Process to UPSC - Jatin Jain (AIR 91 CSE 2022)

Useful for Mains

Sociology Revision Notes for Mains by Aditya sir

✅Covers Thinkers of Paper 1 and 2 collectively topic wise . So that you can use them collectively in your answers .

✅ Covers Important concepts and definition to be used in your answers .

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For sociology optional, Below is a initiative by Aditya sir (3 interviews) might help. It's a free of cost initiative.

Its a Video series , where PYQ themes are discussed.

In this Sir will discuss important sociology topics which are coming repeatedly in both Paper 1 and 2 .

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Final 30 days strategy by my friend Aditya, Do watch for the final leg of preparation

All the best

https://youtu.be/jmlJPoFxSio?si=E_fVdrCTj0Hoal2L

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Hello friends, due to my training in NPA I'm not getting much time to share the insights for the preperation,
But my very close friends with whom I prepared for the exam, IPS Shubham Jain and IFos Gaurav Lodha , have started an active channel for guiding and will also be providing notes for both upsc and IFos .
So you all can join it for maximum benefits of yours

Hello friends,
My dear friend IPS Shubham Jain, has recently started his telegram channel for the benefit of the fellow aspirants. He has a vast knowledge base and good experience of UPSC.

Attaching the link for your references

https://t.me/shubhamjainlaw

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Hello guys!
I hope you all are studying well.
As you all know that after 2 failed prelims attempt of mine in the 3rd attempt I gained success by clearing all the stages and most importantly Prelims..

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Dear aspirants

We will be conducting an open session on answer writing strategy wrt sociology tomorrow at 5 pm…
Issues like:
Notes making, answer writing, keywords, sources, how to write current based topics from sociological perspective along with some discussion on 2023 paper will be done.

I hope it adds some value to your preparation

Making the most out of Mock Tests
(Since Prelims Season > Diwali Season)

A. When to start?
- Start early, start small. Start giving Open Mocks from November onwards (even without revision, UPSC will anyway throw random questions at you even in the exam)

- Increase the frequency as the exam approaches. One test a week from December/January (based on your previous Prelims experience) and then gradually increase it to 2-3 a week. Wind up it all by April end/May beginning.

B. How many to attempt?
- Two to three sectional tests per subject to cover the entire syllabus.
- At least 10 FLTs, preferably from different institutes.

C. How to analyse?
- Identify your areas of weakness and strength (based on how logically you can answer something you haven’t studied).
- Formulate a strategy for time management in the actual exam (no. Of optimum iterations).
- Beware of your mistakes (misreading, lack of knowledge, lack of revision, confusing concepts etc.) and try to avoid them.
- Skim through the model answers, no need to make notes out of it.

D. How to revise?
- Scrape out any important piece of information while reading the explanation to the questions and revise it periodically. No need to revise all the questions/ answers.

Happy Mock-Testing! 🥳