DECODING UPSC

Question no. (1/100) set A 💥Could be done without any logic as It's mostly in the news.✅ 💥 LOGICALLY Also RAPID CREDIT won't be given by UNEP . And ADB/ WB fund mostly long term developmental projects. Question demands some emergency funding. 💥 Note:- In case if you want to take risk ,then for these single choice option type questions go with A Or B . There is more probability of being correct ,as per my observation. @DECODINGUPSC

Here are 2 such statements. Statement 1 and 2. So here answer lies only in 3rd statement. Statement 3 is easy. Everyone knows leader of opposition in lok sabha it's 10% ie 55 members. By elimination you would get option (b) ✅ #Decode : 🍀Ignore the neutral statement. some statements are put to frustrate you, to confuse you etc etc. Don't dig there. You're gonna find the answer in other statement/statements in that Qu. @DECODINGUPSC

Statement 2. No one is aware about such facts. So ingore this statement and look for other statements. Statement 1 and 3 seems extreme and vague. So both should be incorrect. By elimination option (b) would be final answer. Although UPSC dropped this Qu. #Decode : 🍀Ignore the neutral statements. A few statements in paper can be very tough and out of box. But those statements don't decide the level of difficulty. You shall find the answer somewhere else in other statements. @DECODINGUPSC

Look at this Question: The very 1st statement is put to ruin your confidence. 😕 These statements are neutral statements. They don't decide the answer and level of difficulty. You're gonna find answers from other statements. The answer lies in statement 3. 3rd statement is easy. It's incorrect. You can easily guess that contempt of court is not defined in the constitution. Option (c) and (d) are gone. 😄 Statement 1 and 2 are now irrelevant as they both are present in option (a) and (b) Now it's all upto statement 4. And again it's a generic statement. Parliament is obviously vested with law making powers. So final answer would be (b) 1,2 and 4 are correct.✅ #Decode : 🍀Ignore the neutral statement. Whenever you get a tough statement and don't have any idea. Don't think Qs is difficult. Simply move on to next statements. @DECODINGUPSC

#Decode 3 🍀 UPSC PLAYS VERY VERY SAFE. So he would put only those options as correct which aren't going to change at least till next year's result ✅ @DECODINGUPSC

PART(2/2) For #Decode 2 27.Hardly 28.Continuously 29. All other 30.Always 31.Suddenly 32.Absolutely 33.Elimination 34. Essentially 35.Exclusively 36.Rapidly 37.Avoiding 38.Throughout 39.Greatly 40.Can Not 41.Mostly 42.Very much 43. As well as 44.Nearly 46.Alone/ Solely 47.Natural / Naturally/ Endemic 48.Exponentially 49.Often 51. greatly influenced /impacted 52. World's largest/smallest etc. @DECODINGUPSC

EXTREME WORDS LIST For #Decode 2 PART(1/2) 1.Only 2.Immediately 3.Completely 4.Steadily 5. Readily 6.Instrumental 7.Entire 8.Must 9.Never 10.None 11.Enormously 12.Heavily 13.Unlimited 14.Successfully 15.Both/All 16.Automatically 17.Totally 18.Gradually 19.Predominantly 20.Global 21.Entire 22. All together 23.Mainly 24.Drastically 25.Except 26.Mandatory... @DECODINGUPSC

#Decode 2 Just opposite of the Decode 1 🍀 EXTREME/VERY ASSERTIVE TYPE STATEMENTS ARE MOSTLY WRONG ❌ List of extreme words @DECODINGUPSC

#Decode 1 🍀 OPEN ENDED/ GENERIC STATEMENTS ARE MOSTLY CORRECT. @DECODINGUPSC

Hello everyone! ✨ Clearing CSE prelims is the easiest stage of this exam. ✨ The only thing you need is understanding the psychology of UPSC and the examiner while framing those questions. ✨ Here I would be sharing my own observations and approach towards the question paper, which always helped me clear UPSC Prelims with bare minimum knowledge. ✨ I would be using hastag #Decode for easy navigation!