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@ aspirants appearing for this Sunday's prelims:
please don't waste your time following topper interviews and reading up our bios and what not. Focus entirely on revision, PYQs and mock tests. There'll be plenty of time from Sunday evening onwards to do your "topper research". :)

Shruti Sharma AIR 1 UPSC
Will be sharing strategy and material.
https://t.me/shrutisharma97

Here is the link of channels/groups shared by toppers with us:

https://t.me/TeamKJS
Kaptaan's Channel
[Physics optional]

https://t.me/Narayan_Amit_AIR70
[One of the Highest in Anthro]

Kushal Jain(AIR 40)
[https://t.me/+Oqhu_JYYj_5iODk1]

Mridul Shivhare(AIR 247)
https://t.me/+8I2EAhWm-Y0xY2Zl

Lakshay Anand (AIR 101) History Optional
https://t.me/lakshayanand

Vishal 3.0 (AIR39, 130 in gs2), (one of the highest in gs1-4)
https://t.me/tattvamasiiii

Raj Krishna, AIR 158
https://t.me/rjk158

Antriksh Jain - AIR130 (Sociology)
https://t.me/antrikshjain309

AIR 461
www.ruthvikbairy.com

AIR 204(Geography Optional)
https://t.me/arjit204

https://t.me/RahulBansalAir251
For those who are preparing with job.

AIR21, Dilip (Maths optional, 300+)
https://t.me/dilipkk21

Hello, I have secured AIR 91 in CSE 2021. This is my channel where I will be sharing my journey, strategy etc.
Telegram: https://t.me/pragya_jat91

https://t.me/arpit_gupta_54
This is telegram channel of Arpit Gupta (AIR 54, CSE21).You can ask your doubts here ( including the optional maths)


Roja , AIR 108, Anthropology (151 marks in P2 ) , GS4 119
https://t.me/+dqHipTiZ-kY1MWU1

Aishwarya (लड़का है ये भाई), AIR-4
https://t.me/aish_verma08

Akshay Mahadik(AIR 212)- CSE Preparation
https://t.me/akshaymahadikcse

Saksham AIR 27 (PSIR)
https://t.me/SakshamGoelOfficial

Naman (AIR30, Geography Optional)
https://t.me/namangoyal30

Arpit Sangal AIR 53
https://t.me/ArpitSangal

Shivani Jerngal AIR 300
https://t.me/shivani_jerngal

Pratik Agrawal AIR 156 (Geography)
https://t.me/impratikagrawal

Soham AIR-267
https://t.me/Soham267
PSIR 232, 278, 290 in 3
attempts

Surbhi goyal AIR-78
https://t.me/surbhi_goyal_rank78
Gs-440, Anthro-263

Vaibhav Kajale AIR 325 (Anthro)
https://t.me/Vaibhav_Kajale_AIR_325

Shreya Sree AIR 71 (Economics optional)
https://t.me/shreya_shree_71

Mehak Jain, AIR17 (Pub Ad)
https://t.me/mehak_jainAIR17

Shruti Sharma AIR 1 (History Optional)
Will be sharing strategy and material.
https://t.me/shrutisharma97

Ravi Sihag, AIR18 (Hindi Medium)
https://t.me/ravikrsihag01

Akshay Wakhare AIR 203 https://t.me/XshayW203

Divyansh Singh, AIR49 (Chemistry Optional)
https://t.me/singhdivyansh0

Anustha Kalia, AIR 143 (Psychology)
https://t.me/anushthakalia


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🎯Analysis of GS 2 - adv 26

✅Static question-6

✅Medium difficult - 5

✅Open ended- 4


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Best wishes to everyone attempting prelims 2022. I'm feeling a bit of FOMO to be honest, prelims has been an annual ritual in the last 3 years of my life. 😅

Let me note down a few last minute points which helped me in clearing the IFoS cutoffs in all those 3 attempts. Strictly personal opinions, do take with adequate amount of salt.

1. Consciously avoiding unnecessary pressure:
Don't set unrealistic targets for the last day prep, and definitely don't try to learn totally new info. Spend the day calming revising some priority topics, and maybe revisiting some PYQs to get into the UPSC mindset.

2. Get adequate amount of sleep on the day before prelims, you don't want to be fatigued during the exam. I slept very little on the day before my first prelims, and nearly screwed up CSAT because of cloudy judgement.

3. Get all the necessary items and documents in order the day before, don't leave it for prelims day morning.

4. Be unreasonably early to the exam center: don't leave anything to chance and don't get into any unnecessary pressure situations.

5. Attempt maximum questions, especially if you are aiming to clear IFoS cutoffs. I've always aimed for 90+ attempts, and I attempt every question in which I can eliminate at least one option. Statistics, hence.

6. Don't give up on any question: try to get maximum use out of whatever little information you've got on the question topic, and supplement it with your logical reasoning. More often than not, you'll be able to eliminate one or more options.

7. Time is the ultimate constraint: Wear a watch, and use it. Remember that bubbling in 100 questions is a time consuming process, and plan accordingly. Definitely don't leave bubbling for the last; you don't want erratic bubbling due to time pressure or time running out before you've bubbled in the answers you've got.

8. Follow a multi-round approach. Do a quick first round to round up all the easy questions, and then come back for the difficult ones. Never take the risk of wasting too much time on any single question in the first round. That's a luxury, take care of the essentials first.

9. Don't take unnecessary risks in CSAT, you just need 33% marks. Be calm and look for the low hanging fruits; easy math questions, straightforward comprehension questions. Don't get stuck up on theory and formulas in the math part, simple logic and common sense can often lead you to the answer instead.

10. Be confident: there's no such thing as a perfect attempt. Everyone makes mistakes along the way, everyone has regrets. So don't let your regrets get your confidence down, play the hand you've been dealt right now in the best way possible.

11. Prepare for surprises: in my 2020 prelims, the first 6 or 7 questions were all from agriculture, which was a very minor subtopic till then. In 2021, three sports questions appeared out of nowhere. Don't let such surprises get you down. Always remember that no one has prepared well for those questions; and thus there's no relative disadvantage for you.

tl;dr - be chill, prelims is not the end of the world, give it your best shot and enjoy the process.

CSE PRE 2022 PAPER

Mitron don't worry about GS-1 now,
It's done and dusted.

Focus on CSAT.
Try to solve maths as quickly as possible. 🙏🙏

Self-Explanatory

Apart from S&T hardly any section is easy. Current makes a comeback. Almost as many questions in IR as in Polity. Geo weightage increases.

Shankar IAS GS key CSE 2022