How To Prepare UPSC Civil Services Mains Paper-II (GS-1) UPSC has brought changes to the Civil Services Mains examination in both the pattern and the syllabus. We know that now there are 4 General Studies Papers apart from one Essay and Optional paper each. This article discusses preparation strategy for General Studies -1 (i.e Paper-II, Paper-I is Essay) Before you start reading further, please remember the following important mantra given by the Almighty UPSC: “ The questions are likely to test the candidate’s basic understanding of all relevant issues, and ability to analyze, and take a view on conflicting socio‐ economic goals, objectives and demands. The candidates must give relevant, meaningful and succinct answers.” This sentence is the guiding light for your preparation. You don’t have to master the topics, all you need is BASIC UNDERSTANDING and the ability to analyze. Basic understanding come...
PAPER 2 @ A QUALIFYING PAPER - SHOULD I CONSIDER IT OR NOT.!? if you ask me the same question whether to consider paper 2 or not then i will say it is as important as paper 1. It is like fuel to a brand new car... For suppose you bought a new branded mercedes benz car but you didnt pour some fuel into it then it won't move a single inch. Like wise even if u score 180 in paper 1 but you failed to qualify in paper 2 then You won't move to the next level that is mains.. So don't neglect paper 2 There are so many unlucky people who score good marks in paper 1 but were unable to qualify in paper 2.. So remember that your fate is aslo lie in paper 2. As the qualifying mark for paper 2 is only 33% that is 66 marks.. The csat paper only consist of 80 questions each question carry 2.5 marks each with negative of 0.83. So if mark the answers correct for 27 questions without any wrong marking then you are qualified. U can secure more than 66 marks which are required for qua...
VALUE OF RUPEE GOING DOWN FOR HOUR TO HOUR MUMBAI: The Indian rupee today is the worst performing currency in the world. The rupee is down more than 7.5 per cent this week and more than 13 per cent in August alone. It has plunged nearly 25 per cent in 2013. A host of negative factors have been responsible for its fall. The latest one to spook the markets has been the geo-political concerns in the Middle East. There are allegations that Syria used chemical weapons on civilians. The US, UK and France are contemplating a military act...
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