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Political Science Optional Test Series For UPSC
Under The Guidance of Mukesh Sir
Political Science Optional Test Series For UPSC Online Course 2022-23
- Starts From : July 10th
- Validity
- Till Mains
- Total Tests
- 19
- Sectional
- 11
- Full Length
- 8
- Seats
- 25
- Mode
- Online / Offline
- Fee
- 15,000
Some of Sir’s students like
Bhuvnesh Devidas Patil (IAS, Rank 59) ; Shrenik Lodha (IPS, Rank 133); Arvind Sukumar (IPS, Rank 185); H.S Bhavna (IRTS);
Prayas Kaushik (IIS); Amit Sunal (IRS); Mridul Singh (IAS);
B. Rahul (IAS); Mayank Sharma (HAS, Rank 2)
have made it to the Service and are doing great work in their respective field as an Ethical Civil Servant.
Features of the Programme
1. Limited Enrollments
This is to ensure that due attention is given to the candidates so as to guide them on “How to Improve Answer Writing “, which is often not the case when the number is huge. So, with these aspirants can be personally attended to.
2. Personal Interaction
Offline + Telephonic–We believe that it’s not enough to evaluate script, in the current pattern when competition is tough; every stakeholder has to walk an extra mile. We intend to communicate to the aspirant via personal sessions and regularly providing the required inputs to the student. This ensures a gradual understanding of mistakes, without which one cannot improve
3. UPSC Pattern
Question Papers are prepared strictly as per the current UPSC pattern. Stress is on evaluating analytical skills of the aspirant rather than cramming skills.
- Starts From 15th Dec
Features of the Programme
- Limited Enrollments
This is to ensure that due attention is given to the candidates so as to guide them on “How to Improve Answer Writing “, which is often not the case when the number is huge. So, with these aspirants can be personally attended to.
- Personal Interaction
Offline + Telephonic–We believe that it’s not enough to evaluate script, in the current pattern when competition is tough; every stakeholder has to walk an extra mile. We intend to communicate to the aspirant via personal sessions and regularly providing the required inputs to the student. This ensures a gradual understanding of mistakes, without which one cannot improve
- UPSC Pattern
Question Papers are prepared strictly as per the current UPSC pattern. Stress is on evaluating analytical skills of the aspirant rather than cramming skills.
About Political Science Optional Test
Series For UPSC
It is important to understand at the first place, “What should be the motive of Test Series”? If it is to have more and more questions being repeated, then perhaps best would be to take all sources and Compile in a document which at times is so bulky but in reality has very little substance.
Criteria of joining a test series should neither be that whether few of our questions appear directly in the exam (Preliminary + Mains) nor should it be the objective of an aspirant before joining test series. The important and perhaps the only question is how have you trained your mind to respond to the main and the final event which comes after an exhaustive and well-designed test program clubbed with right feedback. This remains our never-ending endeavor at CHROME IAS ACADEMY to provide the same.
So we believe that enrolling for test series at CHROME IAS ACADEMY is justified as it serves the following purposes:
First is “Training of Mind”, if that is achieved half of the battle is won. And the primary purpose of the test series at CHROME IAS ACADEMY is this.
Second important aspect of our well-crafted program is to act as a “Priming factor”. It has to prepare you for the final event and act as a close rehearsal. Though initially we started off with a Comprehensive Test module, but on demand from aspirants, this year we have come up with a Sectional Plan, so as to keep aspirants in a step wise learning model.
Third purpose of CHROME IAS MAIN EXAMINATION TEST SERIES is to give you a platform to “Revisit important issues” and also topics that might have skipped your gaze. Also, Best psir test series for upsc to implement what you have learnt over time and see where you stand as comparison to others.
Fourth and perhaps the most important aspect is the “Right Feedback” which is customized based on the assessment of the aspirant by out experts.
Changes in the Test Schedule may be made due to unforeseen circumstances with or without any prior notice. The Institute shall not be responsible for any loss or liability suffered by the students arising out of such adjustments in the Schedule.
ALL THE BEST. NOTHING WORTH; COMES EASY. WORK HARD
Best Faculty for Political Science Test Series
Mukesh Chaudhary
Mukesh Sir, guiding aspirants in GS Mains Answer Writing since 2016 with special focus on GS 2 and Political Science Optionals.
He is completely oriented for his student’s success and provide comprehensive support to students from Content to Answer Writing.
Enroll now.
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Importance of Ethics Paper
Ethics Paper in UPSC Main Examination was inducted in the year 2013 for the first time when the commission changed the hitherto existing pattern of the Examination.Over the years Ethics paper has remained a mystery for large number of students
40-50% aspirants score below average marks in ethics
1st
Above average marks in ETHICS helps in securing RANK.
The variation in Ethics marks is from 70 to 125 out of 250. This gap of 50 marks approx. can make or break one’s chances to be in the final list. And getting marks in Ethics is not tough if the subject is approached with right mindset and marks fetching approach.
Thus it either acts as a road block in your final selection or can affect your final rank.
It is very easy to bring coaching notes and some standard books and highlight the important parts in it but only memorizing content cannot help you score good marks as it leaves you paralysed when it comes to connecting various parts of the paper and writing good examples. Therefore a good conceptual clarity is always desired with above average writing skills.
2nd
ETHICS demand not only conceptual clarity but also answer writing skills
3rd
ETHICS helps in ESSAY paper to build perspectives
The importance of Ethics is not limited to GS paper IV , rather it extends to your Essay paper and aids you in coming up with different dimensions in your essay paper.
So investing your time in Ethics is a wise decision.
Score in ethics can be improved wih right approach & guidance
Ethics is a low hanging fruit. Make it your strength to ensure your selection.
4th
Understanding ETHICS not only helps you in becoming IAS but also makes you a better person in life.
Ethics Syllabus
i) Ethics and Human Interface: Essence, determinants and consequences of Ethics in-human actions; dimensions of ethics; ethics – in private and public relationships. Human Values – lessons from the lives and teachings of great leaders, reformers and administrators; role of family society and educational institutions in inculcating values.
(ii) Attitude: content, structure, function; its influence and relation with thought and behaviour; moral and political attitudes; social influence and persuasion.
(iii) Aptitude and foundational values for Civil Service, integrity, impartiality and non-partisanship, objectivity, dedication to public service, empathy, tolerance and compassion towards the weaker-sections.
(iv) Emotional intelligence-concepts, and their utilities and application in administration and governance.
(v) Contributions of moral thinkers and philosophers from India and world.
(vi) Public/Civil service values and Ethics in Public administration: Status and problems; ethical concerns and dilemmas in government and private institutions; laws, rules, regulations and conscience as sources of ethical guidance; accountability and ethical governance; strengthening of ethical and moral values in governance; ethical issues in international relations and funding; corporate governance.
(vii) Probity in Governance: Concept of public service; Philosophical basis of governance and probity; Information sharing and transparency in government, Right to Information, Codes of Ethics, Codes of Conduct, Citizen’s Charters, Work culture, Quality of service delivery, Utilization of public funds, challenges of corruption.
(viii) Case Studies on above issues
