Doston 30 minutes ! Watch this and you'll have everything you need to learn about Polar Orbits for UPSC .

Bas 30 minutes :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P9ZkkzAng0

Doston! Poora bhakti has been covered in just 1.17 hours,
Its one of the most important topics in History and everything related to it has been covered in this video.

make sure you don't missout !

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Mains result is out ! Ajao doston! Let's discuss what to do next ?

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Guys DAF bharne se pehle jarur dekh lena :)

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Most crucial topics of Science and Tech For UPSC Prelims 2026

Explained in Detailed
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Watch and Comment below to get answer to your queries.

Article 15 & 16 poora covered hai guys isme .

This is a clip from our prelims crash course and yes, this is the kind of depth that we get into in our paid lectures :)

Do watch it .

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All about BRICS in less than an hour, Very important topics for UPSC Aspirants .

Do check out !

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Doston, CAPF is one of the most important topics for UPSC and Kuuber sir has covered it in less than 30 minutes!

I believe this is something that beginner aspirants can not afford to miss !

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Hi All

We will be starting with ‘Guided Prelims Preparation’ from Monday.

The Polity portion of the Prelims syllabus covers a wide range of topics – Indian Polity & Governance: Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Rights Issues, etc.

However, it is essential to prepare every micro-topic in detail to ensure comprehensive coverage. With this in mind, we have allocated three weeks exclusively for Polity revision. 

To help you stay disciplined and consistent, we will be sharing a carefully curated list of important topics and sub-topics every day by 7 AM for the next three weeks. 

The daily flow will be as follows:

a) Topics and micro-topics to be prepared will be shared by 7 AM ⏰

b) Self-study and preparation throughout the day 📖

c) A set of 5 MCQs will be uploaded by 5 PM 📝

d) Detailed solutions will be shared by 6 PM 📑


It is consistent preparation—day after day—that truly delivers results. 💪

Best of Luck! 
See you on Monday! 😊

Guys most important topics for Prelims! Ayush sir ne sabse jyada scoring topics compile kie hain, Make a list and make sure you have these covered!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY7_9vKIc7o

Dear Students

The Polity portion of the Prelims syllabus covers a broad spectrum of topics, including Indian Polity & Governance – Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Rights Issues, and related areas.

However, it is essential to prepare every micro-topic in detail to ensure comprehensive coverage. With this in mind, we have allocated three weeks exclusively for Polity revision.

The accompanying PDF for today contains a set of topics (Day - 1) that we believe will be crucial for the upcoming Prelims exam.

And because preparation becomes truly meaningful only when reinforced through practice, we will also be sharing 5 MCQs daily at 5 PM based on these topics.

We genuinely hope this planned, steady, and thoughtful approach becomes a source of support and confidence in your journey.

Please remember—you are not alone in this process. If you need any guidance or assistance, we’re always here to help.

Team Sleepy Classes

Let's solve the Practice Questions based on Polity Day - 1 Topics

Q1. Consider the following statements about Regulating Act 1773:
1. It was the first step taken by the British government to control and regulate the affairs of the East India Company in India.
2. It designated the Governor of Bengal as Governor General of India.
3. The Governor General was given a casting vote but NO veto.
4. The members in the Executive Council were reduced to three, of whom the commander-in-chief was to be one to assist the Governor General.

Q2. Consider the following statements about Pitt's India Act of 1784:
1. The Act distinguished between the commercial and political functions of the company.
2. It created a new body called “Board of Control” to govern the commercial affairs of the Company.
3. The “Board of Control” did not include any Cabinet Minister of the British Government.