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What did you learn from Shubham Singh's IAS Rank 1 Journey?

I happened to finish Shubham Singh Video on vision I think mostly everyone has seen it. What is the thing that you learnt from his journey?


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Toppers Talk with Mr. Shubham Kumar, Rank 1, UPSC Civil Services 2020
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Shubham Kumar: Strategy and Notes for UPSC(CSE) This is official telegram channel of Mr. Shubham Kumar, AIR 1 CSE 2021: https://t.me/shubhamkr_ias ____________________________________________ Mr. Shubham Kumar, who attained a prestigious Rank-1 in the UPSC, Civil Services, 2020 shares his strategy for this exam in great detail. Hailing from Katihar district in Bihar, Mr. Shubham pursued his B. Tech in Civil Engineering from IIT Bombay. Thereafter, he went on to work upon a research project in the US. It is after such experience and self-awareness that he decided to prepare for the Civil Services, denying prestigious offers to pursue MS. He is the student of Vision IAS General Studies Classroom Foundation course 2018 . Watch inspirational toppers’ talk to know his journey and what tips he has to share with you. For answer writing learning lessons download Shubham's answer copies from http://visionias.in/resources/toppers_answers.php 1:00 - Session starts with a brief background about himself...




jack_Sparrow,nerdfighter
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For me it was focus on the syllabus rather than the source. Also his approach on iterative revision with time reduction in each step is something i will try to incorporate. 
nerdfighter,
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I've watched till the prelims strategy part. He classifies questions into 5 types: 100% sure, 70-80% sure, around 50% sure, less than 50% sure and complete tukka. I liked his way of attempting the question paper, and trying to maximize the marks in each iteration. I'd like to incorporate that.
Neyawn,nerdfighterand1 otherslike this
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If iirc, he said that he did vision class notes for polity and some chaps from laxmikant. Even though laxmikant is considered a must do, he didn't do it fully to avoid duplication of efforts. I use this as a reminder whenever I start increasing my sources out of fomo.
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