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Here along with GS, you will also get mentorship for PSIR optional.
Mentor wrote 4 mains of UPSC with PSIR optional and also qualified UGC NET JRF in political science

Till January 2025 our focus will be on covering mains syllabus (GS & Optional). And then we will shift our focus towards prelims exam.

For prelims
In the ocean of study material, we will be following very focused approach for prelims. We will follow the approach of " minimum input(material wise), maximum output"

How to get maximum output in minimum input?

Yaha pe minimum input ko minimum efforts se confuse mat karna. Efforts wise hame apna 100% dena hai. But I have seen many candidates jo efforts dete hai lekin sahi direction me nahi dete, agar unhe sahi direction dikhaya Jaye , konse materials follow karne hai , mcq practice kaise karni hai ye sab ache se samjhaya jaye to candidates ke efforts ka maximum output bhi nikalega.
To yaha pe yahi try karenge ki candidates ko sahi direction dikhayi jaye(via personal mentorship). Hamara Target hi yahi hai ki aap preparation me misguided na rahe.

Jab bhi ham kisi exam ki preparation start karte hai tab exam ki demand samjhane ke 2 ways hote hai.
1. Syllabus - jo ki mpsc ne release Kiya hai so we just have to stick to it.
2. PYQs- yaha pe major issue hai kyuki next year first time MPSC mains will be held as per the new pattern n we don't know what type of questions will be asked in the mains. But MPSC ne jaise UPSC ka syllabus almost copy Kiya hai waise hi question puchne ka pattern bhi UPSC jaisa reh sakta hai.. to ham UPSC ke PYQs ko as a benchmark use kar sakte hai.

If you are aiming for 2025 MPSC, you have to start mains preparation now. Prelims ke bad mains ko scratch se prepare karna possible nahi hoga . Mains me apko prelims se bahut sari extra chize bhi karni hai like -
1. Optional
2. GS1- society,
3. Gs2- social justice, governance, international relations
4. GS3- Indian agriculture, disaster management, science and technology (in mains, focus will be on application based questions), disaster management and internal security.
5. Gs4- Ethics
6. Essay

First of all, if you have not selected your optional subject yet, then select it ASAP.
Some tips to select your optional subject-
1. If you have done graduation in that subject then you can go for it because you are already familiar with the subject.
2. If you don't want to choose your graduation subject, then try to read the syllabus given by MPSC and filter out 2-3 subjects which you think you have interest in it. Then have a look at UPSC PYQs of that subject. And then you can take a calculative decision on which subject to take.
3. Try to choose such a subject which have sound guidance in the market and which have sufficient material available to cover the syllabus in holistic manner.

Translation -
सर्वप्रथम, तुम्ही तुमचा ऐच्छिक विषय अद्याप निवडला नसेल, तर तो लवकरात लवकर निवडा.
तुमचा ऐच्छिक विषय निवडण्यासाठी काही टिप्स-
1. जर तुम्ही त्या विषयात ग्रॅज्युएशन केले असेल तर तुम्ही त्यासाठी जाऊ शकता कारण तुम्हाला त्या विषयाची आधीच ओळख आहे.
2. जर तुम्हाला तुमचा ग्रॅज्युएशन विषय निवडायचा नसेल, तर MPSC ने दिलेला अभ्यासक्रम वाचण्याचा प्रयत्न करा आणि तुम्हाला त्यात स्वारस्य आहे असे 2-3 विषय फिल्टर करा. मग त्या विषयाचे UPSC PYQ पहा. आणि मग कोणता विषय घ्यायचा याचा गणनात्मक निर्णय घेऊ शकता.
3. असा विषय निवडण्याचा प्रयत्न करा ज्यात बाजारामध्ये योग्य मार्गदर्शन असेल आणि ज्यामध्ये सर्वांगीण पद्धतीने अभ्यासक्रम कव्हर करण्यासाठी पुरेसे साहित्य उपलब्ध असेल.

UPSC CSE syllabus and scheme of examination

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I am seeing many coaching institutes starting answer writing programs for mpsc 2025. But is it really necessary to start answer writing from Day one of preparation? I personally don't think so.
You guys first need to study basics atleast then you can have some content to write the answers. If you directly start answer writing then you will end up demotivated for not able to write good enough answers.

Note: those candidates who have read some basics can start practicing answers. Those who have studied subjects as per old pattern , they also can start practicing answer writing as they have content but they only need to sharpen up their writing skills. At first you may not fulfill the demand of the questions but with practice you will learn to write as per the demand.

For candidates from Maharashtra -

If you are preparing for UPSC 2025, then you should not solely be focused on UPSC. You should also target MPSC as pattern of both exams will be similar from next year. For first 2-3 years, there will be edge to UPSC candidates in MPSC and you should definitely grab that opportunity. Mpsc has very good posts so please don't ignore it.

Question paper format for MPSC descriptive pattern

It is exactly similar to pattern of UPSC Mains, not an iota of change!

Only around 7 months to the UPSC Prelims 2025 ( this is also relevant for MPSC 2025)

Upsc prelims 2024 has been conducted on 16th June 2024. Now almost 3.5 months has been passed. I hope that u guys have covered mains syllabus to certain extent. Even if u have not covered it. U have to cover it in next 2 months.. after that u have to enter into the game of prelims. And in 2025 , there is very less time between prelims and mains so u will not get much time to cover mains syllabus after prelims. So plz come out of ur break time now n start rigorous preparation for next year mains.

Comment below if u have any doubts related to preparation

Many aspirants face dilemma about "when to start answer writing?" They are confused that they have to start answer writing from the beginning of the preparation. But in my opinion you should not start answer writing from the beginning of the preparation. There are many reasons for this-
1) you don't have content to start the answer writing at the beginning
2) without understanding the subject in better way, you cannot understand the demand of the question properly
3) even if you start writing answers , you may end up write answers which may not be relevant to the demand of the question and because of this you may end up getting demotivated

So when candidate should start writing answers-
1) first try to cover syllabus topics of particular subjects
2) then just look at the PYQs of that topics
3) then try to read and analyse toppers copies: how they addressed the demand of the question, how they are writing concisely
4) and then you can start writing.

Note: don't join test series at the beginning. Write PYQs

How to make notes?
Students often scribble all the things they have read while making notes but everything written in the book is not necessary. You have to stick to the demand of the examination. So u can follow following strategy to make notes:

Jab bhi koi topic padho . To pehli baar me topic just normally story ki tarah padh lena.. then u will get some understanding of the topic.. then try to see PYQs of the same topic.. uske bad konse areas pe jyada focus krna hai wo samjehga.. to bas usi areas ke notes bana lene hai..

Booklist for UPSC CSE/ MPSC descriptive pattern

Gs1-
1. Indian society - Vajiram yellow book or vision ias value added material , plus have a glance at model answers of forum ias and vision ias mains test series
2. Art and culture - most important PYQs and their model answers. If you follow book then you may end up reading many things which are not relevant for the mains so first see PYQs and then decide which topics to read from the book( nitin singhania sir's book or any other you have followed till now)
3. Modern history - spectrum modern history book. Between pre and mains , there will be less time hence many students ignore history.. but you can cover it without reading whole spectrum book. You can refer to summary of topics in the spectrum. Summary of each topic is attached in the spectrum book itself at the end of the topics.
4. Geography -
A) physical geography - 11th ncert. Practice diagrams given in the book

B) Minerals and resources - 12th ncert or MK yadav sir's mains booklet for geography

C) location of industries - MK yadav sir's mains booklet
D) in geography most important things are- diagrams, relevant maps etc