durishetty Anudeep, Rank 2 Anu Kumari. Visit this link – https://www.civilsdaily.com/topper-sessions-and-testimonials/

Toppers Sessions for this year have been uploaded on our youtube channel –  The playlist is here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGIVuXnuUyk&list=PLZTYLkxalE7KePwowjs9V66rHNRv883iM

The Foundation 2020 is our most ambitious programme to date. It marks the culmination of our learnings across the 4+ year of our operations and introduces a hitherto unexplored but immensely important layer of abstraction: Identification of your Learning Personas.

Understanding your learning personas is an evolving process and we are upgrading our Samanvaya calls to ensure that our mentors adapt to your learning patterns and provide flexible yet comprehensive strategies.

That said, the execution part of the Foundation 2020 course leaves nothing to chance. It takes care of 100% of your learning & assessment needs in a way that reinforces superior test-taking strategies for desired outcomes.

We have prepared this brochure with immense care & love. Please download and go through it for all information regarding:

• What’s different with Foundation 2020 & rest of the similar programs from other portals
• Key constituents of Foundation 2020 & their details
• Quick reference table for pricing
• The journey of a Foundation 2020 course student (broad timetable and learning outcomes)

We at Civilsdaily are committed to helping you in the process of figuring out your learning personalities and creating the best time table and suggesting most relevant strategies for your IAS Prep. Please take 5 minutes to fill up this Samanvaya Form. We will arrange a mentor call for you once this is done.

Click here to enroll for the program 

If you wish to do a direct bank transfer, here are the details.

A/C NAME: APEIROGON TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD
A/C NO: 50200016012695
IFSC CODE: HDFC0000922
GSTIN: 07AAOCA0521B1ZA

NOTE #1: BEFORE MAKING A DIRECT BANK TRANSFER, PLS CHECK THE FULL AMOUNT (INCLUSIVE OF TAXES). ONCE THE PAYMENT IS DONE, DROP A MAIL TO HELLO@CIVILSDAILY WITH YOUR TRANSACTION ID AND COURSE JOINED
NOTE #2: CIVILSDAILY’S PARENT COMPANY NAME IS APEIROGON TECHNOLOGIES. DON’T PANIC!

Click here to enroll for the Demystifying Economics- Core & Current Affairs Buildup Lecture Series 2020

Detailed Timetable can be obtained from here

Importance of Economics for UPSC

Prelims exam

Year   Questions asked

2016   29

2017   29

2018   25

2019   28

Thus on an average 1/4th of the prelims paper can be solved easily if you have good command in economics.

Mains exam

GS paper 3

Year    Total Marks

2018     100 Marks

2017    125 Marks

2016    112.5 Marks

2015    125 Marks

In Essay Paper

1 topic Every year

Total Weightage in mains: 375 Marks

Objectives of this course

Economics is not only the most important subject in all 3 tiers of the exam (Prelims, Mains and interview) but also the most feared subject

Rather than understanding the concepts, many aspirants indulge in rot learning and mugging up the concepts but since Economics is not a theoretical subject like History this method does not actually work in the actual exam. The objective of this course is to make Economics as a subject interesting, lucid, layman and enjoyable.

After the end of the course, economics will be on your fingertips and you will be able to apply that knowledge not just in UPSC exam but also in other subsidiary exams like State PSC, RBI Grade B, CAPF, SSC, Bank PO, etc.

The other focus of this course is to strengthen the basics and conceptual clarity of the student so that he can apply that knowledge in understanding the contemporary economic issues.

Is it relevant only to UPSC students?

This course is relevant for not just UPSC students but also for State PSC, RBI Grade B, SSC, Bank PO, and other competitive exams

What will this course offer?

1. Static Lectures

100 hours of static Lectures covering NCERT’s, All advanced UPSC books like Mishra and Puri, Dutt and Sundaram, Paul Krugman, Mankiw, etc

To understand the philosophy of the course Please watch these introductory videos:

2. Lectures on contemporary issues both 2020  Mains specific and 2020 Prelims specific

35 – 40 Hours of lectures on Contemporary issues (From 2012 to 2019)

Sources: All important magazines and newspapers like Economist, EPW, Livemint, Business Standard, Economic times

3. Notes

Notes on both static and current part will be given

4. Tests

-6 Prelims test of Economics (100 Questions each)

-6 Mains test (10 Questions each)

5. Mentorship

-Telegram group where students can ask any doubts with the faculty. Students can also call the faculty at a defined time every day.

6. Unlimited access

Unlimited access to videos during the validity of the course. Can access the course 24/7 as per your convenience.

7. Special Coverage of Budget and Economic Survey 2020

Get all the details of the course and join here

About the Faculty

Himanshu Arora

MPhil Economics (JNU)

Works at Prime Minister Economic Advisory Council

-Writes regularly in various famous Indian and international weeklies like Millenium post and Huffington Post, Indian Express and Hindu.

-Worked as Assistant Professor in Delhi University

Here are some of his published articles

https://www.financialexpress.com/opinion/strengthening-indias-economic-fundamental-may-be-the-best-route-to-enhance-its-influence-as-a-strong-economy/1555087/

https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/us-sanctions-have-rarely-worked/article27119264.ece

Looking beyond geopolitics

Empowering citizens is better than entitlements

China in Xi Era

‘We the People’

Sajal Singh

MSc Economics (Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics)

MS Financial Economics Carleton University Canada

NET (JRF) Economics Qualified

Core Faculty @ Civilsdaily.com

Economic survey and Union budget are the two most important economic documents of the government. They outline the vision for the Indian economy, challenges faced, and mitigating strategies.

Keeping in mind that these two documents are technical in nature and a large number of students find it difficult to understand.

We at Civils daily are launching a program on economic survey and budget under the mentorship of Himanshu Arora sir, to give students a detailed understanding of survey and budget, key issues, concept, technical ideas discussed in it. The course is designed for both students who have no background in economics and have some familiarity with economics. It will go beyond the survey and budget to make students understand the static theories behind the idea presented in the survey.

The first lecture on economic survey covers the key highlights, approaches, ideas, and issues discussed in the entire survey documents. The lecture explains the idea of nudge economics, trickle-down economic development, export-led growth strategy followed by China and other Asian economies and the key challenges faced by the Indian economy as highlighted in the survey.

Click here to Enroll for the Economic Survey and Budget 2019 | Advanced Program

Click here to enroll for the Samachar Manthan Yearly 2019-20 (with Answer Writing Module)

Course Starts on 15th July

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This course is designed to go beyond the text and take you through the nuances of the Economic Survey and Budget.

Importance of Economic Survey and Budget

Economic Survey and Budget are the 2 most important documents that you will go through in your exam preparation.

• Economic Survey discusses all the major government initiatives with the explanation.
• If we go by the trend, every year around 20 questions in prelims and 7-8 questions in mains are directly related to the Economic Survey and Budget.
• Questions in prelims paper stress on important phrases, key analysis, technical terms, and data. Hence they have to be thoroughly studied.
• Almost mandatory to imbibe actual phrases used in Economic Survey to frame answers for Main Examination. for example, if a Question is asked on Banking sector problems in the mains exam, you can always quote the 4R recommendations of the 2016th economic survey.
• Adding the important and relevant facts and figures significantly enhance your marks in General Studies Paper-III.
• Deep knowledge of the current policies and programs of the government also help an aspirant to write meaningful Essays in UPSC Civil Services Main Examination. For example, Wiping every tear from every eye “Twin balance sheet problem”, “translating potential into actuality” “ Chakravuyh challenge”, Middle-income trap, etc.
• According to the new trend economy and the environment is going hand in hand. So questions can come from that perspective also.
• Many statistics and schemes are asked in CAPF, State psc, bank and SSC exams.

What we are offering 

1. 20 hours of Video Lectures Explaining the crux of each chapter in simple and layman language appropriate from an exam point of view. Highlighting the importance of each chapter wrt to prelims examination, mains examination, and interview exam.
2. Correlate economic survey and budget observations and recommendations with static mains syllabus, for example, last year Economic survey has observed that still Indian families have a preference for Male children, now this chapter could be important for three topics of GS paper 1 which are society of India, Population and related studies and Women and women Organization. This year survey has discussed Nudge theory of behaviour economics to change the mindset of people to spur economic development. The theory is linked to various government initiatives like Swatch Bharat, DBT, Give it up scheme etc.
3. Special focus on important terms used in the survey like PARA, Chakruvyuh challenge, reverse helicopter, etc. Last year the economic survey has used a term called stigmatized capitalism. Idea is to explain the complex terms with the help of more relatable real-life examples.
4. Would cover important topics from last 2-3 years economic survey for a precise understanding of this year’s survey
5. Telegram group for students joining the program where they can discuss any doubts with the respective faculty.
6. Short and crisp Summary of Economic Survey booklet and
7. 1 full-length prelims test on economic survey and budget
8. Handout of 20 probable mains questions with model answers

What will students gain

• De-jargonize the documents. Making it easy for students to read the bulky document and precisely point out the important points.
• Not miss anything important. Specially non-economics students risk
• Ensure all conceptual details are covered.

Core faculty

The session is being conducted by our stellar faculty – Himanshu Arora Sir

About Himanshu Arora Sir

Himanshu sir has a wide experience in the field of both academics and policy-making. He has earlier taught Economics at both under-graduate and Postgraduate level in Delhi University. Currently, he is working at the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council. He also writes columns regularly in prestigious newspapers like The Hindu, Indian Express and Millennium post.

Here are some of his published articles

https://www.financialexpress.com/opinion/strengthening-indias-economic-fundamental-may-be-the-best-route-to-enhance-its-influence-as-a-strong-economy/1555087/

https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/us-sanctions-have-rarely-worked/article27119264.ece 

Sample lectures:

Lecture 1

Lecture 2

Lecture 3

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