Vironika Environment and SnT

8 hours daily is all you need to clear the UPSC Prelims 2025.

Those who are advocating for 15 hours are lying to you!

Don’t miss this golden chance to clear #upscprelims2025 
It's the perfect time to start for prelims.

I have started daily mock practice with explanations and guidance on personal mentorship sessions on: 

- how to improve the score
- how to solve and analyse pyqs
- how to manage time 

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Don’t miss this golden chance to clear #upscprelims2025 
It's the perfect time to start for prelims.

I have started daily mock practice with explanations and guidance on personal mentorship sessions on: 

- how to improve the score
- how to solve and analyse pyqs
- how to manage time 

Join the 1-on-1 personal mentorship program.
10% extra discount for the first 10 participants.

DM us on whatsapp to join the mentorship program : 9871496677

👉River in the news: Okavango

Location : Botswana

Are you also facing this dilemma in your UPSC journey?

▪️Food Chain

- Static portion is very important in Environment and Ecology,
But you can’t spend unnecessary time in outdated and bulky materials.

👉We are launching soon environment and economy - static portion module under 150 pages.

Revision notes x “Environment and Ecology”

Topic : Ecological Pyramids

- pyramid of numbers
- pyramid of biomass
- pyramid of energy

Stay tuned, Entire short notes module will be released soon.

The ‘Environment Static portion - Revision Short Notes PDF’ is currently under construction.

Launching soon. 
Stay tuned💯💯.

The nation mourns the demise of former PM Manmohan Singh Ji.

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2024 wrapped of @ProxyGyan

- 150+ aspirants enrolled for 1 to 1 personal mentorship for the 2025 batch.
- Selection in CDS, CAPF, and AFCAT.
- Selection in the UPSC interview.
- Completed our 1st innovative-guided answer writing program with daily answer evaluation.
- @ProxyGyan is now 12K+ Twitter family.

Now, we are open for registrations for 2026.
This is the right time.

If you have any doubts, watch this video👇🏻

How many hours do we need to study to clear UPSC?
18 hours?

How to get ahead of 90% crowd before you enter 2025?

Include these three things in your UPSC preparation journey:

1. Complete the first thorough reading of the optional subject before 31 December 2024.

2. Right 2-3 mains answer daily for the next 40 days, analyse them and note down what are your weak points.

3. Start solving previous year questions of the prelims.
Initially start with the 20 question, later increase it to 50.

How to practice Mains Answer Writing?

You have to identify all the parts mentioned in that question.

- You have to give equal weightage to all of them if you desire to gain high marks.

What you think you should do to start your UPSC Preparation:

- Accumulate resources.
- Listen to 50 topper strategies.
- Watch YouTube videos endlessly without direction.

How you actually start your UPSC Preparation journey:

- Read the Syllabus at least 15 days before picking any book.
- Start with reading basic books like NCERTs.
- Not chasing all the available resources in a market.

- Most importantly, you should have full faith in your "Mentor".

Opened 5 slots for 1-to-1 Personal Mentorship for UPSC CSE in October 2 days ago,
3 seats are already filled, only 2 left.

Whatsapp us on : 9871486677

Must read for every beginner aspirants.

Are you struggling with self discipline?

Read this

First selection of the @ProxyGyan family.

We are yet to complete our first UPSC cycle.

Congratulations Ayush🙌

I am glad that my guidance & time management tips and sticking to basic resources have helped him.

If you are lost in your UPSC journey,
Already wasted a few years roaming around various coaching.

Now is the time to act.

I am opening 5 slots for the September Mentorship Program.
Join today
DM at : 9871486677 for a 10% early bird discount.

I am Sharing with you all the first happy moments of
@ProxyGyan
family.

I left my high-paying job a year ago at one of the leading ed-tech platforms in India and
decided to dedicate my entire life to mentoring misguided aspirants in the age of overinformation.

Today, I would like to introduce you to "Ayush".

He is also preparing for UPSC and he is committed to it as well.
I am 100% sure he will crack UPSC as well.

- He enrolled with us a few months ago and yesterday came the good news.

He has cleared SSB and was selected as "Indian Coast Guard Assistant Commandant".

Many Congratulations Ayush🥳

Are you revising the right way?

A year ago I left my 6 figure high-paying job at one of the leading ed-tech in India.

Everyone questioned my decision.
Everyone asked 'Why'?

I only had one vision in my head back then: "Help 1 lakh misguided aspirants."

I decided to make it as affordable as much as I could.
I strived to provide better quality of everything at less than 10th cost.

I aim to provide personal guidance to every serious student who is preparing for the UPSC exam.

Today,
I am earning 10x less than what I used to 2 years ago.
But I am 10x happier now.

My students are my source of joy.
These kinds of heartwarming messages make my day every single day.

Grateful 💯

Make sure you are avoiding this huge mistake in your UPSC Preparation journey.

Why is the "100 Days Answer Writing Program" by
@ProxyGyan
unique and best for you?

Because of these 3 reasons:

1. Evaluated copies within 5 days which means you will save time and identify your mistakes faster, unlike other institutes that take 15 days.

2. We are only enrolling 75 students, which means you will get personal attention and care.

3. We will keep it so simple that in the first 10 days, we will teach you the art of answer writing, which means your score in Mains will improve from the range of 60-70 to 110-115.

Limited seats. We are launching soon.
Join Today.

Dm here on whatsapp : 9871486677

Revision tips by Vironika Mam💯

"100 Days Exclusive Answer Writing Program"
is here.
- Starting From 1st Sept 2024.

Registrations Open
@ProxyGyan

DM open📥

Here's a list format of the major lakes in Africa along with their locations:

1. Lake Victoria - Borders Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania
2. Lake Tanganyika - Borders Tanzania, Democratic
3. Republic of the Congo, Zambia, and Burundi
4. Lake Nyasa (Malawi) - Borders Malawi, Mozambique, and Tanzania

5. Lake Turkana - Kenya and Ethiopia
6. Lake Albert (Mobutu Sese Seko) - Borders Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo
7. Lake Chad - Chad, Niger, Nigeria, and Cameroon
8. Lake Kivu - Borders Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda

9. Lake Edward - Borders Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda
10. Lake Nakuru - Kenya
11. Lake Naivasha - Kenya
12. Lake Bogoria - Kenya

13.Lake Elementaita - Kenya
14. Lake Manyara - Tanzania
15. Lake Eyasi - Tanzania
16.Lake Rukwa - Tanzania

17. Lake Tana - Ethiopia
18. Lake Abaya - Ethiopia
19. Lake Awassa - Ethiopia
20. Lake Kariba - Border between Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Specific Lakes and Regions:

1. Lake Chad:
Once one of Africa's largest lakes, it has shrunk by an estimated 90% since the 1960s, affecting nearly 40 million people who rely on it for water.

This drastic reduction is attributed to both climate change and upstream water usage for irrigation.

2. Tigray Region:

A dire situation where reservoirs have dried up, severely impacting local agriculture.
This region's plight underscores the immediate human impact of lake drying, leading to calls for aid and sustainable development goals interventions.

3. Other African Lakes:
The general trend observed globally, where over half of the world's largest lakes are shrinking, likely applies to various African lakes as well, driven by similar factors of climate change and human consumption.

ᐧ Lakes in Africa are drying, We all know that and UPSC is extremely interested in them as well.

👉🏻 In the last 3-4, UPSC has asked more than 10 questions in Prelims.

▫️ Do not fear,
Here is everything you need to know to correct those tough questions.

👉🏻 Here's a synthesis of the current conditions and implications:

1. Climate Change Impact:

Climate change has significantly altered rainfall patterns across Africa, leading to prolonged droughts in regions like Tigray, where reservoirs and farmlands have dried up due to failed rains.

2. Human Activities:

Overuse of water resources for agriculture, development, and other human needs has compounded the natural reduction in water levels.

Should we start something interesting for ‘Science and Tech'?
and ‘Environment and Ecology’ on Youtube?

Planning something interesting for you all.💯

Like and comment so that I get a fair idea that you are excited.