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AIR 104!
Prelims marks: 124! Many unique things done by him, which even you can do, last 30 days what exactly he did given!
A list of telegram channels which he followed, is also talked about, and how did he actually use the resources!
Optional Pub Ad and yes very good use of ChatGPT by him!
Video link: https://youtu.be/FbxZ1Qr83nI?si=qGd4dIx1cZwzmG5a
✅A BRILLIANT and easy to revise- Document for Art and Culture
Visually rich with images to aid memory, and so engaging that even a casual read feels enjoyable yet effective.
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Repost from LIFE & UPSC with Shubham Ajmera
Look at my Marks in vision Abhyaas 2022 (63.64), Marks in real exam are around 107! (Cut off 88)
So marks in test does not matter, but yes solving test is important! And especially FLTs not 50 questions etc per day!
Listen to Audio carefully for tips and rational!
End your fear of low marks in tests, give tests in a balanced way without fear (marks don’t matter the process does matter)
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The syllabus nobody talks about
There are two syllabuses in this exam. One is printed by UPSC. The other is unwritten, and it is harder.
The unwritten syllabus is learning to sit alone in a room for ten hours and not lose your mind. It is watching your school friends buy cars while you calculate whether you can afford one more year of this. It is answering "beta, ab kya plan hai" at every family function with a smile that costs you something. It is failing an attempt and getting up the next morning to revise the same Polity notes, knowing nobody will ever count that morning as courage. But it was.
No coaching teaches this syllabus. No test series evaluates it. Yet every single person who clears this exam has passed it first.
You think you are only studying Geography, History, Economics. You are wrong. You are studying how to lose small battles without losing the war. You are studying how to believe in a result that has no guarantee, which is the hardest act of faith a young person can perform.
One day you will sit in a position of responsibility and a broken person will walk into your office. You will understand them instantly because you were once invisible too, and you remember exactly how it felt.
That is what these years are making - A man with depth. Nobody is watching you today. Study anyway. My DM are always open for you, even if my replies are late! @sidiswel
- Ajju!
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In light of event, India-Bangladesh Important for GS2/IR.
Context: The recent fall of Bangladesh and resgination democratically elected PM. She has landed in India for safety Showing India's growing stature as peacemaker in multipolar world. Further military has formed interim govt.
Possible Intros- Indian not only shares the longest land border with Bangladesh but also shares common history, language, religion, culture.
Infact the relationship between india and Bangladesh has been described as “Fraternal Friendship.”
Important point: Bangladesh is at the intersection of India’s Act East and neighbourhood first policy-Modi.
Conclusion: PM modi said india Bangladesh relations are passing through shonali adhyaya (golden period)
TIP: edit intro, conclusion as per the demand of the question.
For more nuanced perspective follow: @Internationalrelationsforcse
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Test series channel
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✔️ check index for all institutes test series arranged in systematic order!
How and Why is it tough to score in essays in UPSC, and how did top rankers like AIR 18, AIR 47, AIR 151, AIR183 solve it (watch them speak about what they did!)
For doubts: @UPSCand_Beyond
(Click here for details regarding essay really kaise)
For beginners this is a good opportunity to attend and learn about all steps of UPSC! (Especially for those souls who are starting and clueless, this free seminar may help)
(Accha laga toh take a learning from it)
These are the brochures of test series we are going to cover (it’s minimum, some bonus like Abhyaas etc may be added too!
2025 prelims 50+ hits were there from this test series, check out proof as well as details of the course: https://t.me/essaysandbeyond/943
Ethics: Case study PYQ theme-wise
Along with some of my friends we had analysed important themes of case study and picked up some important points from topper copies (and own) etc on all major themes.
Examples
1. If case study is on Rights, I would try to use Mill's Harm principal
2. If case study on old age then maybe use Switzerland's concept of Time bank
3. If case study on private business organisation then Google's X labs as best practice to promote creativity
4. If environmental case study then use of SC's MC Mehta case, EIA etc
5. If women related case study then using A51A (Fundamental duty), Beijing declaration, Vishakha guidelines. (Shruti Mam's Copy)
Some of it is my creativity, rest is just smart picking. Hope it helps? Accha laga toh do share, react etc.
For more such documents check pinned post of and join the group: https://t.me/upscandbeyondd
Repost from Collection of toppers notes and copies
📢 The OG Topper Notes channel is back.
We started this channel in September 2024 to solve one real problem.
Topper notes are out there, but they're scattered across thousands of Telegram channels. And even when you find them, you don't know what is actually good in them or how to use them.
So we do that work for you. We find the notes, go through them, and tell you what makes each one special.
What we have shared so far (MOST VIEWED AND RATED POSTS)
🔶 Shantanu Malani (AIR 113): quick revision notes for GS 1, 2, 3, Ethics and Geography
🔶 Smriti Mishra Ma'am's Internal Security notes, Surbhi Goyal's (AIR 78) Geography diagrams
🔶 Aryan Kumar Singh's (AIR 104) handwritten GS notes, Preeti Chauhan's (AIR 47) Sociology value addition, and many more
Every note is listed in our pinned post ➡️ see the full index here. That one post alone has crossed 85K views. Somewhere along the way, posting slowed down. That changes from today.
What's coming:
✅ Researched topper notes 4–5 days a week at 1 PM, starting with CSE 2025 rankers (AIR 3, 4, 6, 10 and more), each with what makes them special and how to use them
✅ Optional notes too this time: Sociology, PSIR, Economics, Law, History, Anthropology and more
✅ One long post every week on what toppers actually did differently, analysed honestly
You focus on studying. Finding and filtering is our job. First notes drop tomorrow at 1 PM.
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