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[Official] SFG 2022 - Level 1 | Calendar & Noticeboard

SFG 2022 - Level 1 | Entrance Test 2 - 2nd Jan. 2022 @11 AM (Updated)

6th February Update:


Dear Students,   

We are writing to inform you that the Delhi and Patna Centre will be open to writing the test in offline mode from 8th Feb. Tuesday. If you want to write the exam in Offline Mode at Delhi and Patna Centre so please fill the below form.  https://go.forumias.com/75   The registered candidates will only be allowed to write the SFG test in offline mode. 

Should there be anything else we can help you with please write to us at helpdesk@forumias.academy 




5th February Update:


Dear Students,

Rank list for SFG 2022 – Level 1 of 1st month have been declared

To see the rank list please Click on the link below:
https://go.forumias.com/73

The last date of fee payment is 7th February 2022 | 05 PM.

 

Fees of the second month for students selected in SFG (Select Focus Group) - Rs. 1300 + GST (18%) per month

Payment Link: https://go.forumias.com/71


Fees of the second month for students selected in RLG (Reserve List Group) - Rs. 1900 + GST (18%) per month
Payment Link: 
https://go.forumias.com/72

It is likely that if you do not renew on time, you will miss a few tests. Also, after a few tests, you will not be allowed to join, because it defeats the whole purpose of (a) doing a program completely and (b) inculcating discipline.

 

We hope you understand.



For any support, you can write to us at helpdesk@forumias.academy.

If you are not selected in the rank list you can write to us atfarej@flaviant.com




Update:

  1. Second and Last Entrance Test will be on 2nd Jan 2022 at 11AM in online mode.  Click here  to register for it. Those who are not selected in Test 1 can reapply and take a second chance.
  2. If you have any clash with any other exam, you will get an opportunity to write the exam. Please contact Mr Farej at farej@flaviant.com with valid document proof.
  3. SFG is available in both online mode and offline mode at Hyderabad, Patna, and New Delhi
  4. For Entrance Test 2, we have a well defined syllabus. Check the syllabus athttps://blog.forumias.com/SFG


Update on Nov 10 : Check the Official SFG Noticeboard herehttps://blog.forumias.com/SFG 


Dear Students,

The storm of Prelims 2021 has just settled and you must have entered a phase to evaluate your preparation level while analyzing the changing nature of the Prelims exam. The Commission has stood up to its reputation to be dynamic, challenging, and ever-evolving. This year we have seen the continuation of conceptual questions derived from a rich balance of static and current affairs, there has also been a return of pre-2013 format with assertion/reasoning based questions, questions on personality, and major sports events etc.

Validating our performance with more than 2000+ selections in 2021 through our SFG Test series, we are hereby entering the 4th year of one of our most innovative programs for successfully cracking the Prelims Examination.

The Select Focus Group test series has been designed exactly to the demand of the Prelims examination. In Level 1 we will focus on:

  1. Developing theart of solving prelimsquestionsalong with developing a considerable knowledge base.
  2. Completechapter-wise coverageof standard books and all NCERTs (often neglected by students).
  3. 10Previous Years Questionswill be covered in each test, to accustom the students towards the type of questions asked by UPSC.
  4. Focusing onanalytical questionswith interlinkages of different dimensions.
  5. We will not be covering current affairs at this level, ratherfocus on the static syllabusand get it done comprehensively.

Notice: SFG 2022 - Level 1 Entrance test is now scheduled to be held on 26th Dec. 2021 and the program will start from 10th Jan. 2021.

If the government allows the education institutes to reopen, then the tests will be conducted via both online and offline modes for all our centres. Otherwise, we will be conducting the tests in offline mode in Hyderabad and Patna centres and in online mode for the rest of the country.


The registration for the test can be done byclicking here.

 

SFG – How it works

Select Focus Group (SFG) is a small group of students who are selected by ForumIAS every year for coaching them to clear the UPSC Prelims Examination. Every single candidate selected and retained consistently in the group with Top ranks has cleared the Prelims examination in the past.

100 Students will be selected for the Select Focus Group, through the SFG Entrance Test, who will be required to report at 7AM every day 5 days a week to write an hour-long test based on a pre-planned syllabus, followed by a discussion on the same.

Candidates who are unable to make it to the SFG, will be maintained in a Reserve List, who can also write the tests. Candidates who couldn’t clear the cutoff and are unable to make it into both SFG and RLG can register for the 2nd Entrance Test.

Tests are conducted daily and results are provided within 8 hours of the test with Name and Rank list for candidates to evaluate their daily performance. On the basis of ranks, about 50% of bottom-performing students from SFG are migrated to the reserve list on a weekly basis, and an equal number of students from reserve list (RLG) are moved into SFG.

The decision of the management in this regard is final and not subject to dispute. Please note that this migration is done not keeping in mind the overall merit list but moving away bottom 50% from SFG and picking up an equal number of people from RLG.

Thus those who may be getting more than RLG students, but are bottom 50 in SFG will be moved to RLG.

Every month, the bottom 20% or so non-performing students are eliminated from the program to maintain the quality of competition.

All candidates writing the CSE 2022 are eligible to apply for the entrance test.

This year we introduce some changes as to how we conduct the SFG exam. Please note that changes that we bring are always in response to the examination pattern, the student feedback, and our own learning with respect to how to best enable a serious candidate to clear the exam.

Application Procedure

  • The program will commence from 10th January 2022, admission to which will be entrance-based. The Entrance Test will be conducted on 26th December 2021 in both online and offline mode. The results of the Entrance Test will be announced by 28th Dec. 2021.
  • Admission to the SFG and RLG are based on the rank of the candidate in the merit list of the SFG Entrance Test. Students can apply for the program by registering for the Entrance Test by paying a fee of Rs. 500+ GST. Candidates can register by visitinghttps://go.forumias.com/sfg22entrance. The candidate must appear for the entrance test on the designated date and time, subsequent to which he/she will be admitted to the Select Group or the Reserve List. 
  • 100 students will be selected for SFG - 50 from online mode and 50 from students who gave the test in offline mode in Delhi and Patna center. The remaining students will be selected for RLG. Students can switch from online to the offline mode or vice versa before attempting the first test. The ranklist of online and offline students will be published separately.
  • The candidate must pay the program fee as per the group he/she is allocated. 

Note:   Admissions to the SFG / RLG Group will only be on the basis of the merit position of the candidate in the entrance test.No admission will be granted to the candidate without appearing for the Entrance Test. 

Fee Structure and Details: 

The course duration is about 60 days and fees will be charged after your selection to the SFG/RLG list.

  • Fees for First Month( 5 weeks ) will be  Rs. 1700 + GST for SFG and Rs. 2300 + GST for RLG
  • Fees for the second monthwill be Rs. 1300 + GST for SFG & Rs. 1900 + GST for RLG

Important Dates:

SFG 2022 Level 1 – Calendar Released – 10th November 2021 | 08:00 PM

Entrance Test 1 – 26th Dec. 2021 | For offline: slots will be provided at the centre. 

Notice: If the government allows the education institutes to reopen, then the tests will be conducted via both online and offline modes for all our centres. Otherwise, we will be conducting the tests in offline mode in Hyderabad and Patna centres and in online mode for the rest of the country.

Result of Entrance Test 1 – 28th Dec. 2021

Entrance Test 2 - 2nd January 2022 @11 AM | Online Mode Only

Result of Entrance Test 2  - 4th January 2022 | 5 PM

Last Date for Fee Payment –  9th January 2021 | 5 PM

Program Commencement –  10th January 2021

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Q 47) 2nd statement has to right bcz Mahendrapala (Yes!! a gurjar pratihara king) took the dynasty to its peak, had a kingdom equal to that of guptas. so 2nd has to be right.. 

Ancient Indian History - Gurjara Pratiharas (tutorialspoint.com)

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Hey Guys How is the Josh after today's paper 😝😅
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Hey Guys How is the Josh after today's paper 😝😅

Very low sir! :p

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Hey Guys How is the Josh after today's paper 😝😅

Very low sir! :p

Haha Time to fill in the gaps in our prep!!!

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Of the ba-shara movements, only two acquired significant influence and following in north India during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. These were the Chishti and Suharwardi silsilas.


This doesnt seem to be correct. Naqshbandi was most prominent ba-shara right? Chishti were be-shara as per my understanding.

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@aman9bits As per NCERT 12 themes chishti order were most prominent. Chishti,suharwadi,naqshbandi were ba shara whereas Qalandars were be shara.
aman9bits,
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Hi 

May I know the difference in the SFG-Offline and Online. Other than attempting test will the portal provide the explanation video to offline students or not? 

or 

Is there any test discussion offline in centers? 


I am choosing to opt for the SFG-2 offline but i am hesitant whether the portal will be same or not. As Offline gives Competition but the videos on portal help to revise frequently by revisiting the videos. Can we have access to the videos or not, if opting for Offline?



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I couldn't find the link for discussion video in my profile. Can anyone help me on this?
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Wasn't Tutunama written during Delhi Sultanate period?
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Wasn't Tutunama written during Delhi Sultanate period?

Tutinama was written during the Tuglaq regime by Nakhshabi... It was the first translation from Sanskrit to Persian.... The same work was commissioned for paintings under Akbar... It was probably the first miniature painting work under the Mughals


Anthro,
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@BNA1991 ooh! Thanks man


BNA1991,
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Can anyone please help me in finding the pdf for Nitin Singhania's art and culture book? I'm not able to find it anywhere. Could someone help please? 🙏🙏
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Can anyone please help me in finding the pdf for Nitin Singhania's art and culture book? I'm not able to find it anywhere. Could someone help please? 🙏🙏

https://1lib.in/book/5559815/9de4cf



tryingtryingtrying,
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@BNA1991 thank you so much! 🙏


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are the topics for tomorrow’s test important. I have skipped major chunck of nitin singhaniya except few chapters from starting. Any suggestions on how to do tomorrow’s syllabus
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are the topics for tomorrow’s test important. I have skipped major chunck of nitin singhaniya except few chapters from starting. Any suggestions on how to do tomorrow’s syllabus

+1

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Hi everyone, 

How many of you utilised the SFG level 1 fully and gained confidence on preparation.


I am very much confident with the schedule and planning of this program and planned to Study the things as per schedule. I was able to continue the same for the polity, geography and modern history. However from the second month of SFG i find it difficult to cope up with the schedule and started develop anxiety as well as FOMO..

Even though, some part i have missed the schedule due to the optional preparation for few days, however am finding it difficult to accept the low score.


Even after studying the nitin Singhania and solving PYQS and NCERTS, i am still getting few correct and many known things as wrongs. This is not the first time am reading these all books except few NCERT..I have read the books couple of times, attempted mocks and test series where am getting 90-100 marks in last attempt...but again now am struggling to cross the 120 border in overall subject.


I really admired and wondered by the people here who are scoring above 80 consistently in most of the subjects...this shows their command over subjects in execution..


I am really looking identify my mistakes and work on them but still am finding it difficult that why am missing marks from the same book or source even after revision...in this way how should I able to give paper with confidence? 


PYQs am doing

Standard books only reading

NCERT also referring specially this time 

Revision am working on it 


Still looking for suggestions so that i can boost my preparation.



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Nitin singhania also stated the same. 

Keeleri Kunhikannan, The Father Of The Indian Circus


http://www.circopedia.org/The_Indian_Circus

It is precisely one of the main reasons Keeleri Kunhikannan came to be known as the Father of Indian Circus, helping so many people become successful circus artists in the country and elsewhere.

https://bharatstories.com/history-of-circus-in-india/

Some other article mentioned reverse

http://aum9.com/Indian_Circus.html

Keeleri Kunhikkannan is popularly known as the father of Kerala Circus


Prof. Vishnupant Chatre is called the father of Indian Circus.



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Which one should be followed 

the doubt in corrigendum further not clarified it by giving the newspaper as link

 

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Nitin singhania also stated the same. 

Keeleri Kunhikannan, The Father Of The Indian Circus


http://www.circopedia.org/The_Indian_Circus

It is precisely one of the main reasons Keeleri Kunhikannan came to be known as the Father of Indian Circus, helping so many people become successful circus artists in the country and elsewhere.

https://bharatstories.com/history-of-circus-in-india/

Some other article mentioned reverse

http://aum9.com/Indian_Circus.html

Keeleri Kunhikkannan is popularly known as the father of Kerala Circus


Prof. Vishnupant Chatre is called the father of Indian Circus.



 this is from Nithin Singhania

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