Hello everyone!
I am sure you must have calculated your prelims marks by now. Here's the most prudent thing to do right now :
• If you think you won't be able to make it this time, take a break, give some outlet to your emotions and prepare yourself for a long battle.
You have almost a year now. For the first 6 months, prepare exclusively for Mains. UPSC syllabus and Previous Year Papers is all you need - chalk out some important, recurrent themes, make short notes for them (if you're notes person like me) and practice answer writing. You should do this for both GS and Optional.
Remember that you have be Mains ready before you appear for your next prelims
This is exactly what I did after my 2020 prelims result.
For answer writing, practice as many previous year questions as possible. After qualifying for Mains, you can take up a test series to cover contemporary topics and to learn the art of time management.
REVISE AND PRACTICE IS THE ONLY MANTRA FOR MAINS.
Mehak Jain AIR 17
I am sure you must have calculated your prelims marks by now. Here's the most prudent thing to do right now :
• If you think you won't be able to make it this time, take a break, give some outlet to your emotions and prepare yourself for a long battle.
You have almost a year now. For the first 6 months, prepare exclusively for Mains. UPSC syllabus and Previous Year Papers is all you need - chalk out some important, recurrent themes, make short notes for them (if you're notes person like me) and practice answer writing. You should do this for both GS and Optional.
Remember that you have be Mains ready before you appear for your next prelims
This is exactly what I did after my 2020 prelims result.
For answer writing, practice as many previous year questions as possible. After qualifying for Mains, you can take up a test series to cover contemporary topics and to learn the art of time management.
REVISE AND PRACTICE IS THE ONLY MANTRA FOR MAINS.
Mehak Jain AIR 17
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UPSC ASPIRANT spotted 😆 who knows that MOST OF THE TIME, UPSC does change or interchange the keywords 😆
Like here anju was replaced with seema 😂
Like here anju was replaced with seema 😂
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The ‘free movement regime’ along the India-Myanmar border, and why it has complicated the volatile situation in Manipur 🔗
#explained_global #express_explained #manipur #myanmar
#explained_global #express_explained #manipur #myanmar
The Indian Express
The ‘free movement regime’ along the India-Myanmar border, and why it has complicated the volatile situation in Manipur
The border between India and Myanmar runs for 1,643 km in the four states of Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland, and Arunachal Pradesh. The FMR allows tribes living along the border on either side to travel up to 16 km inside the other country, without a visa.
What is a stapled visa, and why does China issue these to Indians from Arunachal and J&K? 🔗
#everyday_explainers #express_explained
#everyday_explainers #express_explained
The Indian Express
What is a stapled visa, and why does China issue these to Indians from Arunachal and J&K?
The issuing of such visas related to the fact that China disputes India’s unequivocal and internationally accepted sovereignty over Arunachal Pradesh.
UPSC Essentials _ Mains answer practice .pdf
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✍️General points on the structure of the Mains answers
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Credit - Indian express newspaper ✅
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What are Bacteriophages, the ‘good viruses’ that fight bacteria? 🔗
#antibiotic_resistance #explained_sci_tech #express_explained
#antibiotic_resistance #explained_sci_tech #express_explained
The Indian Express
What are Bacteriophages, the ‘good viruses’ that fight bacteria?
With antibiotic resistance rising, scientists think bacteriophages — which hunt and kill bacteria — could cure bacterial infections.
International Tiger Day: How Project Tiger saved the big cat in India 🔗
#conservation #express_explained #tiger #wildlife_protection_act
#conservation #express_explained #tiger #wildlife_protection_act
The Indian Express
International Tiger Day: How Project Tiger saved the big cat in India
Project Tiger was launched by the Indira Gandhi government on April 1, 1973, in a bid to promote conservation of the tiger. It came at a time when the population of tigers in India was rapidly dwindling, reaching an all time low due to unfettered hunting…
international relations.pdf
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UPSC Essentials | #Daily_subjectwise_quiz — International Relations
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Source - Indian Express 🗞️
Join - @AgentsofUPSC 🍷
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GS4 ethics, integrity, Aptitude .pdf
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✅ UPSC Essentials | Mains answer practice: GS 4— Ethics, Integrity & Aptitude ✍️
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Join - @AgentsofUPSC 🍷
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I would like to share my experience of Indian Express Essential Current Affairs for UPSC CSE. Till now, I have studied Current Affairs Programs and MCQs of many institutes, but UPSC Essentials is something unique that Indian Express has launched for UPSC aspirants. The quality of MCQs is uniform and excellent. Follow this schedule for Prelims and Mains as well.
At the moment I think there is no need to read anything other than this UPSC Essential Initiative
At the moment I think there is no need to read anything other than this UPSC Essential Initiative
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Monsoon and food inflation: a status check 🔗
#explained_economics #express_premium #food_inflation #indian_monsoon #monsoon_rainfall #monsoon_season
#explained_economics #express_premium #food_inflation #indian_monsoon #monsoon_rainfall #monsoon_season
The Indian Express
Monsoon and food inflation: a status check
The July turnaround in rainfall has enabled a smart pick-up in kharif plantings, including of rice. But the threat from a strengthening El Nino, whose impact could extend to the rabi crop, remains.