UPSC and Beyondd with Shubham Ajmera

How to pick up ready-made examples from newspapers for Mains, without spending more than 20 mins a day? This Method helped Shruti- AIR 18, Aryan AIR104, Preeti AIR 47, score exceptional marks in Mains.(Ethics and essay examples too, from Cinema page has been picked) Give 7 mins to enhance your preparation by watching this video (Click here to watch)

The Aspirant On The Study Table It is not the critic who counts; not the one who points out how the aspirant stumbles, or where she could have done better. The credit belongs to the aspirant who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by the dust of late-night revisions, whose hands are tired from turning pages of current affairs, and whose mind is weary from dissecting complex patterns of CSAT. The one who strives, who perseveres through the vast ocean of books, who tackles the vast syllabus with relentless determination, and who dares to dream of becoming a civil servant, despite the odds. The one who fails, yet rises with greater resolve. Because it is not about the fall, but the courage to get back up and continue the pursuit. The true value lies not in the number of hours spent in despair, but in the discipline to continue studying, even when the results seem distant. It is the aspirant who aims to be better each day—pushing boundaries, attempting mock tests, revisiting tough concepts, and doing it all again with grit and resolve. This is where true success lies—not in the final rank, but in the journey of self-discipline, consistency, and resilience. It is easy to stand outside, pointing fingers, but it is the one in the arena who will wear the badge of true growth and achievement. ~Prashant Gupta 📎 Stay Updated : @upscandbeyondd

If you have been struggling with Prelims, just watch it once! Depending on your like, share and support, many more mnemonics videos etc will be made with flashcards! (Similar content has helped multiple toppers before) I promise by the end sab memorize hojayega!

I am very happy but honestly it's such a fluke that in our Multi usage quote, I randomly took example of 'Arguing against AI' and it got asked on AI itself. But koi aur topic pe bhi hota toh we could use the same quote. The only good thing is, when i picked up PYQs, I checked out the most possible questions and topics which can be asked. If someone has not watched the series, toh dekho, it's hardly 1.5 mins. Try and check the amount of amazing conclusions/introductions you could write in real paper. https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxQIKsrvymq5lzs-F1mRPV4DlatsTn3pN-?si=Gla0EJdGkzR9GWav

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🆕Mini snippet: ☑️With the world facing unrest and instability ,yoga is the " pause button that humanity needs to breathe, balance and become whole again"🕊. ✔️Usage:  This statement can be used as a good conclusion by replacing yoga with other words in various contexts. Eg: In Iran-Israel conflict; with the world facing unrest and in stability,  peace is the pause button that humanity needs to breathe, balance and become whole again☮. For more such amazing examples..do follow: https://t.me/upscandbeyondd

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Quick 2-minute story time. (How my Prelims 2023 attempt was quietly saved) That paper felt like UPSC had walked into the exam hall after watching a psychological thriller and chose violence. People came out shaken. Telegram groups were melting. Coaching cut offs were fighting each other like India-Pakistan debates at 9 PM. I also started doing the worst possible thing after GS paper: Googling answers. One wrong answer. Then another. And slowly that dangerous voice starts whispering: “You messed up.” “This was your chance.” “Others are scoring more.” Funny thing about UPSC panic: It doesn’t attack your marks first. It attacks your clarity. Right around that spiral, I got a call from a friend who had already become an officer with a very good rank. He said something I still remember almost word for word: “If UPSC has surprised you here, it can surprise you in CSAT too. Stop googling. Revise. Eat something. Rest your mind. Go into CSAT with energy.” At that moment honestly listened to him and I revised permutation and combination and rested! UPSC smiled that year and said: “Cute.” And then came that CSAT paper. My CSAT score dropped by almost 30 marks compared to what I normally used to score. I still cleared it. But even today, I say this with complete honesty: If I had spent those hours doom-scrolling answer keys, discussing cutoff predictions with people who themselves were guessing. I genuinely think I would have failed CSAT despite clearing GS comfortably. What saved me was not intelligence. Not strategy. Not luck. It was one simple thing: A rested mind. So today, I want to request you something very humbly. Please do not destroy your second paper because of the first one. UPSC is unpredictable. That’s literally its favorite hobby. Maybe GS went amazing. Maybe terrible. Maybe somewhere in between. Doesn’t matter right now. For the next few hours: • Eat properly • Revise calmly • Stay away from panic merchants • Avoid postmortem discussions • And protect your mental energy like it’s an extra 20 marks Because sometimes this exam is not won by the smartest person. It is won by the person whose brain is still functioning by Paper 2. And trust me, that is rarer than people think. Promise me now to drop the paper and do as i did! Hit ❤️ as Promise!

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2023 me CSAT nikal Lena tha bas, GS to aise hi clear ho jata... Historic low prelims cut offs due to change in GS paper patterns. Anyone who would have kept calm and controlled his nerves and attempted the GS paper carefully must have easily cleared the prelims. Put more focus on CSAT All the best 👍