Ayussh Sanghi

This whole collection deals with some of the questions that are asked UPSC-CSE mains. The first question that is explained with definition, growth in the Indian context, statistics and reasons is, “The nature of economic growth in India in recent times in often described as jobless growth. Do you agree with this view?”. The next question which is analysed in these series is, “Livestock rearing has a big potential for providing non-farm employment and income in rural areas. Discuss suggesting suitable measures to promote this sector in India.” After this, the next lesson focuses on the question, “In the view of the declining average size of land holdings in India which has made agriculture non-viable for a majority of farmers, should contract farming or land leasing be promoted in agriculture. Critically evaluate the pros and cons.” The last question in this collection which is worked on is, “"How can the digital India programme help farmers to improve farm productivity & income? What steps has government taken in this regard?". Therefore, this collection can be extremely useful to understand and answer these questions.

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Analysis Of Various Questions Of UPSC CSE Mains 2015

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This lesson gives a detailed analysis and how to approach answer writing in mains on the following question:

The nature of economic growth in India in recent times in often described as jobless growth. Do you agree with this view? Give arguments in, favour of your answer.

This will be extremely beneficial to those students who are preparing for UPSC CSE and other related examination.

Analysis Of UPSC CSE Mains 2015 Paper III Question 1- Jobless Growth

This lesson gives a detailed analysis and how to approach answer writing in mains on the following question.
Livestock rearing has a big potential for providing non-farm employment and income in rural areas. Discuss suggesting suitable measures to promote this sector in India.
This will be extremely beneficial to those students who are preparing for UPSC CSE and other related examination.

Analysis Of UPSC CSE Mains 2015 Paper III Question 2- Livestock Rearing

This lesson gives a detailed analysis and how to approach answer writing in mains on the following question.
"In the view of the declining average size of land holdings in India which has made agriculture non-viable for a majority of farmers, should contract farming or land leasing be promoted in agriculture. Critically evaluate the pros and cons."
This will be extremely beneficial to those students who are preparing for UPSC CSE and other related examination.

Analysis Of UPSC CSE Mains 2015 Paper III Question 3- Land Holding Size Of Agriculture

This lesson gives a detailed analysis and how to approach answer writing in mains on the following question.
"How can the digital India programme help farmers to improve farm productivity & income? What steps has government taken in this regard?"

This will be extremely beneficial to those students who are preparing for UPSC CSE and other related examination.

Analysis Of UPSC CSE Mains 2015 Paper III Question 4 - Digital India In Farming Sector

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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.Enroll
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. Tags: Ancient India UPSC Previous Question Paper Analysis, Medival History for UPSC Examination in Hindi, Ancient Indian History for UPSC Examination, Questions on Ancient History.

(Hindi) Ancient and Medieval History of India: Previous Year Question Analysis

Nandini Maharaj

This course contains models answers on all questions from history in the GS Paper 1. Years 2016-2013 are covered. This will help students prepare history for mains 2017. Sources of study are also covered.

History GS: Previous Years Questions 2013 to 2016

Roman Saini

Are you unable to figure out a solution to that difficult question in quantitative aptitude or not able to understand what the examiner implied in the reading comprehension? Do not worry. Roman Saini has solved the complete paper and has provided a detailed analysis, answer key, explanation of UPSC CSE Prelims / CSAT paper 2 (2016). He has solved all the 80 questions of Booklet 'A' as if he is sitting in the exam hall and there is a crunch of time. He has tried to solve all these questions without the usage of any formulas, just using mental short-cuts, tricks and plain old common sense. 

Detailed analysis, answer key, explanation of UPSC CSE Prelims / CSAT paper 2 (2016)

Sanjana .

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

Prelims Special : Polity: UPSC CSE

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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.

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Analysis Of UPSC CSE Mains 2015 Paper III Question 1- Jobless Growth

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Analysis Of UPSC CSE Mains 2015 Paper III Question 2- Livestock Rearing

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Analysis Of UPSC CSE Mains 2015 Paper III Question 3- Land Holding Size Of Agriculture

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Analysis Of UPSC CSE Mains 2015 Paper III Question 4 - Digital India In Farming Sector