Decode Civils UPSC Answer Writing | Mudit Jain, IPS-15, IPS-16, IRS-18

Learn 10 approaches/templates of Essay Writing for competitive exams live 6th December onwards.

Course Features:
1) 11 Classes (Including Orientation).
2) Learn To Write 10-Page Essay.
3) Learn Structure Making.
4) 10 Approaches: PESTEL, SDG, Chronological, Sectoral, Contemporary Relevance, Categorization, Analytical, Question-Answer, Vision 2030/Atmanirbhar 2047 & Integrative.
5) 28 PYQs Discussion + Brainstorming.
6) 10 Assignments + Model Essays of 2024 UPSC Mains.
7) Value Added Material: Connectors + Quotes + Anecdotes + Conclusion Themes

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Entire Polity Current Affairs of November, 2024:

https://youtu.be/svmcOqN3G7g

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South Korea declares emergency martial law.

I see a potential question in UPSC Mains 2025 on comparsion between emergency provisions in India and South Korea. Emergency has anyway been in news in context of Manipur & 50th Year of the Imposition of Emergency in India.

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Following are solutions for all 13 questions of Section-A of UPSC Ethics Paper 2024.

Ethics Batch-2:https://www.sarrthiias.com/course/upsc-ethics-module-b2

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Day 182

Broad Daylight Nepotism:

Can use Mumbai Indians buying Arjun Tendulkar year after year as an example under nepotism especially because meritorious others get overlooked. @decodecivilsgroup

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Monthly compilation of current affairs with notes segregated and arranged paper and topic wise. @decodecivilsgroup

Join here for holistic coverage of current affairs for Prelims & Mains.

Last 3 Live Classes for Ethics

Exclusive focus on answer writing in these 3 classes

Class 18th: Basic + Interlinked + Applied Questions. Class 19th: Quote + Private C.S. Class 20th: Public + Applied + Law C.S.

P.S. Timing for tomorrow's class preponed to 10AM.

Economy and Agriculture Topics for Current Affairs Class-12 Today at 12PM. Will discuss from both Prelims & Mains perspectives.

Watch this before you solve Prelims PYQs:

https://youtu.be/_2K1hgatZkk
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Important for beginners who arr yet to solve PYQs.

Solve PYQs and update this tracker to keep a check on your accuracy and to find your optimum attempts. This will help you in identifying number of questions to be solved in 2025 prelims in exam hall. Dont go with preconceived notion of attempting 85+ or 90+ questions. @decodecivilsgroup

10 session of current affairs at 12 PM. Will discuss 7 mindmaps Geographical resources, geographical phenomenon, Indian neighbourhood, pacific, europe, middle east and global forums apart from mapping on places in news in October. Colored portion is news of October. September news is without color.

3rd Edition of my essay book i.e. Decode Essay is here.

It includes solutions of all 61 philosophical topics asked by UPSC between 2013-2024 in 28 different approaches. I have provided 3 different structures for each essay. Book also includes other VAM required for essay writing.

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Rahul Dravid said "When South Africa required 30 runs off 30 balls in final, no one would've thought that we would win. It was very difficult but the Indian team didn't give up. Therefore, I request you all to never give up in your life and fight till the very end.

Answer writing nuances that helped me score 425+ twice in GS. Detailed video explanation and discussion of 2 questions to follow..

Decode Civils UPSC Answer Writing | Mudit Jain, IPS-15, IPS-16, IRS-18 pinned «Quote of the day! “Never was anything great achieved without danger” - Niccolo Machiavelli In today's ethics class, I thoroughly enjoyed applying Machiavelli's teachings on Sheikh Hasina's actions and analyzed how she could have been a better 'realist':…»

Quote of the day!

“Never was anything great achieved without danger” - Niccolo Machiavelli

In today's ethics class, I thoroughly enjoyed applying Machiavelli's teachings on Sheikh Hasina's actions and analyzed how she could have been a better 'realist':

1) Use deceit or cruelty but appear to be virtuous.
2) Control your destiny, use any means as ends justify means but maintain popular goodwill.
3) Cruelty can be used but should not be unabated.

His teaching of politics and ethics need not go hand in hand is also applicable in this case.

P.S. Apply ethics theories and thinkers in such current affair contexts for deeper understanding. Then only you will be able to handle ethics paper in exam hall. @decodecivilsgroup

The colored portion that you can see is updated portion of this mindmap over what I have already covered in previous class. That is why I told not to print mindmaps as they will be gradually updated as and when fresh event is in news.