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Sunday, 18 December 2022

25 AIR-SHRUTI RAJ LAKSHMI (IAS Topper 2021)

 


25 AIR-SHRUTI RAJ LAKSHMI (IAS Topper 2021)


In the Year 2021, the UPSC CSE result was announced by the UPSC where Shruti Raj Lakshmi of Jharkhand achieved the 25th All India Rank (AIR)  in her second attempt. Shruti Raj Lakshmi is also an engineer by her profession and was working in a corporate company at a very good salary but she decided to quit her job and prepare for one of the hardest examinations in the country. Shruti comes out as a topper in Jharkhand, where 21 candidates have qualified for the IAS exam this year.


Bio And Background

Background- Shruti Raj Lakshmi belong to Ranchi where she got her primary education. Shruti’s father Dr Anand Kumar is an advocate, while her mother Preeti Rani is a Child Development Project Officer (CDPO). They are residents of Amba village of Bhagalpur in Bihar, and now they live in Ranchi.

It was a desire of her parents from the beginning that Shruti will become an IAS Officer. She got full support from her family when she resigned from her job the preparation for UPSC.


UPSC Optional Subject

Shruti Raj Lakshmi believes that Anthropology is a good optional subject for her because she has an interest in Anthropology and the study material is easily available in the market.

Aspirations- 


Shruti has applied for her home cadre, Jharkhand. She wants to work to connect tribal products with technology and work in the health field. She believes that the people of her village should also get the benefits of development and work is needed to ensure that all government schemes reach them. She wants to use whatever she has learnt in IIT for the development of villages.

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Monday, 17 October 2022

Craze around- IAS coaching in Delhi



 Delhi- a city of culture, power, and history has established itself as a maker of thousands of dreams. One such dream is the dream to become an IAS officer. Delhi has successfully catered to the needs of the aspirants and helped them in realizing their dreams. Over the past few decades, Delhi has become a Mecca for Ias aspirants. 

Every year flocks of students come to this city to turn their dream into reality. This city has certain pockets which have customized themselves around the UPSC preparation cycle. There are various coaching centers have mushroomed in the city.

 It should be mentioned here that coaching centers are there in other cities as well like Bangalore, Jaipur, and Bhopal but the craze of Delhi has not subsided. Aspirants believe that Delhi gives them that sense of preparation and environment that is needed for clearing the examination.

 In this blog, we will discuss about how Delhi has created this craze among UPSC aspirants, and different coaching institutes in Delhi and which the best one is if you think of preparing this blog will give you an idea of how to begin your Upsc journey. We shall deliberate on the following questions in this blog:

1. Is coaching Essential in the first place?

2. Why does Delhi have this craze?

3. Best Coaching Institute in India?


There is no second thought about the aura and prestige that the Indian Administrative Service holds. And that’s the reason it has kind of created a rage among the budding talent of this country. This examination is considered the toughest examination in our country and this is because of the fact that the brightest minds of the nation strive to become a part of the permanent executive of India. When the competition is so tough, one should prepare for the war.


And here the dilemma of whether coaching is essential or not comes into the picture.


So answering it straight, It Depends. There are various instances where people have cleared the examination without any coaching and we all are witness to the fact that there are hundreds of thousands of aspirants who couldn’t clear the examination despite taking coaching at the best institutes. So taking coaching or preparing without it is not a deal breaker in clearing the examination. But yes, we cannot ignore the advantages one gets if she/he takes coaching. A few benefits are listed below:


In present times we are surrounded by gazillions of distractions and it becomes a bit difficult to stay on track. So coaching helps us to be on track and avoid diversions in our preparation

The syllabus of UPSC is humungous. And if we don’t have proper guidance, chances are that we might drown in the sea of information.

Coaching helps in channelizing the preparation.

It makes your preparation journey organized, disciplined, and put together.

It also helps you during the low phase of your preparation when you think of quitting. At this point mentors in the coaching, institutes act as rays of hope which can guide you to sail through tough times.

However, success in the examination will always be the manifestation of your hard work.


Why does Delhi have this IAS fever?



Delhi has always been a magnet for all UPSC aspirants. Whoever thinks of Upsc, wants to be in Delhi for preparation. The reason for such a craze is the availability of guidance, resources, and ambiance. In Delhi, Karol Bagh and Mukherjee Nagar are known as the ias pockets. 

The entire economy of these two places is dependent on UPSC aspirants and coaching institutes. While Karol bagh caters to English medium students, Mukherjee Nagar deals with the bright Hindi-speaking minds of this nation. If we talk about coaching institutes, there are many institutes like GS Score, Vision IAS, Next IAS, and Vajiram & Ravi just to name a few in the English medium. Sanskriti IAS & Drishti has a big name among Hindi medium aspirants.

 Some of these coaching institutes have opened their branches in different cities but couldn’t create the atmosphere that Delhi provides to an aspirant. Every material whether in English or Hindi is easily available In Delhi and because all the IAS Coaching centers are situated here, aspirants can go and have a one-on-one discussion with the mentors whenever they want or whenever they feel fixed in their preparation journey.



Best IAS Coaching in Delhi 

There are many coaching centers in Delhi. It becomes a tough decision to zero down on which is the best coaching for IAS preparation. Vajiram & Ravi have tried to give results every year but now there is a reshuffle in the faculties.

 Next, IAS is trying to create a name for itself. Vision IAS is another name that has expertise in test series. Sanskriti IAS is a one-stop destination for Hindi medium aspirants. But if we see the overall performance in terms of faculties, results, and test series, GS SCORE has created a mark in every field. It has exceptional faculty, Test series on UPSC patterns, great mentoring, and an environment that will help in bringing the best out of a candidate.


UPSC preparation is a journey that teaches you a lot. This journey will become exciting when you have good guidance and mentoring. Because at the end of the day it is the journey that makes you a person of grit and value and success becomes the byproduct of the hard work that you put in.


Friday, 2 September 2022

All You Need To Know About UPSC Syllabus 2022-23

 Introduction

The Indian Administrative Service (IAS) is the honorable public service in India. It is a civil service of the Union Government and was established by the Constitution of India. The IAS is one of the most sought-after jobs in India, but it requires very rigorous training and practice to reach this status. This can be achieved through UPSC Syllabus for Mains Examination 2022 -23.

UPSC Prelims Syllabus for Paper 1 

•           Indian History & Indian National Movement

•           Current Events of National & International

•           Indian and World Geography

•           Polity and Indian Governance

•           Economic and Social Development   

•           General Issues on Environment Ecology

•           GeneralScience                                                                                                                                                                                            

UPSC Prelims Syllabus for Paper 2

•           Comprehension

•           Interpersonal & Communication Skills

•           Logical Reasoning & analytical ability

•           Decision Making & Problem Solving

•           General Mental Ability

•           Basic Numeracy and Data Interpretation

This is a quick overview of the UPSC syllabus for papers 1 and 2. The Preliminary Examination is the first phase in the UPSC IAS Examination, which tests the general awareness, critical thinking, and logical abilities of an IAS aspirant. The objective-type questions are made to eliminate the maximum number of candidates. To clear this phase, IAS aspirants require a proper strategy, conceptual clarity, and regular revision. Thus, the IAS prelims syllabus becomes very important to strategies according to individual strengths and weaknesses.

The Mains Examination of the UPSC Civil Service Examinations is much more complex and challenging. It tests knowledge and intellectual traits, conceptual clarity, understanding of fundamental concepts, coherency, and preciseness with clarity of expression.

UPSC Mains Examination Syllabus



Paper I – Modern Indian Language

•           Comprehension of a given passage.

•           Precis Writing

•           Usage & Vocabulary

•           Short Essay

•           Translation from English to Indian Language

Paper II – Essay 

•           Candidate will be required to write an essay on a specific topic

•           Language and medium according to the candidate’s Choice

•           Essay will be your 250 marks.

GS Paper 1

•           Indian Culture

•           Modern Indian History

•           History of the World

•           Society 

•           Geography

GS Paper II

•           Indian Constitution

•           Governance

•           International Relations

GS Paper III

•           Economy 

•           Science & Technology 

•           Environment

•           Disaster Management

•           Security

GS Paper IV

•           Ethics and Human Interface

•           Attitude

•           Aptitude

•           Emotional Intelligence

•           Contributions of Thinkers and Philosophers

•           Public Values & Ethics

•           Probity in Governance

 

Two Optional Subject papers

 There is a candidate's right to choose their optional subject out of 48 total options and will be two papers combined of 500 marks. 

The syllabus of the UPSC mains exam is vast and complex. It is necessary for the UPSC aspirants to track and sort the current affairs under appropriate papers/headings as per the UPSC  mains syllabus

 FAQs 

Why do Current Affairs Play an Important Role in UPSC?

It is always beneficial to know current affairs as they are the most important aspect of life. This can help you in your exams and it also helps us understand some of our surroundings better. Current Affairs is an essential part of UPSC. It helps you to develop a keen interest in the news and a sense of awareness against those evils which threaten mankind.

How to find the best IAS coaching to Cover the Prelims & Mains Syllabus?

In today’s competitive environment, the role of coaching institutes is increasing to be the ‘Pole star’ for aspirants in leading their way towards the gates of LBSNAA. However, with a rising number of coaching, aspirants find themselves confused regarding opting best IAS Coaching for them. 

Points to look for before joining coaching:

  • The main role of coaching is to guide aspirants toward covering the syllabus in an effective manner. The Foundation courses majorly meant for making aspirants familiar with the concepts mentioned in the syllabus is the key. The aspirant should wisely look for mentors who regularly interact with aspirants for clearing any doubts that aspirants have from time to time.
  • A comprehensive test series for both prelims and mains examination is a must to practice for the exam in real-time. 
  • Personal Guidance/mentorship is another such requirement for an aspirant to better understand the demand of the exam and track his/her progress. Aspirants must join an institute where the answer sheets are evaluated by the mentors and reviewed personally to help aspirants to understand his/her mistakes and ratify them. 

Students also thinking about the UPSC  Interview 2022, but don’t worry I will make another separate blog, where I will mention all the way of UPSC interviews questions through toppers interview analysis.

Hope the information given in this blog will be helpful for the candidates who want to prepare for the UPSC exam.

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