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| 2 | +1 ACF/RFO mains GS 3 notes by Vishrut Ghori ACF
Topic 1 notes
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| 3 | ✍️Writing suggestions for #GPSCMains Examination (Advt. 240)
1. Legible handwriting with good speed: so you can complete the entire paper.
2. Don't leave even a single question: Write something, because it is of 15/20 marks. If you are not writing anything you are losing all marks.
3. Hit the Nail straight: Be straight forward and address the demand of the question.
4. Diagrams and flowcharts: Don't overdo with it. Do wherever it is required.
5. Word limit: No need to cover the entire word limit. For example, in case of 200 words, Answer in 150 to 200 words is fine if you're running out of time.
6. In the language paper, attempt Grammar first. Reserve about 35 minutes to fill the OMR for Grammar questions.
✅More simple you keep it; better it is going for you.
All the best💐
Regards
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| 4 | 📌 For Students Searching Current Affairs Topics & Questions for #GPSCMains
Dear Aspirants,
If you are looking for current affairs-based topics and mains questions, remember that we at Bhargav Shukla Classes have already provided:
1. Year-long Daily Newspaper Analysis
2. Important Mains Questions linked with relevant articles
To check all the compiled questions in one place, you can join our dedicated group:
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Make the best use of it for your GPSC Mains preparation.
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| 5 | Last Part of #GPSCMains Strategy Series
✍Strategy for GS Paper 3 (Next 30 Days)
GS3 looks heavy — Science & Tech, Environment, Disaster Management, Economy — but remember, most of it is applied knowledge connected to your surroundings. You already know more than you think.
1. Science & Tech – Don’t overcomplicate. Revise only emerging tech with simple examples.
(Just be able to show relevance in day-to-day life and governance.)
2. Environment – Here, answers need balance: show awareness of global commitments (Paris Agreement, SDGs) and connect them with local issues (floods in Gujarat, pollution concerns).
(Practical, real-world touch matters.)
3. Disaster Management – Think practically: frameworks, lessons from past disasters, and community participation.
(Write as if you are in administration facing the situation.)
4. Economy – Focus on basics: planning, reforms, budgeting, agriculture, inclusive growth.
(Add 1–2 examples from Gujarat’s economy wherever possible — it shows depth without extra effort.)
💡GS3 is not about cramming data; it’s about showing that you are aware, rational, and solution-oriented. That’s what the examiner looks for.
- Wishes 💐
For pervious Parts: Click here | 566 |
| 6 | Dear #GPSCMains Aspirants,
✍Sharing strategy for GS Paper 2 (Next 30 Days)
GS2 often feels vast because it mixes Polity, Governance & Society, but trust me — it’s more about smart preparation than running behind endless material.
1. Polity & Constitution – Stick to the basics you already know (federalism, judiciary, amendments, local bodies).
(Add 1–2 landmark judgments as examples — nothing extra.)
2. Governance & Administration – Think of practical things you see around you: RTI, digital services, role of civil servants.
(Frame answers like you are explaining governance to a common person.)
3. Society – This is close to life. Diversity, women, social harmony, diaspora etc.
(Keep your answers empathetic and forward-looking.)
4. Every day, pick 2–3 questions and just write them out.
(Don’t chase perfection, chase clarity.)
5. Keep connecting current affairs
(even simple local governance issues) with the syllabus — it makes your answers stand out.
💡 These 30 days are not for overloading — they are for refining. You’ve already done the hard work; now it’s about polishing it so you walk into the exam with calm confidence. | 413 |
| 7 | Dear ##GPSCMains Aspirants,
✍Here is the strategy for GS Paper 1 for Next 30 Days.
GS 1 is a mix of History, Culture and Geography. It may look heavy, but with the right approach it’s very much manageable in the coming 30 days.
1. Don't try to do everything.
[Focus on big themes like freedom struggle, reforms, culture of Gujarat & India, and geography (resources, population, climate issues, disasters).]
2. Make revision simple. Take one broad area at a time — history, then culture, then geography.
(Don’t carry the burden of “finishing the entire book”. Revise selectively, strengthen what you already know.)
3. Write something every day. Even if it’s just one or two answers, it builds confidence and speed.
(A well-structured 150–200 words daily will matter more than just reading.)
4. Lastly, remember — this paper is scoring if you connect facts with examples.
(Use Gujarat-specific points, current disasters, local culture — these small things give your answers an edge.)
💡 Over the next 30 days, stay consistent. Read a little, write a little, revise a little — daily. That rhythm will take you through.
- Best wishes 💐 | 302 |
| 8 | Dear #GPSCMains Aspirants,
In next 30 Days #Ethics Paper needs special attention. You can work on following manner to boost your preparations.
1. If you look Paper Pattern, Clearly, case studies are king. 80% marks depend on your ability to write practical, balanced, ethical solutions.
2. Case Study Practice – Part I (First 15 Days)
Attempt 1 case study daily (200 words) with focus on structured answers.
(Discuss with peers or compare with model answers.)
3. Case Study Practice – Part II (Last 15 Days)
Attempt 2 case studies daily. Try to complete each within 15–18 minutes (exam speed).
4. For Theory Section: Cover all 7 theory topics in next 7 days. With notes on each.
(with definitions, examples, thinkers, real-life administration cases).
5.Improve weak areas (time management, structure, or lack of depth).
⚠️ Most candidates lose marks in Ethics because they treat it casually. But this paper is a rank-booster — writing quality answers here can easily create a 40–50 mark difference, enough to change your selection.
- All the best 💐 | 313 |
| 9 | Dear #GPSCMains Aspirants,
In the next 34 days, one paper needs your special attention — the #Essay Paper (250 marks). It often becomes the deciding factor for selection. Many candidates who perform well in GS fall short here, and that costs them dearly.
✏️ Two types of essays to focus on:
1. GS-based issues — governance, economy, environment, society, etc.
2. Philosophical themes — abstract and ethical reflections.
✍ Strategy for the next 30 days:
1. Write two essays every week — one GS-based and one philosophical.
2. Pay attention to structure: crisp introduction, balanced analysis, and a meaningful conclusion.
3. Use data, examples, and case studies wherever possible to enrich your arguments.
4. Revise your past essays to track progress and identify weak areas.
⚠️ Remember, ignoring Essay preparation is risky. A strong essay can lift your rank; a weak one can undo months of effort.
These 34 days are your opportunity to ensure that Essay becomes a scoring paper — not a stumbling block.
— All the best | 458 |
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| 11 | 📌 GPSC માટે Mains Guidance Program (MGP) શા માટે સૌથી વધુ મહત્વનો છે?
કારણ કે અમે ફક્ત ભણાવતા નથી – અમે પરીક્ષાની ઊંડાણપૂર્વક સમજણ અપીએ છીએ.
🎯 એટલે જ આપણા MGP ના વિદ્યાર્થીઓને GPSC Mains માં સીધા કે પરોક્ષ પ્રશ્નો દેખાઈ આવે છે.
📍 MGP માંથી સીધા હિંટ્સ GPSC Mainsમાં (Advt. No. 47/2023-24)
નિબંધ: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
GS-1: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
GS-2: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
GS-3: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
📍MGP માંથી સીધા હિંટ્સ GPSC Mainsમાં (Advt. No. 20/2022-23)
નિબંધ: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
GS-1: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
GS-2: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
GS-3: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
🎯 જો તમે યોગ્ય વ્યૂહરચના સાથે તૈયારી નથી કરી રહ્યા, તો તમે નિષ્ફળ જવાની તૈયારી કરી રહ્યા છો. આ કાર્યક્રમ ફક્ત બેચ નથી - તમારી મુખ્ય પરીક્ષાની જીવનરેખા છે.
📝 જોડાઓ MGP 2025 સાથે. [For Google Form]
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| 12 | 🆕️Starting Today!
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| 13 | GS 3 Topic 2 Vishrut_Ghori ACF notes.pdf | 579 |
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| 15 | ACF/RFO mains GS 3 notes by Vishrut Ghori ACF
Topic 1 notes | 7 |
| 16 | 📌 GPSC માટે Mains Guidance Program (MGP) શા માટે સૌથી વધુ મહત્વનો છે?
કારણ કે અમે ફક્ત ભણાવતા નથી – અમે પરીક્ષાની ઊંડાણપૂર્વક સમજણ અપીએ છીએ.
🎯 એટલે જ આપણા MGP ના વિદ્યાર્થીઓને GPSC Mains માં સીધા કે પરોક્ષ પ્રશ્નો દેખાઈ આવે છે.
📍 MGP માંથી સીધા હિંટ્સ GPSC Mainsમાં (Advt. No. 47/2023-24)
નિબંધ: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
GS-1: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
GS-2: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
GS-3: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
📍MGP માંથી સીધા હિંટ્સ GPSC Mainsમાં (Advt. No. 20/2022-23)
નિબંધ: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
GS-1: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
GS-2: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
GS-3: અહીં ક્લિક કરો
🎯 જો તમે યોગ્ય વ્યૂહરચના સાથે તૈયારી નથી કરી રહ્યા, તો તમે નિષ્ફળ જવાની તૈયારી કરી રહ્યા છો. આ કાર્યક્રમ ફક્ત બેચ નથી - તમારી મુખ્ય પરીક્ષાની જીવનરેખા છે.
📝 જોડાઓ MGP 2025 સાથે. [For Google Form]
🔗 @bhargavshuklaclasses | 100 |
| 17 | ACF/RFO mains GS 3 notes by Vishrut Ghori ACF
Topic 1 notes
Other topics notes are in pipeline
Thank you for sharing your notes
@Bodhisattvaupsc | 969 |
| 18 | All the very best to all aspirants writing STI mains 😇 | 931 |
| 19 | 🔰Mains Guidance Program [Batch 02] for GPSC Class 1-2 Exam in online mode only.
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| 20 | 🔰Mains Guidance Program [Batch 02] for GPSC Class 1-2 Exam in online mode only.
(For Advt. No. 240/2024-25)
Let’s cultivate the discipline that takes you all the way to the final list.
🔺For Registration: please fill this Google form. https://forms.gle/BUEXjapxM4kn1M6f8
🚩Detailed Brochure:
Will be sent to registered candidates via registered email.
📌Course Starts: June 22, 2025
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