🍀Question 48 (2022)

💥One of the toughest questions of 2022 prelims could be easily solved using the last hack we discussed.

💥B and D eliminated because 1,5 can't go together. And 3 is a very common fact. Hence option A correct✅

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So, about 10 out of 100 questions in 2022 prelims could be easily done using this single hack alone :)

✨ Here is the list of few Hacks, Decodes and Observations you need to apply in the prelims paper.

NOTE: THEY CAN'T BE SUBSTITUTE FOR KNOWLEDGE , SO PLEASE USE THEM AS THE LAST RESORT.

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THERE ARE 15+ OTHER OBSERVATIONS AND DECODES WHICH I CAN'T EXPLAIN THEM HERE WITH JUST TEXTS.

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I will add a few more before the exam. Please keep on revising them and apply these decodes in PYQs to boost your confidence.

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💥The Most important decode :

🍀 UPSC gives around 30 single choice type questions each year. (Eg. Fanam, Lavant , greenwashing etc)

They fall under 3 broad categories:-

Category 1. Pure fact based (for ex. "FANAM", "DENISOVAN", "LEVANT" etc)

Category 2. Concept based ( for ex. " INDIRECT TRANSFER " )

Category 3. 'Not correct ' type


For type 1 PROBABILITY OF
A=B>C>D

For type 2 and type 3 PROBABILITY OF D=C>B>A

NOTE:- USE THEM ONLY WHEN

1) KNOWLEDGE DOESN'T WORK
2) WORD ASSOCIATION DOESN'T WORK


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