Roman Saini

Through this course, Roman will be explaining in detail on how the UPSC CSE aspirants should approach to tackle questions from the subject - Ancient and Medieval History. As this course begins, Roman speaks on how to organize the initial hurdles which the aspirants might encounter during UPSC CSE preparation, especially for this subject. Then he speaks about the list of important topics from this subject which the CSE aspirants should not be missing. He also renders a 15-day strategy which will help CSE aspirants to master Ancient and Medieval History. The aspirants will also learn the art of making effective notes for the subject. Tags: History Syllabus for UPSC CSE, Ancient History Syllabus for UPSC CSE, History Syllabus for UPSC CSE, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC Syllabus, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, IAS Syllabus, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus.

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

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Ancient and Medieval History for UPSC CSE by Roman Saini: Strategy, Important Topics, Syllabus, and Notes Making

Indian History

Practice & Strategy

Indian Polity 

Polity, Governance & IR

UPSC CSE

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

Union Public Service Commission Exams (UPSC)

The lessons gives you an overview of the course which would enable you to master Ancient and Medieval History for UPSC CSE with utmost ease. This lesson emphasizes on why you need to have the right approach to study it.

Overview: Developing the right approach to master Ancient and Medieval History for UPSC CSE

A crucial lesson where all the vital aspects which would enable you to score maximum marks for Ancient and Medieval History questions. Apart from handing you the basic approach to study the subject, Roman also tells you the core areas to focus on, types of questions to expect, reasons behind studying Ancient and Medieval History, analysis of the subject, how to approach a given topic, and lastly, points to ponder.

Basic approach to Ace Ancient and Medieval History for UPSC CSE

Starting out with the fundamental approach an aspirant should adopt, the lesson gradually takes you through the History syllabus for Prelims and Mains in detail and also, acquaints you with a few examples of questions that you would encounter.

Detailed analysis of syllabus: Ancient and Medieval History

In this lesson, Roman describes that how you can become a master in Ancient and Medieval History in just 2 weeks.

15-day Strategy to turn from Novice to Master: Ancient and Medieval History

In this lesson, Roman talks about the art of making effective notes for ancient and medieval history.

How to make effective notes: Ancient and Medieval History

In this lesson, Roman have covered all the important topics for Ancient and Medieval History for UPSC CSE.

Important topics for UPSC CSE: Ancient and Medieval History

MA in Applied Human Rights from Sheffield Hallam University, BA (Hons.) History from LSR, reader, dancer, love to teach, AIR 42 in 2018 UPSC

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Lessons

6 lessons • 37m