Top IAS Coaching Centre in Kolkata

IAS Vision provides the TOP IAS COACHING CENTRE IN KOLKATA, which runs the following SIX programmes, know more:

1. WEEKDAY PROGRAMME

IAS VISION is a TOP IAS coaching CENTRE in kolkata for UPSC Civil Service classes. It provides a weekday programme that comprises of classes running through the week i.e. (Monday to Friday - normally 4 days a week) & a fresh batch starts every month. Unique features of the programme are enlisted below:

• 12 months of rigorous classroom programme.
• Assignments connected to check understanding of lessons at every stage.
• 7 modules covering all aspects & subjects of UPSC civil service.
• Current Affairs Modules along with GK Supplements.
• Doubt clearing sessions - 2 years.
• 60 mock Tests/year - these tests will include internal tests (prelims & mains) & exact to the pattern External test series.
• Admissions start in january of the previous year.
• Writing practice for mains.

2. WEEKEND PROGRAMME

( Civil Service Coaching in Kolkata )

Classes are held only on weekends (Saturday & Sunday) and a fresh batch starts every month and features of the Programme are enlisted below:

• 15 months of rigorous classroom Programme.
• 7 modules covering all relevant sections of exam.
• Current Affairs Modules along with GK Supplements.
• Doubt clearing sessions - 2 years - connected to test series.
• 60 mocks / per year.
• Writing practice for mains.

3. Undergraduate Foundation Classroom Programme (2 / 3 YEARS)

It is generally agreed that long term preparation is the best one when it comes to UPSC CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATION. At times it is reported that someone has cracked the exam in the first attempt, but most of the times it is only partly true - because even though the attempt might have been the first one but the preparation might have been one spanning several years. Therefore we strongly recommend this programme.

Undergraduates can Enrol for the programme in either weekend or weekday mode & will be provided support up to one year after the completion of the graduation:

• 36 months of rigorous classroom programme.
• 7 modules covering all relevant sections of exam.
• Current Affairs Modules along with GK Supplements.
• Doubt clearing sessions - 3 years.
• 60 mocks / per year.
• Writing practice for MAINS.

4. Civil Service Mains (covers GS-1, GS-2, GS-3, GS-4 & ESSAY PAPER)

• 6 months of rigorous classroom Programme.
• 4 papers divided into 20 modules covering all relevant sections of exam.
• Current Affairs Modules along with GK Supplements.
• ESSAY writing practice, evaluation & modulation.
• Doubt clearing sessions - 2 years.
• 20 mocks / per year.
• Mains writing practice, evaluation & sample answer analysis.

COMMENCEMENT: 1st week of every month between November & January and in June

5. OPTIONALS Mains (Any one subject out of Economics / Geography / History / Political Science / Public Administration / Sociology)

• 4 months of rigorous classroom Programme.
• Both papers divided into 4 modules covering all relevant sections of subject.
• Doubt clearing sessions - 2 years.
• 20 mocks.
• Complete study materials.

COMMENCEMENT: November & June

6. CIVIL SERVICE NCERT CLASSES (6 - 12)

• 4 MONTH SUPPORT
• All study materials will be provided.
• NCERT Tests will be part of the curriculum.
• 5 days a week classes.

COMMENCEMENT: June and December

IAS VISION - HOW WE DO IT ?

Know the pattern of the UPSC – CSE

Changes are a continuous trend and hence it is important that one is aware of these changes. At IAS VISION we make sure that you are always on track. Our materials are focussed and precise.

Going through the past five years’ question papers to understand the breadth and depth of questions UPSC usually asks. It’ll give you a good perspective of what’s important and what’s not.

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 our memory and intelligence but also proper forward & backward linkages. If you lack prior practice, writing relentlessly for 6 hours a day and do this for 5 days during exam will cause both mental and physical fatigue - leading to less than optimum returns. The only way to overcome it is to practice enough before the final exam.

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.”