Thread for GS 1by @upsc2020- https://forumias.com/post/detail/Mission-Mains-2020-GS-1-1593004000
Thread for GS 2 & 3by @goldberry - https://forumias.com/post/detail/Mission-Mains-2020-GS-Paper-2-3-Do-or-Die-1589614273
Thread for GS 4by @upsc2020 - https://forumias.com/post/detail/Official-GS-4-Ethics-Discussion-1591106284
Thread for Essayby @whatonly - https://forumias.com/post/detail/Essay-for-Mains-2020-tips-thoughts-and-interesting-things-1602501086
3.New emerging technologies fodder- https://intelligence.weforum.org/topics
I think schedule is out with some notification. I guess the 2021 calendar footnote has dates
Thanks@Joeyisthebest and@Rookie! I don’t know how I developed such dangerous delusions :p
2021 calendar did have dates as a footnote:
Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2020 is to be conducted on 8,9,10,16,17 January, 2021.
@AzadHindFauz if you could add this to the post please.
Thik thak hi hai... Average! They give very low marks! But I have benefitted from this low marks as it made me to toil harder so worked for me. So see accordingly. Comment are good..
How important is test series for Mains?
I gave Mains last year as well and my focus was almost entirely on past year papers. I attempted them within the time constraint. I thought my GS went well, but can't be sure since marks are not out yet. What is the opinion of people who have taken test series in the past? Did you find them helpful from a preparation and feedback perspective? Or is it more about getting used to the time in hand?
How important is test series for Mains?
I gave Mains last year as well and my focus was almost entirely on past year papers. I attempted them within the time constraint. I thought my GS went well, but can't be sure since marks are not out yet. What is the opinion of people who have taken test series in the past? Did you find them helpful from a preparation and feedback perspective? Or is it more about getting used to the time in hand?
Time wala hi angle hai mostly + time-bound completion of syllabus. In my case, I tend to digress, read random things without deadlines.
Also, sometimes you need a second pair of eyes to validate what you're doing is right. Gives a sense of satisfaction.
Time wala hi angle hai mostly + time-bound completion of syllabus. In my case, I tend to digress, read random things without deadlines.
Also, sometimes you need a second pair of eyes to validate what you're doing is right. Gives a sense of satisfaction.
This is right! Because in pre it's objective in nature so less to control but in mains things are too spread and scattered within a less time! So plan accordingly
@kochikaame
@Homo Neanderthalensis Atul Garg sir is really good and his notes are also relevant.
@Joeyisthebest thanks bro. Any test series suggestions? How's Lukmaan one?