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Almost 50% are not focusing on Newspaper.
This is a very big mistake.
Start reading it from Today.

“BETTER LATE THAN NEVER”

These kind of articles are very very important
Read them carefully and note down key words and facts

Today’s Indian Express

"If someone really wants to do something, they will find a way to do it".

SIMPLIFYING UPSC for 2026

1) Read NCERTs from 6th to 12th for History, Geography, Economy, Fine Arts and Laxmikanth For Polity.

2) Science -8th , 9th and 10th NCERT.

3) Immediately start with Mains syllabus and use any material which is given according to syllabus- I suggest Sunya IAS.

4) Daily One Answer practice of PYQ.

5) Start Making short notes from Second Reading.

6) Daily Newspaper - imI suggest Indian Express

7) Regular analysis of Pyqs- Buy Any PYQ answers Book.( Preferably Sunya Ias)

8) Once you Finish Second Reading Join Any Mains Test series. You can complete this by Jan 2026.

9) For Prelims you have to Read separate Any Environment and science and Technology standard books.

Follow these instructions which will give you a very good direction and can save you time, energy and resources.

Trust me I didn’t follow any direction and that is the reason it took me so many attempts.

Once you know the right path
You will reach your destination soon, if not then never.

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When you read newspaper you have to focus on these kind of News items.

Based on aspirants suggestion
The next live session will be on Essay writing and 2026 strategy.

This time we are going to have a Special Guest. Coming from a humble family, he has cleared Group 1 , IFOS and, IFS with his consistency, Dedication and Commitment.

Stay tuned for further updates.

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We pay tribute to the memory of Former Prime Minister of India, shri Manmohan singh ji.
Rest In Peace 🙏

A Small Note from my dear friend BANNA VENKATESH IPS, He has scored around 130 marks in Ethics in CSE 2023.

GS4 ETHICS: SOME POINTERS THAT CAN HELP

Theory:

1. Understand the meaning of all the keywords mentioned in the syllabus clearly. You can refer to standard books like lexicon or use internet or any coaching videos to make sure that the basic concepts are clear.
2. Then try to collect examples from different areas like from civil servants, social activists, reformers, leaders etc who can be attributed to such values. Quoting examples in your answers will add value.
3. Wherever possible, try to use quotes that match or explain the meaning of that particular question. Quotes can be from religious scriptures, popular leaders, freedom fighters or different western/eastern philosophies.
4. Try to use simple and clear words while writing answers. Use the keywords that we study in the theory part in your answers. Eg: any question on corruption, we can use slippery slope doctrine to explain how it starts slowly with small amounts that can eventually lead to big scandals in the future.

Case studies:

1. Try to read it clearly, and understand the crux of the case study and while starting the answers, it is good to summarise the case study in 2-3 lines as to what the case study is about and what issue we are dealing/ being faced by that particular character in that study.
2. Always try to use the keywords that we study in the theory part while writing the challenges/dilemmas faced.
Eg: Use various topics that we studied like deontology/teleology, means/ends etc.. while addressing the dilemmas (just one example… similarly we should use)
3. Try to use the character names and then mention what ethical issue/dilemma faced by them while answering, which makes it more clear that you have understood various stakeholders and their challenges.
4. Try to conclude the case study with a relevant quote that aptly fits in the case study.
Eg: If it is a case study that relates to the abuse of power by a civil servant, then this quote can be used
“Power can be used to light up homes. The same can be used to burn a house. Choose wisely as to how that power should be used”

Collect more examples and quotes. Use internet, chatgpt etc for the same.

All the best for your exam and be confident. You can clear the exam and the first step is belief in self that one can do that.
Banna Venkatesh, IPS
UPSC CSE 2023- Rank 467

This is what is required if you want to clear any exam.Until you understand the demands of UPSC or Any State services you won’t be able to clear even if you work 12 or 16 hours a day.

Clarification regarding Mains Personal Guidance.

Many students mistakenly believe that, like other rankers or mentors, I will also dedicate only a small amount of time to each individual.Their doubt is also genuine. Many rankers or mentors previously behaved that way.

But my personal guidance will be a game changer. I will talk to every individual on daily basis and I constantly monitor their performance.

I give them targets and I make sure they finish within prescribed time limit. They have to write regularly and I discuss their answers in detail on regular basis.

You will develop a very good understanding of UPSC within a short time.

Once you join my Personal guidance you don’t have to look for anything else.

And I make sure that you stand in that top 5- 10% of competitors.

Remember whatever I say I fulfil it. I am not a man of words but action.

My Sincere Advice !!

Start your day by looking at Previous year questions

End your day by writing answer to any Previous Year question.

Common sense is not very common.

Join Crash course at 499 and 999. You will become IAS.

Thousands and Lakhs of Aspirants buy it.

People want it and they sell it.
And the Business continues.

This is the sad reality.

No time off today, please.
New year is coming so work hard today.😀