1) 3 civil service mains, 1 personality test

2) BITS Pilani

3) Serious UPSC aspirant

Nikhil Bhandare

In this course, we will attempt the questions that were asked in 2018 UPSC Mains. I will provide detailed discussion and approach to the answer. This is a good platform to do answer writing practice of direct UPSC Mains questions.

Crack UPSC CSE Prelims and Mains Exams. Know how to prepare for UPSC 2019 and 2020, complete syllabus, exam patterns, latest notifications to join IAS, IFS, IPS and other cadres of Civil Services.

UPSC CSE - GS

UPSC - Civil Services Examination (IAS) Preparation

English

2018 Mains Questions Discussion - UPSC

Previous Year Questions

Practice Questions

Practice & Strategy

UPSC CSE

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

Union Public Service Commission Exams (UPSC)

UPSC Previous Year Questions

Overview video

Gs1- Q1 - Safeguarding the Indian art heritage is need of the moment. Comment. 150 words

Discussion of GS1-Q1 from 2018 Mains UPSC Paper

Discussion of GS2- Q20 2018 MAINS. US-Iran nuclear pact controversy and national interest of India

Discussion on GS2-Q20 2018 Mains

Discussion on GS3- Q16 - should India keep on expanding her nuclear energy program?

Discussion on GS3 - Q16 Mains 2018

Discussion of gs4- q1(a) - three basic values of civil services

Discussion on Gs 4- Q 1(a) mains 2018

Discussion on GS3- q15 mains - activity in the field of biotechnology

Discussion of GS3- Q15

Discussion on GS1-Q4

Discussion on gs2-q15; panchayat question

Discussion on Gs2-q15

Discussion on gs3 question- protectionism, currency manipulation and macroeconomic stability

Discussion on GS3- Q12

Discussion on GS1- Q3

Discussion on gs2-q11 :supreme Court judgment

Discussion on GS2-Q11

Discussion of the ethics question- Warren Buffett quote

Discussion on gs4- q3(b)

Discussion on gs1-q12;  impact of new States on economy of a country

Discussion on GS1-Q12

Discussion on GS2-Q13; POLITICAL Systems in USA AND India

Discussion on GS2-Q13

Discussion on gs3-q1 ; progress made in India in regard to clean energy

Discussion on GS3-Q1

Discussion on question gs4-q2(a); public interest

Discussion on GS4-Q2(A)

Educator by passion. Chartered Accountant by qualification.  

Satyam Bubna

In this course, Satyam will discuss all the questions that have been asked from Ancient & Medieval History in past 10 years in Civil Service Exam.The Indian history commences with the beginning of the Indus Valley Civilization in places like Mohenjo-Daro, Harappa, and Lothal, and the advancing of the Aryans. These two parts are elaborated as the pre-Vedic and Vedic periods wherein the Vedic period Hinduism arose and this is the period of which the Vedas are dated. Under the rule of Ashoka, in the fifth century, large parts of India were united who eventually adopted Buddhism, and spread it to other parts of Asia.

Ancient and Medieval History of India: Previous Year Question Analysis

Parminder Singh Sandhu

In this course, Parminder Singh Sandhu will discuss the MCQs of the previous year on daily basis. This course aims to help the learners in practicing the MCQs every day to improve.

General Awareness: Previous year MCQs on Daily Basis

Roman Saini

This course starts with the detailed analysis of UPSC CSE Prelims - 2016 CSAT Paper - 1. Roman Saini has compartmentalised all the questions and has provided valuable feedback on the question papers. He has emphasized on the focus areas from which questions are asked and what to expect in next year's question paper as well. Roman then goes on to provide the solution to each and every question of the paper. Although efforts are made, there might be some error especially in some controversial questions.  

Detailed analysis, answer key, explanation of UPSC CSE Prelims / CSAT paper 1 (2016)

Sanjana .

In this course, the educator is discussing 
Previous year questions of polity asked from 1979 to 2015

Prelims Special : Polity: UPSC CSE

Travelling gives you 'experience' & teaching 'immortalizes' it.  Loves both :)  

Vimal Singh Rathore

Isn't time one of the most necessary factors while appearing for the UPSC CSE prelims? This course by Vimal covers the mock tests which will help in strengthening your basic/ understanding of the subject that you will be appearing for. If everything is already planned, then half the work is already done. Mock tests give an idea of the examination. The more you solve the better are your chances to be prepared for the exam and clear the mains. Mock tests help students by giving an opportunity to revise the syllabus well before the real examinations. Keep a positive attitude while giving the exam. Keep practicing our free mock test courses and you will ace the exam. It allows you to learn from your mistakes. Most of the mistakes can be overcome with the help of Mock tests situation and help in laying out that plan required for the examination. Such mock exams help students in identifying which areas require improvement and also look at multiple ways of solving the same questions using different strategies and power tricks. Here is a course that will test you based on your existing knowledge. Aspirants can post answers in the comment section. The aspirant who answers all of them correctly will be eligible to win a surprise gift. Make use of this free mock test series and spread the word so that it will help others too. Tags: Free Mock test series for UPSC, Mock test series for CSE prelims, Free Mock Test for UPSC online, Online Mock Test for UPSC free, Mock Test for UPSC, Online Mock Test UPSC CSE, Online Test for IAS, Current Affairs Online Questions UPSC, MCQs, Questions from The Hindu for UPSC, Mock Current Affairs Questions, Online Current Affairs Quiz for UPSC, UPSC Current Affairs Quiz, Multiple Choice Questions Current Affairs 2017, MCQs on The Hindu.

Lessons

16 lessons • 2h 46m

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Overview video

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Discussion of GS1-Q1 from 2018 Mains UPSC Paper

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Discussion on GS2-Q20 2018 Mains

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Discussion on GS3 - Q16 Mains 2018

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Discussion on Gs 4- Q 1(a) mains 2018

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Discussion of GS3- Q15

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Discussion on GS1-Q4

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Discussion on Gs2-q15

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Discussion on GS3- Q12

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Discussion on GS1- Q3

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