#Day1 of 15 Days Writing Challenge: 1 Question Daily!
We're providing a structured approach to tackle this question for both English and Hindi Medium UPSC Aspirants. Model Answers will be shared on our Telegram channels at 7 PM.
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We're providing a structured approach to tackle this question for both English and Hindi Medium UPSC Aspirants. Model Answers will be shared on our Telegram channels at 7 PM.
Stay Tuned!! 😮
Sarrthi IAS
🚨 12th September | 9:30 AM 🚨 With UPSC Mains 2024 just 9 days away, Dr. Shivin is hosting a 10-Hour Rapid Revision Session for GS Paper 3. He’ll be covering the entire syllabus with concise 1-Pager Notes to help you revise quickly and effectively. 📝 Don't…
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Complete GS-3 Revision Session for Mains 2024/25!
Link for One Pager Notes : https://www.drshivin.com/gs-3-mains
Subject Schedule :
1. Internal Security
2. Agriculture
3. Disaster Management
4. Environment
5. Science and Technology
6. Economy
Subject Schedule :
1. Internal Security
2. Agriculture
3. Disaster Management
4. Environment
5. Science and Technology
6. Economy
India's rivers are classified into four groups: Himalayan rivers, Deccan rivers, Coastal rivers.
🌊 Himalayan Rivers: These are fed by melting snow & glaciers, ensuring year-round flow. During the monsoon, they swell and cause floods. The major systems are the Indus & Ganga-Brahmaputra-Meghna.
🏞 Deccan Rivers: These rivers are rain-fed, causing fluctuation in water levels and many being non-perennial. Major rivers like the Godavari, Krishna, & Mahanadi flow eastward into the Bay of Bengal, while the Narmada and Tapti flow westward into the Arabian Sea.
🏖 Coastal Rivers: These are short and mostly non-perennial, found along the west coast with limited catchment areas.
🌊 Himalayan Rivers: These are fed by melting snow & glaciers, ensuring year-round flow. During the monsoon, they swell and cause floods. The major systems are the Indus & Ganga-Brahmaputra-Meghna.
🏞 Deccan Rivers: These rivers are rain-fed, causing fluctuation in water levels and many being non-perennial. Major rivers like the Godavari, Krishna, & Mahanadi flow eastward into the Bay of Bengal, while the Narmada and Tapti flow westward into the Arabian Sea.
🏖 Coastal Rivers: These are short and mostly non-perennial, found along the west coast with limited catchment areas.
[Elephant Reserves in India] 🐘
You never know what UPSC might ask! It’s always wise to have a good grasp of key concepts and even the smallest facts. But remember, don’t get so lost in the details that you miss the big picture! 🔍 Always prioritize PYQ-based learning. 📚✅
Our Prelims courses are launching soon! Stay tuned! 🚀
You never know what UPSC might ask! It’s always wise to have a good grasp of key concepts and even the smallest facts. But remember, don’t get so lost in the details that you miss the big picture! 🔍 Always prioritize PYQ-based learning. 📚✅
Our Prelims courses are launching soon! Stay tuned! 🚀
#Day3 of Answer Writing Challenge: 1 Question Daily!
We're providing a structured approach to tackle this question for both English and Hindi Medium UPSC Aspirants. Model Answers will be shared at 7 PM on our Telegram channels.
If you are a Hindi Medium Student - Join this channel
We're providing a structured approach to tackle this question for both English and Hindi Medium UPSC Aspirants. Model Answers will be shared at 7 PM on our Telegram channels.
If you are a Hindi Medium Student - Join this channel
#Day4 of Answer Writing Challenge: 1 Question Daily!
We're providing a structured approach to tackle this question for both English and Hindi Medium UPSC Aspirants. Model Answers will be shared at 7 PM on our Telegram channels.
We're providing a structured approach to tackle this question for both English and Hindi Medium UPSC Aspirants. Model Answers will be shared at 7 PM on our Telegram channels.
📝 [10 Pages of the Perfect Essay Strategy]
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What does it take to write an essay that stands out and brings in top marks?
📉 99% aspirants stick to the same old framework year after year, seeing a consistent drop in their essay scores.
🔥 Only 1% adapt, bring fresh ideas, and land a spot on the topper’s list because of their essay marks.
What sets them apart?
In this video, Mudit Sir breaks down a strategy specifically designed for the recent trend of Philosophical Essays in UPSC. Learn how to craft a flawless 10-pager essay and stay ahead of the competition!
📌 Video from Mudit Sir’s Essay Module.
Final Batch of the Essay Module is LIVE!
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What does it take to write an essay that stands out and brings in top marks?
📉 99% aspirants stick to the same old framework year after year, seeing a consistent drop in their essay scores.
🔥 Only 1% adapt, bring fresh ideas, and land a spot on the topper’s list because of their essay marks.
What sets them apart?
In this video, Mudit Sir breaks down a strategy specifically designed for the recent trend of Philosophical Essays in UPSC. Learn how to craft a flawless 10-pager essay and stay ahead of the competition!
📌 Video from Mudit Sir’s Essay Module.
Final Batch of the Essay Module is LIVE!
👉 Check out the course here
📞 Call us at 9569093856 for more details!
[Great Sanchi Stupa]
🧘♂️ Buddhist Structures & Symbols with their representations is something we should keep in mind for Mains. Basics like these can be asked as a 10-marker question in the UPSC Mains Exam.
✅Great Stupa of Sanchi - The Great Stupa of Sanchi is an important Buddhist monument symbolizing peace and enlightenment.
✅Chhatra - The Chhatra is a parasol-like structure on top of the stupa, symbolizing respect for the Buddha.
✅Yasti - The Yasti is a pillar placed at the top of the stupa, representing the Bodhi tree and knowledge.
✅Torana - The Toranas are grand gateways in four directions of the stupa, depicting religious stories.
✅Harmika - The Harmika is a platform at the top of the stupa that surrounds the Yasti and Chhatra.
✅Anda - The Anda is the main dome-shaped structure of the stupa, enshrining the Buddha's relics or symbols.
✅Pradakshina Path - The Pradakshina Path is a circular path around the stupa, where devotees perform circumambulation.
🧘♂️ Buddhist Structures & Symbols with their representations is something we should keep in mind for Mains. Basics like these can be asked as a 10-marker question in the UPSC Mains Exam.
✅Great Stupa of Sanchi - The Great Stupa of Sanchi is an important Buddhist monument symbolizing peace and enlightenment.
✅Chhatra - The Chhatra is a parasol-like structure on top of the stupa, symbolizing respect for the Buddha.
✅Yasti - The Yasti is a pillar placed at the top of the stupa, representing the Bodhi tree and knowledge.
✅Torana - The Toranas are grand gateways in four directions of the stupa, depicting religious stories.
✅Harmika - The Harmika is a platform at the top of the stupa that surrounds the Yasti and Chhatra.
✅Anda - The Anda is the main dome-shaped structure of the stupa, enshrining the Buddha's relics or symbols.
✅Pradakshina Path - The Pradakshina Path is a circular path around the stupa, where devotees perform circumambulation.
🚀 A Revolutionary Approach to UPSC Current Affairs! 🌍
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Mudit Sir attributes his success in the UPSC exam to a systematic and strategic approach to current affairs. Now, he's bringing that winning method to you! His unique way of mastering this crucial section will give you a competitive advantage in both Prelims and Mains.
This course goes beyond the surface, helping you truly understand current affairs, &ensuring you're equipped to write top-notch answers during the exam.
Why This Course?
Since CSE 2016, UPSC has asked 30+ questions out of 100 in Prelims from current affairs, making it the most important section to ace.
For Mains, current affairs not only help in answering direct questions but also enrich your responses to static questions. By integrating current events, you can showcase a deeper understanding and impress the examiner with relevant insights.
👉 WATCH VIDEO
▶️ Check out Course or Call us on 9569093856 to enquire!
Mudit Sir attributes his success in the UPSC exam to a systematic and strategic approach to current affairs. Now, he's bringing that winning method to you! His unique way of mastering this crucial section will give you a competitive advantage in both Prelims and Mains.
This course goes beyond the surface, helping you truly understand current affairs, &ensuring you're equipped to write top-notch answers during the exam.
Why This Course?
Since CSE 2016, UPSC has asked 30+ questions out of 100 in Prelims from current affairs, making it the most important section to ace.
For Mains, current affairs not only help in answering direct questions but also enrich your responses to static questions. By integrating current events, you can showcase a deeper understanding and impress the examiner with relevant insights.