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[seedhe-pahad-se]

Exam aisa banao ki 4 log preparation karein and 2 hi zinda bache.

[vanillacaramello]

Day 6 of 100 days of Productivity(Season 1)

To-dos for the day :

History Optional (American Revolution)//

Newspaper//

[slythdiaries]

20.04.23

Crossing things off your to-do list is so satisfying, guys. It's addicting

P. S. Language family charts are so cool

[philomath2510]

Monday, 14th August.

Day 1/100

Was a little sick today but didn't want to miss the first day. Started with Indus Valley Civilization, Ancient History, read a little newspaper and realized I need to develop a habit of revising things.

[mim1026]

I'll be starting a study blog on here, more like a 100 days of productivity challenge. This is simply a way to keep myself accountable, at least as accountable as possible. My goal is just to finish my tasks and hit a minimum 7 hour study goal so I honestly hope I can do it. I'll post every night before bed. This is my time to take it seriously and I can feel it in my bones that I'm not putting in the effort in my preparation as I need to. I hope I make myself proud, as soon as possible.

~ Mim

[preponias]

What is White Lung Syndrome?

[trulyyoursss]

day 1/100 of systematic study. Need to cover my optional till December no matter what,...it's history btw, the subject is vast but I've to keep revising bit by bit and make a microscopic strategy. For instance, covering ancient history till 10 oct, med till 10 nov, modern till 10 dec and rest would be for revision!!! i also have made a plan to cover main specific subjects complete till December-january. They include, Ethics, Social issues, Disaster management, world history, art and culture and Env and ecology. i know it's a challenge given i have no idea of what are some of their sources till now ..but I guess content collection can never be done 100%...there is always some book or some material that will be left out, so sticking on basics from now. will also try to do 1 essay (GS-ANSWERS) practising csat question and 1 full revision of the weekly C.A. @ the end of the week. It's so so important to fix a day or two solely for revision,...so that the information STAYS. EFFICIENTLY. other than this,....need to focus on a healthy lifestyle, trying to indulge myself in a little bit of exercise, going clg once in a while + being happy and enjoying every bit of this journey. Idk about results tbh, but I KNOW I HAVE TO GIVE IT MY ALL. 🩷🩷🩷🩷 Thankyou if u read till end, (ik u didn't) but putting out random blogs like these just to self reflect...helps a lot!!!! THANKYOUU FOR UR SUPPORT.

[affairsmastery]

India things!

Project Cheetah, India's ambitious attempt to introduce African cheetahs in the wild in the country, has been completed a year after its launch in September 2022.

The project has claimed to have achieved short-term success on four counts: “50% survival of introduced cheetahs from South Africa and Namibia, the establishment of home ranges, the birth of cubs in Kuno”, and revenue generation for local communities.

According to the Cheetah reintroduction project, Cheetahs, meant for a total of 142 months in the wild, spent less than 27 months combined.

The project faced a setback with a 40% loss in the functional adult population, resulting in the death of six out of 20 cheetahs, including Dhatri, Sasha, Suraj, Uday, Daksha, and Tejas.Additionally, four cubs were born in India, of which three died, and the fourth is being raised in captivity.

Only three cheetahs, namely Namibian imports Asha, Gaurav, and Shaurya, spent more than three months continuously in the wild. However, they have been confined to bomas(enclosures) since July 2023.

There are doubts about the successful establishment of "home ranges" in Kuno.

[plutusiasdelhi]

PM VISHWAKARMA YOJNA

The article is all about PM Vishwakarma Yojna initiated by Honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The scheme focuses on the betterment of social structure and the living standards of craftsmen and artisans. Rishabh has written this informative article and our respected faculty Vikas Gupta has checked this article for further posting in the current affairs section.

Sustainability Measures:

Develop long-term strategies, including product diversification.

Explore export opportunities and adapt to market changes.

Inclusivity and Outreach:

Actively include marginalized groups, like women artisans.

Implement targeted outreach programs.

You can read the complete article here PM Vishwakarma Yojna which is the original source of the article. We have taken reference from the original source to provide information on the topic of PM Vishwakarma Yojna

Browse Plutus IAS to get daily updates on current affairs news and get ahead of all in your exam preparation.

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[crackacademy]

Understanding the UPSC CSE Exam: Insights into Exam Pattern and Eligibility Criteria

 Are you aspiring to become a civil servant and serve the nation with dedication and commitment? 

If so, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination (CSE) is your gateway to a prestigious career in the Indian bureaucracy. In this blog, we will delve into the crucial aspects of the UPSC CSE including the exam pattern and eligibility criteria, And also how Crack Academy to help you chart your path to success to crack UPSC.

1. What is UPSC CSE? The UPSC CSE is a highly competitive and renowned examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) to recruit candidates for various prestigious civil services in India. These civil services include the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), and many others.

2. Understanding the UPSC CSE Exam Pattern: The UPSC CSE is a three-tier examination process:

2.1. Preliminary Examination:

It is the first stage of the UPSC CSE and consists of two objective-type papers: General Studies Paper-I and General Studies Paper-II (popularly known as the Civil Services Aptitude Test or CSAT).

Both papers carry equal weightage (200 marks each) and are conducted in offline mode (pen and paper-based).

General Studies Paper-I covers subjects like History, Polity, Economy, Geography, Science & Technology, Environment, and Current Affairs.

General Studies Paper-II (CSAT) evaluates candidates' aptitude in comprehension, logical reasoning, analytical ability, interpersonal skills, decision-making, and more.

2.2. Main Examination:

The Main Examination is the second stage of the UPSC CSE and consists of nine papers, out of which two are qualifying in nature: English and any Indian language of your choice.

The remaining seven papers are evaluated for merit and cover topics such as Essay, General Studies I, II, III, and IV, and Optional Subject Paper I and II.

Each paper is descriptive in nature, and the total marks for the Main Examination are 1750.

2.3. Personality Test (Interview):

The third and final stage of the UPSC CSE is the Personality Test, also known as the Interview round.

It is conducted to assess a candidate's personality, communication skills, leadership qualities, and suitability for a career in civil services.

The interview carries 275 marks and contributes to the final ranking of candidates.

3. UPSC Eligibility Criteria: Before applying for the UPSC CSE, candidates must meet certain eligibility criteria:

3.1. Nationality:

The candidate must be a citizen of India.

For the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) and the Indian Police Service (IPS), candidates must be Indian citizens. For other services, candidates from Nepal, Bhutan, Tibetan refugees, and PIOs (Persons of Indian Origin) are also eligible.

3.2. Age Limit:

The candidate must be at least 21 years old on August 1st of the examination year.

The upper age limit varies based on the candidate's category:

General Category: 32 years

OBC Category: 35 years

SC/ST Category: 37 years

PwD Category: 42 years (for General and OBC), 45 years (for SC/ST)

3.3. Educational Qualification:

The candidate must hold a bachelor's degree from any recognized university or institution.

Final-year students awaiting results can also apply for the Preliminary Examination but need to submit proof of passing the examination while applying for the Main Examination.

4. Tips to Crack UPSC CSE: Preparing for the UPSC CSE requires dedication, perseverance, and a well-structured approach. Here are some valuable tips to help you in your preparation:

4.1. Understand the Syllabus: Thoroughly go through the UPSC CSE syllabus and exam pattern to understand the topics and the weightage of each subject. Focus on important areas while preparing.

4.2. Create a Study Plan: Develop a comprehensive study plan that allocates sufficient time for each subject. Make sure to include regular revisions and mock tests.

4.3. Stay Updated with Current Affairs: Read newspapers, watch news channels, and follow reliable online sources to stay updated with current affairs and contemporary issues.

4.4. Practice Answer Writing: Answer writing is crucial for the Main Examination. Practice writing concise, coherent, and well-structured answers within the prescribed word limits.

4.5. Take Mock Tests: Regularly attempt mock tests for both Preliminary and Main Examinations to gauge your preparation level and work on improving your weak areas.

4.6. Choose Optional Subject Wisely: If the UPSC CSE allows an optional subject, choose it wisely based on your interest, familiarity, and availability of study material.

4.7. Maintain Good Health: A healthy mind and body are essential for effective preparation. Ensure proper sleep, exercise, and a balanced diet.

4.8. Seek Guidance: Consider joining a reputed coaching institute or seek guidance from experienced mentors to get valuable insights and study materials.

 Conclusion

Cracking the UPSC CSE is undoubtedly a challenging task, but with dedication, hard work, and a structured approach, it is achievable. Understanding the UPSC CSE exam pattern and eligibility criteria is the first step in the right direction. Aspire high, stay motivated, and embark on this journey with always available, accessible, and affordable CRACK ACADEMY and you might soon find yourself serving the nation as a proud civil servant. Good luck!

[vanillacaramello]

Day 5/100 days of Productivity (Season 1)

To do's for today:

Attempt static GK quiz // Done

Newspaper //

American Revolution(lec 1 + 2) //

Ethics - Aptitude + Attitude //

HCF & LCM sheet //

[slythdiaries]

11.04.23

Got a uni test this week, so economics consuming much of the day. But trying to stay consistent with my optional too.

[philomath2510]

Tueday, 12th September

Day 30/100

[preponias]

Kalbeliya Dance

[upscblogs-101]

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