REGULAR WEEKDAY PROGRAMME

Keep abreast of the shifting trends of the UPSC – CSE

Exam changes focus every single year in terms of depth. Current affairs are required to be known and comprehended - not in isolation but in a manner that makes you capable of predicting trends and understanding the  ins and outs of a particular issue. At IAS VISION we make sure that you are always on track. our materials are focussed and precise, but at the same time pack enough depth.

“All the three stages – Prelims, Mains, and the Interview test an aspirant in terms of awareness, comprehending ability, writing presentation and analytical ability in writing and verbal presentation . understanding changes & changing focus of every years exam goes a long way in overcoming challenges presented at every stage of exam. The requirements of each stage are slightly different & adjustments are key to success.”

Analysing the past years’ cannot help much as exam shifts in breadth and depth of questions UPSC usually asks. The best way to approach is not be fooled by so called exam analysts, but try to be prepared as exhaustively as possible.

 

Choosing the right optional paper for the UPSC – CSE

while choosing an optional paper, an aspirant must give weightage to what they are comfortable with vis-à-vis what they think will help them score more. Think and research well before you pick the subject. Ensure that you give yourself enough time to choose the optional as well. Interest in the subject, overlap with GENERAL STUDIES Papers & availability of support should not be overlooked.

writing practice for mains exam

Mains exam demands not only knowing the facts and the basics but also the ability to present in a manner that makes a topic cogent & clear. Any amount of practice is not enough, writing endlessly before exam serves little purpose - always remember it is about quality not quantity. writing practice should start the day you start preparation for UPSC CIVIL SERVICE.

 

Revision

very few topics in the exam will turn out to be unknown - but adequacy of information is what makes things difficult - to resolve this revision cannot be overemphasized. “The notes you make must be such that it does not take more than an hour to go over the syllabus. A week prior to the exam, aspirants should not go through extensive content or books.” our materials are always made in a manner that your workload will get reduced.

 

Importance of the four P’s

Passion, Patience, Perseverance, and a Positive outlook are traits that are of utmost importance for all aspirants. “No matter what stage of preparation or attempting the paper one is at, keeping these four points in mind will help the aspirant remain focussed and clear in their thought process