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• Lays the strong groundwork for entrance examinations such as UPSC, IAS, IFS, PSC, CAT, MAT, etc.
• Introduces you to innovative learning methods & advance technologies to make learning fun, engaging and easy
• Focuses on conceptual and application-based learning, thereby debunking old rote-learning methods
• Indulges in more than just academic syllabi
• Offers you competitive exposure through national level test series that enables you to know your potential at all India level
• Concept clarity on basic fundamentals and improved writing skills and analytical skills and logical thinking.
• Curriculum has been prepared by eminent IAS/PSC & IPS officers itself and classes are delivering by reputed faculties from Delhi. Students will be mentored every alternate day by young talents who appeared in the UPSC Interview last year.
• Senior IAS/IPS/IFS/PSC officers will interact directly with our children every month.
• Online Lectures are delivered every weekend, and one-on-one mentorship sessions are arranged for a short duration everyday evening. Hence, school studies are not at all affected !
• An opportunity for NRIs to see their kids as a  IAS/IPS/PSC officer, we can help them to fulfill this wishes through special sessions for NRI students as per their time zone preference. We are associated with CBSE Board affiliated schools also so NRI students may get their admission and get certifications to become eligible for any entrance competitive examinations in India.

Civil Services Exam is a 3 stage exam : Prelims, Mains and Interview. Among the three stages of the UPSC exam, the first stage is the Preliminary Exam. It comprises two papers of 200 marks each containing objective-type multiple-choice questions. The time allotted to attempt each exam is 2 hours which needs to be mandatorily attempted by the candidates. The candidates need to score qualifying marks to clear the cut-off. The Prelims consists of two papers of 200 marks each. Paper-1(CSAT-I) consists of the General studies syllabus.Paper-2 (CSAT-II) in the Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination is a qualifying paper with minimum qualifying marks fixed at 33%. Know more..

IAS Exam Pattern

The IAS Exam pattern is:

1. Stage I: Preliminary Examination (IAS Prelims)
2. Stage II: Mains Examination (IAS Mains)
3. Stage III: UPSC Personality Test (IAS Interview)

Stage I: IAS Exam – UPSC Prelims

• The questions in the IAS Exam (Prelims) are of the objective type or Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
• There is ‘Negative Marking’ in the IAS Exam for each incorrect answer but only in the Prelims stage. The negative marking for incorrect answers will be 1/3rd (0.66) of the allotted marks of that question.
• The GS Paper II (CSAT) in IAS exam is of qualifying nature and candidates should score a minimum of 33 per cent in this paper to qualify to the next stage of the IAS exam i.e. the Mains.
• Blind candidates are given an extra time of 20 minutes for each paper in the IAS Exam (Prelims).
• It is mandatory for the candidates to appear in both the papers of civil services prelims exam for the evaluation.
• The marks scored by the candidates in the preliminary examination are not counted for the final score. It is only a screening test where candidates not securing the cut-off marks are eliminated.

Stage II: IAS Exam – UPSC Mains

The second stage of the IAS Exam is called the Mains Exam, which is a written descriptive examination and comprises 9 papers. The 9 papers in IAS Exam (Mains) are as follows: Paper-A (Compulsory Indian Language); Paper –B (English) which are qualifying in nature, while the other papers like Essay, General Studies Papers I, II, III, and IV, and Optional Papers I and II are considered for the final ranking.

NOTE:

• The candidates can select their medium of writing the UPSC Civil Services IAS Mains Exam as Hindi or English or any other language listed in the 8th Schedule of the Indian Constitution.
• The Indian Languages included in the IAS exam are as per languages listed in the 8th Schedule of the Indian Constitution.
• The candidates who score above the prescribed cut-off marks in the IAS exam (Mains) will get the summons for the Personality Test (last stage of the IAS exam).
• The final ranking of the candidates is on the basis of the marks obtained by them in the Main Examination and Personality Test/Interview Round of the IAS exam.

The main exam is taken to assess the candidate’s depth of understanding and intellect. So, it requires the aspirants to have in-depth knowledge of the subjects.

The written examination will consist of the following papers:

Qualifying Papers: 

Paper-A (One of the Indian Language to be selected by the candidate from the Languages included in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution)                                    300 Marks

Paper-B : English                           300 Marks

Here is the syllabus for the Main Exam to be counted for merit. It consists of 7 papers including two optional.

• Paper – I: Essay  , 250 Marks
• Paper-II: General Studies- I (Indian History, Culture, Heritage, Geography of the World and Society) , 250 Marks
• Paper – III: General Studies -II (Indian Politics, Constitution, Administration, Social Justice, and International relations) , 250 Marks
• Paper – IV: General Studies -III (Environment, Technology, Economics, Bio-diversity, Disaster Management) , 250 Marks
• Paper – V: General Studies -IV(Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude)  , 250 Marks

Candidate may choose any optional subject as per UPSC syllabus.

• Paper – VI: Optional Subject Paper - I  ( Sociology ) 
• Paper – VII: Optional Subject Paper - II ( Sociology )