IASbaba's Flagship Course: Integrated Learning Programme (ILP) - 2024 Read Details
Hello Friends,
Have you ever heard of the phrase, ‘Laakhon mein ek’, the Hindi version of ‘One in a million’. Well, it is most fitting for students who qualify the prelims exam of UPSC Civil Services. Mathematically, the odds of qualifying the exam are very low. And since the probability is so low, even the toppers are not sure whether they’ll be able to qualify the exam or not before they get a rank.
It is a known fact that only knowledge cannot help you in qualifying the exam. Amidst this uncertainty, it is natural to panic. Also, because of the extension due to lockdown, anxiousness has increased manifolds. However, there are many who have cracked the formula to qualify the exam, and again and again, they crack prelims even when their preparation doesn’t look that sound.
So from our experience and understanding of the exam, we have decided to share how common sense and basic understanding can improve your performance in the exam and help you get those 10 – 20 marks extra. We advise you to diligently go through the video and make notes for your reference and try to implement those methods in the next mock test that you take.
How to crack UPSC PRELIMS using Common Sense (Elimination Technique (KCT Approach)- These sessions are taken by Mohan Sir (Founder, IASbaba). This is the first part of the discussion session.
Basic idea behind this session, is to REMOVE the Fear of Cracking Prelims Exam and Emphasise on using COMMON SENSE to solve UPSC Prelims Exam.
These sessions will give you more confidence in attempting UPSC Prelims paper and give you an edge in scoring more than the cut-off and clearing Prelims Exam.
IMPORTANT POINTERS DISCUSSED IN THIS SESSION:
Mohan Sir, will be coming up with 2 More Video Sessions on How to crack UPSC PRELIMS using Common Sense (Elimination Technique) by solving the last 3 Years (2019, 2018 & 2017) UPSC Prelims Questions. Selected questions from these previous years will be picked up and solved using common sense.