Class Notes 4 You

Sunil Kumar Dhanwanta AIR-22 UPSC CSE 2021 Essay Writing Format Class Notes 4 You .  Subject- समस्याओं का सामना करना ही सही अर्थ में जीवन का सार है । ( Essence of life is facing the difficulties ) संबोधन ................................................. समस्याएँ प्रत्येक व्यक्ति के जीवन का स्वाभाविक अंग है हालाँकि समस्याओं की प्रकृति और तीव्रता अलग-अलग हो सकती है | स्वामी विवेकानंद ने कहा था-“जब आपके सामने समस्या न आए तो आप सुनिश्चित हो सकते हो कि आप गलत मार्ग पर चल रहे हो |” किसी भी सामान्य व्यक्ति के जीवन में समस्याएँ निश्चित रूप से आती हैं| लेकिन उन् समस्याओं के प्रति आपका दृष्टिकोण कैसा है उससे आपके जीवन की दशा और दिशा तय होती है | प्रथम श्रेणी में वो लोग आते है जो यह चाहते है कि उनके जीवन में कोई समस्या आए ही नहीं जबकि दूसरी श्रेणी के अंतर्गत वो लोग शामिल होते है जो समस्या को जीवन का अंग मानकर उनका साहस और कठोर मेहनत से सामना करते है | आलसी जीवन अस्वाभाविक और नकारात्मक किस्म का है क्योंकि जीवन में कुछ प्राप्त करने के लिए जीवन की कटु चुनौतियों से टकराकर ही रास्ता निकालना पड़ता...

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Hello everyone!! This is Dr.Diksha Joshi (AIR -19 CSE 2021). I will shortly come up with detailed strategy for both GS and medical science optional. Feel free to ask your queries related to CSE preparation here😊 A brief introduction: 1.Was born and brought up in Pithoragarh,Uttarakhand. 2.Medical science graduate (passed out in 2019.) 3.Third attempt at UPSC-CSE  4.Got AIR-19 (finally😅) 5.Optional:Medical Science(marksheet already shared for both prelims and mains) An honest description and analysis of my previous two attempts: •1st attempt(2019): Not cleared prelims Prepared while doing my internship and due to paucity of time and also a sudden shift from science to humanities subjects it took me longer than usual to understand and finish a subject. As a result I couldn’t finish the syllabus for prelims(eg:had not read ancient,medieval and art n culture) did not revise thoroughly my current affairs and other GS subjects, took only 1-2 full length before actual prelims and never ...

A brief introduction about myself An engineer by graduation and anthropologist/history buff by passion. Rank 58 UPSC 2020, IAS Telangana. Hey everyone, Myself Faizan Ahmed, I belong to Kota, Rajasthan. I completed my schooling from St. Paul's School Mala Road Kota and then did my undergrad from University College of Engineering, Rajasthan Technical University, Kota in mechanical engineering. I graduated in 2018. This was my second attempt at UPSC in which I cleared the exam with an all India rank 58. In my first attempt, I could not even clear the prelims. My optional subject was anthropology and I am currently pursuing postgrad in the same from IGNOU. I have represented my university at zonal level in table tennis. I love quizzing. When I am not studying, I can be found playing football, badminton, video games, reading non-fiction books and travelling to different places.  I am an IAS officer of 2021 batch and have been allocated Telangana cadre.  I will be honest with you, I...

Hi everyone , prelims is just around corner. There are few tips you need to remember.  For aspirants appearing in this prelims 2022.  Few Tips- 1) Be very calm and confident. Understand no one knows more than 45 questions in exam. 2) After that people take educated guesses and try to solve 85-90 questions. 3) One must focus on eliminating options rather than looking for right statement directly.  4) Be very aware of extreme looking statements ( only, no, none, maximum, minimum) etc.  5) This is not the time to panic at all, trust yourself and your preparation, don't overthink and don't try to overdo stuff. 6) I used to attempt 83-88 questions, one must look for their optimum attempts based on mock tests. 7) Don't give anymore mock test. Rather revise tests given earlier. 8) I used to bubble simultaneously after reaching at answer, it saves a lot of time. Don't wait until last , I personally witnessed a candidate not able to fill OMR sheet. 9) At last prelims is all a...

Gaddam Sudheer kumar Reddy: Hello everyone My name is Sudheer Kumar  CSE 2021, rank 69 Chemistry optional I will be sharing my notes on this platform I am planning to make a detailed strategy on chemistry optional https://www.evernote.com/shard/s558/sh/62a16dd3-71bd-4007-bcd3-2ca72553f36d/ This is my notes on various supreme court judgements https://www.evernote.com/shard/s558/sh/123b9efc-c45d-4e01-8b4f-ac6d66f34e9e/ various definitions https://www.evernote.com/shard/s558/sh/2626bc95-8061-45e7-bf75-d8d689eeeff7/ various committees, most of the credit for this particular notes should go to Dhatri Reddy https://www.evernote.com/shard/s558/sh/8e3b67c3-e43b-41a3-a96a-a569943fb97a/ minor value additions in Art and culture https://www.evernote.com/shard/s558/sh/f6bf61b4-357b-4b4e-ac75-1c35f784f816/ This is my essay notes, which contains a lot of book summaries which I have read over the past few years https://www.evernote.com/shard/s558/sh/da79f9df-3664-4b42-81d3-2e28561f2788/ Ethics Not...

Saksham Goel AIR 27 UPSC CSE 2021 Hello everyone  I am Saksham Goel (Rank 27, CSE 2021) This is my marksheet About me: I graduated from St. Stephen’s College (University of Delhi) in 2020 in B.A. Programme (Economics and Political Science). This was my first attempt. Now that prelims is round the corner, some last minute tips for those who will appear on the 5th: 1. It is normal to feel that you might forget everything on the day of the test (you won’t forget anything) 2. Don’t forget:      a. Mandatory: admit card, BLACK pen (unless instructions have changed, it is supposed to be black)      b. Optional- water bottle, writing board ( if the centre allows, as the Govt school benches can be broken), pencil, eraser, and scale 3. Send someone, if possible, to see the route to your centre a day or two before the actual test (try not to rely only on google maps) 4. Eat non-junk light food from 2 days before the test. (Just to be very cautious that your stom...