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"HUNT" Series Topic 1: Foreign travellers in Indian History This is the 1st PDF in a series of 15 High-yield Topics. I'll be uploading the remaining topics at regular intervals to avoid overwhelming you. You can find all the PDFs of the HUNT Series by typing this hashtag - #HUNTSeries #HUNTSeries

UPSC Hidden Syllabus - 15 High Yielding Topics for PRELIMS 2024 With 35 days left in UPSC Prelims, it's time to refine and consolidate your preparation. To ensure this, I'm starting this "Hunt Series" for Prelims 2024. By the end of May, we will comprehensively cover these 15 high-yield topics, giving you an extra edge in this final stretch of preparation. ✅ To know more about what we will do and how to proceed in this series, you can watch this video - Click Here This time, we will leave no stone unturned to make sure that this prelims should be the last Prelims. शुरुआत चाहे जैसे भी हुई हो, अंजाम बेहतरीन होगा। #HUNTSeries

Final 35 Days for Prelims: This Series Will Be a Game-Changer to Clear UPSC Prelims 2024. https://youtu.be/Bqj2mr0CBIA

IAS PCS Pathshala "CPI" - CSAT PYQs Initiative Hi everyone, I know it's 1am, but as I promised earlier, today I will upload the Complete CSAT 2022 PYQs solutions by any means. So here is the PDF. I hope you are enjoying this daily PYQs Initiative and grasping the easy approaches used to solve the questions. That is why I'm using a very basic, easy-to-understand and layman method to solve each and every question with extensive explanation. This makes it easier for everyone to understand, even those with no maths background. Once you've learned this approach, it will stay with you forever. Regard, Rahul ✅ Follow CSAT PYQs Initiative at - https://t.me/iaspcspathshalacsat

Explanation of Q. 49

UPSC Answer is A i.e, Wednesday

Q. 4 (CSAT, Set A) Our answer to this question is correct, which is 45. Most of the coaching keys marked it as 36. Please go through the complete solution of CSAT 2023. It's important to understand the approach.

✅ UPSC 2023 IFoS Cutoff

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UPSC has given disputed answers to quite a few questions, and even if not disputed then also we are unsure of the correct answers despite having the answer key. The sad reality is that there's not much we can do about it. Therefore, debating and discussing ki iska ye hoga aur uska wo is a waste of time because ultimately jo UPSC ne diya hai wohi correct maan ke chalna padega. The UPSC 2023 cycle has concluded, and in the next 35 days, you'll be entering the 2024 cycle. It's better to analyze your question paper, identify possible mistakes you may have made, and plan your way forward accordingly.