Hi peeps. Let’s do this!
1. Previous papers from 2009 (both papers are in the same PDF):here2. Topic-wise PYQs: here
3. Look for PDFs of books here: b-ok.cc, http://libgen.rs/, archive.org
4. Model answers from SR:here
5. OnlyIAS notes, if you need extra matter for a few topics:here
6. SR notes, typed:politicsforindia.com
I even asked about the paper. It's Cartridge paper. I'm too lazy to buy that so I'm still on Evernote, font size 8 verdana. #nostalgia
@AzadHindFauz you had shared the link. around November end 2019. on Quest.
I even asked about the paper. It's Cartridge paper. I'm too lazy to buy that so I'm still on Evernote, font size 8 verdana. #nostalgia
Haha, I remember now. I use the Cartridge paper solely for this purpose. The soil rate of A4 is damn high.
@whatonly I would recommend GS Score's test series because the course instructor, Piyush Choubey, checks it himself. Yes, just as others have suggested, their admin is pretty bad, but that doesn't matter much with the test series + Choubey has been quite accessible so far. He checked one of my tests quickly after I got in touch with him for feedback.
Thank you! I ended up joining the crash course myself after spending too much time trying to decide, but might be helpful to someone else here :)
Learning for Myself:
Personally, I scored 117 in both papers (Total - 234). Was expecting better score than last mains (129+134=263), even though I wasn't able to complete my papers. So would have to focus a lot more on just consolidating on my optional (Proper note making) , writing practice to complete the papers and just hoping Leviathan is merciful next time :)