🎯 Important world mapping topics to cover for Prelims 2023 :-
1. All plateaus (plates) of the world
2. All major straits and gulfs
3. Important mountain ranges of the world
4. Important Seas of the world
5. Important ocean currents
6. Important deserts of the world
7. Important lakes of North America, South America, Africa and Central Asia and Russia
8. Sudan boundary countries
9. Central Asia boundary countries
1. All plateaus (plates) of the world
2. All major straits and gulfs
3. Important mountain ranges of the world
4. Important Seas of the world
5. Important ocean currents
6. Important deserts of the world
7. Important lakes of North America, South America, Africa and Central Asia and Russia
8. Sudan boundary countries
9. Central Asia boundary countries
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Comparison of cut-off from 2018-2022
Looking at the trends of cut-offs from past few years, it has become very evident that Prelims exam has become very dynamic.
But Prelims is not that difficult to crack. You need to score 95+ (which is even less than 50%).
Therefore, focus on core subjects like Polity, Indian Economy, History, Environment and I.R. and other misc topics like Geography Mapping and Important relevant Current Affairs.
But Prelims is not that difficult to crack. You need to score 95+ (which is even less than 50%).
Therefore, focus on core subjects like Polity, Indian Economy, History, Environment and I.R. and other misc topics like Geography Mapping and Important relevant Current Affairs.
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🎯The above video is a 1 hour 43 mins of tips and elimination techniques through Mcqs.
👉Which mcq to attend , which one to leave.
👉Every mcq has different strategy to solve. It's NOT at all a one-size-fits-all approach.
Watch the above lecture to know a lot more. 👆👆
👉Which mcq to attend , which one to leave.
👉Every mcq has different strategy to solve. It's NOT at all a one-size-fits-all approach.
Watch the above lecture to know a lot more. 👆👆
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👆Marks of Selected Candidates of UPSC 2022
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What is Sengol, to be installed in the new parliament
https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-history/sengol-new-parliament-significance-nehru-8626977/
https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-history/sengol-new-parliament-significance-nehru-8626977/
The Indian Express
‘Sengol’ to be installed in the new parliament: Significance of the sceptre, first given to Nehru
The Sengol gets its name from the Tamil word 'semmai', meaning righteousness. The sceptre is a historical symbol of Independence as it signifies the transfer of power from the British to the Indians.
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