UPSC 2027 | Daily Targets Start | Phase 1 (June-August 2026)
Goal: Complete Core Foundation
Are you all ready?
2027 warriors, do join: click here
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We saw current affairs becoming very very important this year in Pre-2026 BUT the problem is how to be able to retain it directly from newspapers?
Right?
I am planning to consolidate current affairs daily here and at the end of the day we will solve 10 MCQs on the entire day's current affairs here.
On weekends we will revise weekly current affairs.
Are you all in?
Right?
I am planning to consolidate current affairs daily here and at the end of the day we will solve 10 MCQs on the entire day's current affairs here.
On weekends we will revise weekly current affairs.
Are you all in?
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Warriors, preparing for 2027 attempt:
What will you change in your preparation for 2027?
What will you change in your preparation for 2027?
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Warriors,
We start our journey from today with current affairs.
Before I share notes and mindmaps, cover today’s DNA: Here
Once you cover it, I want all of you to be accountable 👇🏻
We start our journey from today with current affairs.
Before I share notes and mindmaps, cover today’s DNA: Here
Once you cover it, I want all of you to be accountable 👇🏻
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Mains in 80 days 🔥
Warriors,
If you are clearing Prelims 2026, this video is for you: https://youtu.be/7pBv2PQlzRQ?si=f68mxtbuHC9Wvjia
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📌 A Common Mistake in UPSC Preparation: Reading PIB Every Single Day
Many aspirants spend a lot of time reading PIB daily, but that may not be the most efficient use of your preparation time.
Here’s a smarter approach:
✅ Follow PIB’s official social media updates and save only the releases that seem relevant for UPSC.
✅ Give greater attention to PIB content between December and May. This period includes important documents such as:
• Year-End Reviews (YERs)
• Budget-related releases
• Economic Survey highlights
• President’s Address and Parliamentary Session summaries
✅ Year-End Reviews are particularly valuable because they compile major developments across ministries in one place. You don’t need to read every ministry’s review—be selective and focus on sectors that frequently appear in the exam.
🎯 For most aspirants, especially in the early stages of preparation, time is better invested in:
• NCERTs
• Standard reference books
• Revision of core subjects
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PIB Releases 3 June 2026.pdf
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Your notes on important releases for 3rd June 2026
Solve these 10 questions and share your scores with me 👇
SOLVE HERE
Solve these 10 questions and share your scores with me 👇
SOLVE HERE
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It’s weekend 🚨Revision time ⏲️
Students,
Good morning. Let us focus on revising this week’s targets and current affairs today and tomorrow.
Read today’s DNA
Do share today’s DPQ scores 👇🏻
Students,
Good morning. Let us focus on revising this week’s targets and current affairs today and tomorrow.
Read today’s DNA
Do share today’s DPQ scores 👇🏻
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I'm in love with this sentence:
“If you can overthink the worst why can't you overthink the best.”
Isn’t it?
“If you can overthink the worst why can't you overthink the best.”
Isn’t it?
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One session = entire 1 year plan
https://youtu.be/qgFKOq6zaks?si=zdXIzdS3L8jnPr1A
I will share the sheet of this plan too.
https://youtu.be/qgFKOq6zaks?si=zdXIzdS3L8jnPr1A
I will share the sheet of this plan too.
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