Target “100 Question” of UPSC Preliminary Exam 2018
Target “100 Question” of UPSC Preliminary Exam 2018
Target “100 Question” of UPSC Preliminary Exam 2018
Target 100 Questions UPSC 2018
Most Expected & Probable Questions Test Series
(“Read Rvise Recall” Approach)
1.GOAL:
The Test Series (TS) and Quality Improvement Programme (QIP) have been designed for improving candidates’ learning outcome. The goal is to help candidates:
1. EVALUATE what they have studied
2. LEARN about their strong and weak areas
3. REVISE and UPDATE their knowledge
4. Overall, AUGMENT their preparation towards the UPSC exam
2.REAL SYLLABUS VS APPARENT SYLLABUS
The syllabus of General Studies given by UPSC is only indicative. The actual syllabus of this section is much more and the details can be explored only after combining the syllabus with the previous years’ questions to create all the possible DIMENSIONS from which the questions may be asked(Most Expected Questions). The Test Series will help the candidates in framing out the real syllabus of the UPSC exam.
3.C3 (CURRENT- CORE- CONCEPT) APPROACH:
By analyzing the latest trend of UPSC, we may find that it is just not asking questions from the news issues/ current issues which are very transient in nature, rather it uses them as the context to explore the core areas of General Studies relevant for a particular year’s exam and then it tests the conceptual understanding of the candidates from the same areas. Based on the same philosophy, we have developed our C3 (Current- Core- Concept) approach and designed our test series to help the candidates cover all the issues highly probable for the exam.
4.DIFFICULTY LEVEL AND LOGICAL STANDARD:
The difficulty level of the test questions will be exactly that of UPSC. It will not be below that. It will not be way above that either, just to impress the candidates. Focus will not be just on testing the factual clarity. The logical standard of the questions will be high, which is the actual pattern of UPSC.
“Read Rvise Recall”:
The Test Series has been specifically structured to help students prepare cyclically for the exam. Each cycle gives candidates the chance to improve over the previous one and measure their progress. Each cycle, if treated as a revision cycle, will gradually raise the preparation level of the candidates, giving them multiple revisions of the entire syllabus.
“Read Rvise Recall” cycle 1 :
The questions in this cycle will test the understanding of the candidates on different themes of the exam .
- Test 1 1st January, 2017 Environment + current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
2. Test 2 5th January , 2018 POLITY(Constitution)+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
3. Test 3 12th January, 2018 GEOGRAPHY+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
4. Test 4 17th January, 2018 Economy+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
5. Test 5 22nd January, 2018 History+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
6. Test 6 1st February, 2018, General Science+ Sc &Tech+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
7. Test 7 6th February, 2018 India Year Book+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
8. Test 8 11th February, 2018 Full Test
“Read Rvise Recall” cycle 2 :
But with a fresh set of test questions. Once the candidates have gone through the First Cycle, they will be in a position to easily identify their weak areas for which they can prepare and then they will again be given a chance in the Second Cycle to test their strength.
- Test 9 16th February, 2018 Environment + current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
2. Test 10 21st February, 2018 POLITY(Constitution)+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
3. Test 11 26th February, 2018 GEOGRAPHY+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper
4. Test 12 3rd March, 2018 Economy+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
5. Test 13 8th March, 2018 History+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
6. Test 14 13th March, 2018, General Science+ Sc &Tech+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
7. Test 15 18th March, 2018 India Year Book+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
8. Test 16 23rd March, 2018 Full Test
“Read Rvise Recall” cycle 3 :
- Test 17 28th March, 2018 Environment + current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
2. Test 18 2nd April, 2018 POLITY(Constitution)+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
3. Test 19 7th April, 2018 GEOGRAPHY+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
4. Test 20 12th April, 2018 Economy+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
5. Test 21 18th April, 2018 History+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
6. Test 22 23rd April, 2018, General Science+ Sc &Tech+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
7. Test 23 28th April, 2018 India Year Book+ current affairs (last 12 months Hindu Paper)
“Read Rvise Recall” cycle 4 :
1. Test 24 3rd May, 2018 Full Test
2. Test 25 8th May ,2018Mock Test
| Programme Name | Amount |
| Prelims Q&A 2018 | Rs. 8500/- (+ GST) |
PROGRAMME DURATION: Tests can be taken anytime till 2 June 2018, after which the programme subscription will expire.
SELF STUDY: The Test Series has been conceptualized and designed as a self-study programme. Its aim is to fit the self-study schedule of the aspirants who have completed their GS preparation.
FLEXIBILITY: All tests can be taken ONLINE from anywhere.
SOLUTIONS AND EXPLANATIONS: These will be made available after the completion of the tests. The same explanatory material will also be available online for students who take the tests online.
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