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Admission Open! Topic-Wise and full length (25th NOVEMBER) AVAILABLE IN BOTH ONLINE/OFFLINE FIRST MOCK TEST FREE!! Test Series - 01 (Topic-wise & Full Length) Starts from 02nd December - 2018 25 Tests (20 Sectional & 5 Full Mock Tests) 05 CSAT Test GS Paper - II Test series - 02 (Full Length Mock) Starts From 16th December - 2018 12 Full Mock Tests of GS- I 05 CSAT Test GS Paper - II Highlights of Test Series Highlights of Test Series INTENSIVE COVERAGE OF SYLLABUS IN A SYSTEMATIC MANNER CRISP-YET-COMPREHENSIVE ANSWERS DETAILED EXPLANATIONS & DISCUSSION IN ONLINE MODE IN SYNC WITH CHANGING DYNAMICS AND PATTERN OF UPSC (IAS) P.T. AFFORDABLE PRICING FOCUS ON CONCEPTUAL LEARNING INSIGHTFUL ANALYTICS ALL INDIA RANKING Underestimating the IMPORTANCE of PRELIMS Success ratio of 3:100 vis-à-vis Mains (1:5) and the Interview (1:3) Colossal dynamism - enormous variation in proportions of static vs. dynamic questions Demands extensive coverage of current events and their interlinkage with the breadth of static knowledge Prelim Mock Tests: Reading from photocopies/PDFs Aspirants who mug up questions without practicing them in an efficient mock exam platform and in a time-bound manner often fail to perform on the actual exam day Pirated Mock Exams may save you some fees, but will cost you your precious youth if you fail in Prelims (Time is Money) Not using ELIMINATION techniques Mere extensive reading and overreliance on knowledge to solve questions, one soon finds out, is not the solution Leads to less number of attempts One is forced to resort to random guessing & this carelessness can cost you heavily Preparation without a STRATEGY Poor grip over the UPSC syllabus Irrelevant study material - reading from too many sources Not analyzing the strong and weak areas Not revising the questions INTENSIVE COVERAGE OF SYLLABUS IN A SYSTEMATIC MANNER Wide coverage of sources right from basic NCERTs to Advanced sources CRISP-YET-COMPREHENSIVE ANSWERS: We don't provide a

The Civil Times: Daily Editorial Analysis for 14th February 2019 (Current Affairs for UPSC/IAS)