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Hi friends, we are going to release a module exclusively to cover important and relevant current affairs of PIB (no other institute does it)
It will be of around 100 pages and of course of best of quality! (Will upload the link soon and discounted price for next 24 hours)
Please don’t miss this video! We got hits last year too! And it’s very important theme gets 3-5 questions each year!
list of countries may not important, but statements like 'No country has achieved it yet etc'
Repost from LIFE & UPSC with Shubham Ajmera
international relations in newspaper 📰
All the themes covered! Once again thanks! If any one of you does something which can help the community, feel free to share!
My opinion: the last 6 posts can easily give you 10-20 marks! Do it carefully, revise enough! It’s next to impossible to get such highlighted segregated newspaper compilations! For example the IR compilation above, most year the prelims question on this is based on newspaper!
Keep following for more: https://t.me/essaysandbeyond
Video 1 of the Series out!
Link: (click here)
Ramsar is Important topic! Flow the with the series, Feb main you won’t be anxious!
Sharing this as Found this really creative way to learn amendments, by using funny imagery, and easy mnemonics
Credit: PCS PATHWAYS
As we know how important (PSIR) Topper's copies are, might want to check this out:
Decode PSIR Topper's Answer Copies
This channel contains video analysis of 2023 Toppers' copies & it's PDFs
Some of them are: Ishita Kishore (AIR 1) , Ria Dabi (AIR 15) Krishna Joshi (AIR 73) | Abhimanyu Malik (AIR 60) | Shrishti Dabas (AIR 6) & More!
Join Now- https://t.me/upsctopperscopiespsir
Plan for 2026
For doubts text: @Salman_Prayasai
To connect with Shubham sir: @sidiswel
This is an excerpt from an article published in The Hindu on the issue of Human Trafficking.
The author suggested a PICKET strategy to deal with the issue.
The framework can be applied for other issues such as Child Marriage, Dowry, Marital Rape, etc.
Use the same framework wisely over multiple places without having to memorize unique mnemonic for every issue.
@prashantgupta23
Stay updated: @upscandbeyondd
Which of the following is NOT a feature of unitary bias in our constitution?
https://t.me/Internationalrelationsforcse
Free videos on important topics, plus NEWSPAPER CUTS WITH SUMMARY of important articles, then Introduction conclusion series in pinned message of the group (which is already viral) will help you score 110+ in GS, and PSIR bonus marks Do join:
Workbook for today, topic: making essays solution oriented!
(Special surprise at the end, giving some content too, which wasn’t part of the course, but like always going beyond promise)
(Course details above)
I have followed this approach for entire course! - plus it includes topper copy analysis (as shown in sample video)
- it includes PYQ coverage and analysis!
Essay can be a differentiator and help you get rank! (Last 30 seats)
Enroll now: https://rzp.io/rzp/EY7jn3P
To get entire PYQ session with such logics - FOLLOW STEPS GIVEN BELOW-
(Guaranteed that this are logics and not random tricks which you get on YouTube like facts are wrong, you can get wrong answers by them) (it will give you a much needed boast of 10-40 marks guaranteed!) so nervous 60-70-80 range se sidha passing boast!
Process to get entire session
1. Pay on the link below and send screenshot to @UPSCand_Beyond
2. You will get an invite link and join the group for update!
Pay here- https://u.payu.in/PAYUMN/mILlMkHmdc6l
Note: ZOOM ALLOWS ONLY 100 people, so first come first seat, can’t help once admissions close!
Session date: 30 April, 6:00 pm (recording will be provided)
Repost from The Dark Horse - UPSC CSE
"Diplomacy is the art of telling people to go to hell in such a way that they ask for directions" - Winston Churchill
This quote by Winston Churchill perfectly captures the essence of diplomacy: delivering difficult messages or demands in a way that maintains relationships and cooperation. Diplomacy involves tactfully presenting unfavorable outcomes—such as demands, sanctions, or policy shifts—so skillfully that the other party accepts or even collaborates.
Examples
1. Historical Diplomacy – Cuban Missile Crisis: During the Cuban Missile Crisis, John F. Kennedy masterfully demanded the removal of Soviet missiles from Cuba, but framed it in a way that allowed the Soviet Union to save face by agreeing to a secret withdrawal of U.S. missiles from Turkey. This diplomatic finesse avoided war while achieving U.S. objectives.
2. US-China Relations – One-China Policy: The United States acknowledges the One-China Policy without explicitly endorsing it, allowing diplomatic relations with both China and Taiwan. This delicate phrasing maintains U.S. relations with both parties while sidestepping direct conflict.
Keep following: https://t.me/Internationalrelationsforcse and Hit ❤️ for more such stuff!
Failing Prelims on repeat mode?
Just give us 2 hours of your time, and we will tell you why you failed (incase first attempt, then why you may fail), and how can you pass! (Through Prelims diagnosis)
Tools you will get to pass Prelims!
1. Your Subject wise hit ratio compared to that of average of Prelims passing candidate!
2. Get subject wise assessment of competency, and personalised suggestions based on trends
3. AI report: Which shows Easy misses, weak zones, potential increase in marks with strategy!
4. One Personalised Mentorship call, for Successful Prelims 2026 strategy!
How to get this report?
1. Go on Prayas AI website (click here to go), Book Prelims Diagnosis
2. Fill your actual answers of 2025 paper (if lost then, attempt it again)
3. Submit it, study the report nicely and book mentorship call after it!
For doubts text: @Salman_Prayasai
To know more through video (click here)
Discount of 499 ends soon! (Click here to book diagnosis)
(Last year some people could give mains solely because of Prelims diagnosis)
Perfectly fits- 'Maa Meri shaktiyo ka galat istemal kiya ja raha hai' 😂😂😂😂. Most ludicrous request, yet funny.
🙏 Mains Ready by December (MRD)? An honest note. 🙏 (Aspirants Hub special)
How many of you fell off in consistency after Prelims and are now far from the dream of being Mains-ready by December? And how many of you wrote Mains already knowing it needed improvement, because revision was thin and application was missing? I have one message for all of you.
The MRD schedule is out. Check it here
Every date from 15 Sept. to 25 Dec is planned. It includes:
✔️ Subject-wise Capsules, used by 30+ rankers in the last 2 years
✔️ 22 Brainstorming + Flash Answer-Writing Sessions by toppers
✔️ Daily PYQ + Topper Copy Writing, One new question! 3 questions/day,
✔️ 11 Sectional Tests + 4 FLTs, evaluated by interview-given aspirants
✔️ Complete Content, Data & Diagrams, Newspaper Snippets, Flashcards, Mains 365 & Essay Course
✔️ Personal Mentorship, 38 students, 13 rankers last year
✔️ Accountability Partner, progress call every 7 days
The schedule and the sessions are free, and everything else is kept most affordable. But we need something more costly from you:
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the dedication to not lose track this time. So that after Prelims you focus only on revising and writing. That is what most of my students who got a rank did, including Shruti, Rank 18, CSE 2025.
If you are ready to take this challenge up with us, fill this form: https://forms.gle/mzK8N4idZiF2u7iA8
Our team will call you within 48 hours.
Are you ready? Will you not let yourself down this time?