Forwarded from Aman Aloon, AIR 295
Doston,
I've put together a short PSIR form ahead of the upcoming workshop.
Your responses will help me understand the group's key challenges, preparation gaps, and questions. I'll use them to shape the workshop agenda and prioritise the issues that matter most to you.
It should take about ~5 minutes to fill.
https://forms.gle/wFBkRSFqrxhgDAoP9
I've put together a short PSIR form ahead of the upcoming workshop.
Your responses will help me understand the group's key challenges, preparation gaps, and questions. I'll use them to shape the workshop agenda and prioritise the issues that matter most to you.
It should take about ~5 minutes to fill.
https://forms.gle/wFBkRSFqrxhgDAoP9
Google Docs
PSIR Marks Improvement Workshop
Hi, I am Aman Aloon, AIR 295 (CSE 2025).
The difference between my PSIR scores of 218 (2024) and 282 (2025) wasn't just about putting in more effort or hoping for better luck (though I certainly did plenty of both :') ).
Looking back, it also came from…
The difference between my PSIR scores of 218 (2024) and 282 (2025) wasn't just about putting in more effort or hoping for better luck (though I certainly did plenty of both :') ).
Looking back, it also came from…
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Dear @all
A gentle reminder
We have,
1. UPCS CSE 2027 - Sociology Foundation Batch 6 orientation at 1pm
2. UPCS CSE 2026 - Sociology Mains Batch orientation at 3pm
In case you missed out on the discount code, let me know, I’ll share a discount code with you so that you can start your Socio prep today 🙏
A gentle reminder
We have,
1. UPCS CSE 2027 - Sociology Foundation Batch 6 orientation at 1pm
2. UPCS CSE 2026 - Sociology Mains Batch orientation at 3pm
In case you missed out on the discount code, let me know, I’ll share a discount code with you so that you can start your Socio prep today 🙏
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That is what I keep telling all my students that Sleepy’s known for its content …
And instead of calling sleepy’s content GS, we shall call it GS+
As it not only helps in acing UPSC CSE but because we keep track of what all is happening in so many other exams like CDS, CAPF, EPFO, APFC, State PSCs (like those of Punjab, Haryana, UPPSC, Uttarakhand, MPPSC, WBPSC, and others), and include their questions and PYQs in our content, our content also helps you ace these exams in addition to UPSC CSE
But in the end, we are just a bunch of teachers… providing the best of the content and classes… everything, literally everything is done by the student 🙏🙏
And that’s why we want to invite and reach all the students who are ready
And for that we are forever grateful to god that we’ve been able to reach hardworking students who value our content and get top ranks with their hardwork 🙏🙏
Touchwood , this shall never stop🤞
And instead of calling sleepy’s content GS, we shall call it GS+
As it not only helps in acing UPSC CSE but because we keep track of what all is happening in so many other exams like CDS, CAPF, EPFO, APFC, State PSCs (like those of Punjab, Haryana, UPPSC, Uttarakhand, MPPSC, WBPSC, and others), and include their questions and PYQs in our content, our content also helps you ace these exams in addition to UPSC CSE
But in the end, we are just a bunch of teachers… providing the best of the content and classes… everything, literally everything is done by the student 🙏🙏
And that’s why we want to invite and reach all the students who are ready
And for that we are forever grateful to god that we’ve been able to reach hardworking students who value our content and get top ranks with their hardwork 🙏🙏
Touchwood , this shall never stop🤞
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Forwarded from Sociology Sleepy Classes
There’s a star in the sky… the first star of the evening sky.. the one that makes all our wishes come true…
(as seen outside Sleepy’s offline center today evening)
(as seen outside Sleepy’s offline center today evening)
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Forwarded from Ayush Raina UPSC (Mains Polity IR )
Bhai log aaj ka question coming up, get your pen paper ready…
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Forwarded from Ayush Raina UPSC (Mains Polity IR )
Mains Value Addition Protocol
Day - 2
Topic : Women and Women organisations
1. Examine the role of gig economy in process of empowerment of women in India. ( 15 marks , 250 words)
2. What are the continued challenges for women in India against time and space ? ( 10 marks , 150 words)
Day - 2
Topic : Women and Women organisations
1. Examine the role of gig economy in process of empowerment of women in India. ( 15 marks , 250 words)
2. What are the continued challenges for women in India against time and space ? ( 10 marks , 150 words)
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What are the issues that are impacting your preparation ?
Let me know in comments
Will try to make videos on them and get them resolved for everyone 🙏
Let me know in comments
Will try to make videos on them and get them resolved for everyone 🙏
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Forwarded from Environment for UPSC by Dr Manmeet Kaur
I would like to support your UPSC Mains preparation through a focused practice of Mains questions and Previous Year Questions (PYQs) from Environment, Disaster Management, and Internal Security.
I will be posting one Mains question every day, along with a model answer, at the end of the day (EOD).
You can write and upload your answers, and I will provide detailed feedback, suggestions, and inputs to help you improve your answer-writing skills and exam readiness.
I will be posting one Mains question every day, along with a model answer, at the end of the day (EOD).
You can write and upload your answers, and I will provide detailed feedback, suggestions, and inputs to help you improve your answer-writing skills and exam readiness.
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PSIR Aspirants,
Mains 2026 Crash Is Here,
To help you stay disciplined, focussed and Mains-Ready
Sleepy Classes has launched the PSIR Crash Course for UPSC Mains 2026.
Watch the video and decide whether you're doing the right with correct guidance for the dream rank or not. 🙏🏻
https://youtu.be/txrPKgCjtxE?si=KY2dSzFh599NZMWx
Mains 2026 Crash Is Here,
To help you stay disciplined, focussed and Mains-Ready
Sleepy Classes has launched the PSIR Crash Course for UPSC Mains 2026.
Watch the video and decide whether you're doing the right with correct guidance for the dream rank or not. 🙏🏻
https://youtu.be/txrPKgCjtxE?si=KY2dSzFh599NZMWx
YouTube
How to Prepare PSIR Optional for UPSC Mains 2026 | Complete Preparation Plan
Preparing PSIR Optional for UPSC Mains 2026?
In this video, we explain how to prepare Political Science and International Relations Optional for UPSC Mains 2026 in a structured way.
You will understand syllabus coverage, answer writing strategy, current…
In this video, we explain how to prepare Political Science and International Relations Optional for UPSC Mains 2026 in a structured way.
You will understand syllabus coverage, answer writing strategy, current…
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Possible Mains Question:
Examine the role of gig economy in the process of empowerment of women in India.
Examine the role of gig economy in the process of empowerment of women in India.
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Forwarded from Ayush Raina UPSC (Mains Polity IR )
MVP_Day2_ModelAnswers.pdf
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Guys video publish hone me time hai … here are the model answers for your reference
The data table in the end is the actual goldmine here
can be used in multiple questions
The data table in the end is the actual goldmine here
can be used in multiple questions
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UPSC is asking questions from diverse sources
We are trying to cover them in our videos (either in our batches or on youtube )
Posting one more such video where Manmeet ma’am has solved 8 questions of environment asked in MPSC Rajyaseva paper recently
We are trying to cover them in our videos (either in our batches or on youtube )
Posting one more such video where Manmeet ma’am has solved 8 questions of environment asked in MPSC Rajyaseva paper recently
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Forwarded from Environment for UPSC by Dr Manmeet Kaur
I have solved 8 questions of Environment from the MPSC Rajyasewa Paper conducted on 31st May in this video
Do watch it and let me know your score out of 8 here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVN9OQ8sDjA&t=321s
Do watch it and let me know your score out of 8 here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVN9OQ8sDjA&t=321s
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Forwarded from Sociology Sleepy Classes
Today a beautiful thing happened in our Sociology Live Answer Writing Class
A student saw the words “non-positivist methodologies” in the question and immediately began writing
He had written the answer really well, but I told him, it won't get him marks
He must have been shocked
But here is the problem
The actual question was:
“Evaluate non-positivist methodologies in addressing sociology’s modern challenges”
He had answered the first half of the question beautifully
But he missed the second half entirely
That the question in fact demanded how those methodologies have been used in "addressing sociology’s modern challenges"
When I pointed it out, there was a brief silence
Then he wrote oh yes, yes :)
As a teacher I absolutely love such moments of realisation
Which every serious aspirant eventually experiences
That in UPSC, while knowledge is important,
But attention is equally important.
That so many students lose marks not because they don’t know the answer, but because they answer a question that wasn’t actually asked 🥲
It's just always a missing keyword
Or a neglected directive
Or, an ignored context
And, suddenly a 6/10 answer becomes a 3/10 answer
Guys, these are small mistakes
But never forget that selection is often decided by small margins
So, while yes sometimes students do need more content, but at times someone sitting beside them, catching these little errors can go a long way in making a deep impact
And, that is one of the quiet purposes of answer writing practice,
That I do not merely wish to improve what you know, but to improve what you notice
And often, that makes all the difference 😊
A student saw the words “non-positivist methodologies” in the question and immediately began writing
He had written the answer really well, but I told him, it won't get him marks
He must have been shocked
But here is the problem
The actual question was:
“Evaluate non-positivist methodologies in addressing sociology’s modern challenges”
He had answered the first half of the question beautifully
But he missed the second half entirely
That the question in fact demanded how those methodologies have been used in "addressing sociology’s modern challenges"
When I pointed it out, there was a brief silence
Then he wrote oh yes, yes :)
As a teacher I absolutely love such moments of realisation
Which every serious aspirant eventually experiences
That in UPSC, while knowledge is important,
But attention is equally important.
That so many students lose marks not because they don’t know the answer, but because they answer a question that wasn’t actually asked 🥲
It's just always a missing keyword
Or a neglected directive
Or, an ignored context
And, suddenly a 6/10 answer becomes a 3/10 answer
Guys, these are small mistakes
But never forget that selection is often decided by small margins
So, while yes sometimes students do need more content, but at times someone sitting beside them, catching these little errors can go a long way in making a deep impact
And, that is one of the quiet purposes of answer writing practice,
That I do not merely wish to improve what you know, but to improve what you notice
And often, that makes all the difference 😊
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