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Not To Forget!
Learning gamified
Acads from its very inception has been focussed on making rote memorization easy and fun for our learners. Mnemonics and memory tricks have been one of the core and most sought after feature of Acads courses.
Our pedagogy research team is continuously working on new methods and techniques to take this forward. As a pilot project, we are launching beta of our new course "Not To Forget".
The course focuses on using of flash cards, repetitive spacing techniques, smart revision techniques to make hard to remember facts fun to remember.
We'll be launching 30 lessons free for first 5000 Users.
Course available at n2f.acads.ai
Important Announcement:
Validity of RBI or REBI 2020 course is till actual Phase 2 of RBI. If RBI is not conducting Grade B exam this year this year, Acads will extend validity as per dates of RBI 2021.
Due to COVID 19 situtation, it is possible that RBI might delay it to Nov/Dec 2020 or even Feb 2021.
Courses available at rebi.acads.ai
Study Smart, Not Hard.
Most optimistic: The Z
The economy suffers a downturn during the pandemic, but then bounces back up above the level it would have been in a pre-pandemic baseline, as pent-up demand creates a temporary boom. In this scenario, a good part of the GDP foregone during lockdowns—the shopping we didn’t do, the restaurant meals we didn’t enjoy, trips we didn’t take—was simply delayed, and is made up once the risk from the pandemic passes.
Most pessimistic: The L
The pandemic has a permanent effect on GDP. Lost investment during the crisis, a rethinking of global value chains, a permanent change to fiscal policy, and a slowdown in productivity growth all have the potential to cause the trajectory of GDP to be lower than it otherwise would. This is basically what the recovery from the Great Recession looked like
Examples:
# The US recession of 1953 is an example of a V-shaped recovery as economic activity returned to normal swiftly.
# In the 1980s, its recovery took a W shape.
# Its recovery after the 1973-75 recession and after the savings and loans crisis were U-shaped.
# Most nations experience either a U-shaped or V- shaped recovery;
# A W- shaped recovery is limited to weaker economies.
More such infographics, Mnemonics and Memory Tricks available at instagram.com/acads.ai
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Analysts are using shorthand when discussing the shape of the recovery: Z-shaped, V-shaped, U-shaped, W-shaped, L-shaped, and even the Nike Swoosh. We explain what these mean, and which one of these appears most likely.
More such infographics, Mnemonics and Memory Tricks available at instagram.com/acads.ai
Fayol has been repeatedly asked by RBI and SEBI.
Use Mnemonic USA USSR EID CODE for remembering all 14principles of Fayol
More Such Mnemonics and tricks available at instagram.com/acads.ai
SEBI course: sebi.acads.ai
In game of thrones, some will win, others will die. But, you'll always win because now you have mastered the McClelland's Theory of Needs.
Understand McClelland Theory though GOT characters. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tx51HaaUY-I
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IFoS Forestry Course: Free for first 10K subscribers
Thanks to Vishal, first 10K learners will be getting the course for free.
Course begins on May 20.
For our prelims combo subscribers, we'll be sharing the list of topics from Forestry, which are important for UPSC prelims also. Due to merger of IFoS and CSE weightage of environment and Forest sections have increased in prelims.
Please note that this list is only for those learners who are consistently securing 120+ and targeting 140 in prelims. Others, please finish our Prelims combo first before moving on to this.
Course available at: ifos.acads.ai
Hi Folks,
Now that you have begun assessing yourself with test series, we are getting a lot of queries from learners regarding IFoS strategy. Motivated by success of our learners Lavish (AIR 2) and Vishal (AIR 5), our learners are also targeting single digit ranks in IFoS.
Learners who have completed our notes and are feeling confident about clearing IAS prelims have now started targeting IFS cutoffs. 120+ is no longer a distant dream for them. We are proud to see them raising their own bars.
Most of you must have filled both IAS and IFoS services while filling the form. Thus we are launching Forestry Optional IFoS Mains course by Vishal Khatri, IFoS AIR 5, for our learners. Thanks Vishal for such wonderful, compact and comprehensive notes.
Available at ifos.acads.ai
UPSC MATHS OPTIONAL COURSE IS NOW LIVE
Learn the art of scoring 360+ in Maths from IAS, IPS, IFS toppers.
Acads Maths course comprises of:
1. Question bank of over 2000+ questions comprising of Not only previous year question papers but also expected questions for CSE 2020.
2. Guidance videos by experts on each topic with tips and tricks to give you an edge of over 40+ marks over others.
3. Forum: Topic wise syllabus coverage with discussion forum attached to each topic to ensure systematic syllabus coverage
4. Compact Notes of 460 pages which allows you to complete Maths syllabus in 52 hours, prepared after analysis of trends and patterns of PYQs
5. Simulator Tests: [Maths+ only] Tests especially prepared by IAS toppers using AI based algorithms to mimic the exact pattern of UPSC. Test will be checked as per UPSC methodology.
We provide only neat and clean LaTEX printed Notes only. No Handwirtten messy notes
Course: maths.acads.ai
Contact: @vishalk2619
Group: @MathsOptional2020
[Keynes Theory]Two consituent elements of ADF are
As per Keynesian theory, on Increase in income, consumption also increases. This increase in consumption is
Economy and Social Issues!
ESI alone carries weightage equal to both Finance and Management together. However, aspirants often ignore this subject. Sometimes due to overconfidence, but mostly because of lack of quality study material.
It is easiest to score marks in ESI, provided one is studying the subject smartly. Golden rule remains "Avoid any material which is more than 200 pages!"
Sharing sample notes from MarksUp on Monetary Policy. Compact but comprehensive.
Always remeber, the secret to success in any exam is revision. Don't start a book/material if youcan't revise it at least 10 times.
Study Smart, Not Hard.
Integrated SEBI+RBI course: rebi.acads.ai
SEBI course: sebi.acads.ai
IR 4.0 was directly asked in RBI exam this year.
Use Mnemonic "SEAT" to remember all 4 IRs
IR 1 : S : Steam Engine
IR 2: E : Electricity => mass production
IR 3: A : Automation
IR 4: T : Technologies like AI etc.
More such Infographics available at instagram.com/acads.ai
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