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“Direction IAS Fast-Track to Success in Civil Services Examination As a Geography favorably helps students to prepare a significant part of General Studies in the changed pattern.
For the last 23 years Geography Optional has proved to be the most selected and most successful optional. Our Top Ranks : 2010 (Pulkit) AIR 5th, 2011 (Sundraj) AIR 5th, 2012 (Arun) AIR 6th, 2013 (Chanchal Rana) AIR 7th, 2014 (Suharsha) AIR 5th 2015 (Vipin Garg) AIR 20th, 2016 (Samuya) AIR 4th, 2017 (Pratham) AIR 5th, 2018 (Girdhar) AIR 61th 2019 (Gunjan Singh) AIR 16th 2020 (Ashiware Verma) 2021 AIR 4th (Akanksha Singh) AIR 44 (Muskan Srivastava) AIR 98 (Shivang Srivastava) AIR 102 Best Geography Institute for civil services examination.
Highest Marks in this Institute in UPSC
The Geography Optional Topper scored 306 marks out of 500(AIR 12) 2021 YASHARTH SHEKHAR.
The Geography Optional Topper scored 327 marks out of 500 AIR 5 2017 PARTHAM KAUSHIK.
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34th rank (2020)
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41th rank (2022)
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41th rank (2018)
The study of Geography is about more than just memorizing places on a map. It’s about understanding the complexity of our world appreciating, the diversities, and in the end, it is about using all that knowledge to crack Optional and GS requirement.
The ultimate goal of such initiatives is to empower IAS aspirants with the knowledge, skills, and confidence required to tackle the Geography portion of the IAS examination successfully. The IAS exam is highly competitive and demands a thorough understanding of various subjects, including Geography, to clear the different stages and secure a coveted position in the civil services.
In addition, the Neetu Singh, Geography Direction IAS, strives to prepare students for engagement with ethical and moral values; and to help students develop a set of integrated theoretical and practical skills that can be applied to solving UPSC issues and problems. The Department strives to integrate the curriculum with General Studies needs and to prepare students for careers in civil services.
The institute’s general stress is on the development of interdisciplinary skill. The unique approach of learning prepares the aspirants for the challenges of the exams. The subject matter of Geography requires appropriate know-how of the subject and trends of the paper. It is the most scoring humanities optional, which can get mired in the absence of cognition of perpetual analytical approach.
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Direction, Institute for IAS examination, helps you learn the best method of IAS preparation for geography IAS mains and general studies for IAS.
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Many students opt for the scoring subjects. But before you choose a subject, keep in mind your interest and aptitude for the subject. Do not choose an entirely new subject in which you will have to work very hard.
If you prepare the optional well for the Prelims and you choose the same subject in the Mains, it will prove to be useful and also save a lot of labour and time.
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The Prelims exam is held in a large number of important towns and cities across India. The actual list of cities are published along with the notification every year, but you will know your actual center (school, college, etc) only in your admit card.
The Mains exam is held at fewer places, in the bigger cities. The list of centers is posted to you along with other relevant documents once you clear the Preliminary stage.
Prelims are usually held by mid of May; however, with introduction of CSAT, it is being conducted in June this year. Prelims are basically screening test. Its marks are not added in the final test. This objective test has two papers:
Paper I – GS 200 marks
Paper II – CSAT 200 marks
There is the continuation of negative marking for wrong answer.
Read as much and as many newspapers and magazines as you can. It will help you with preparations for General Studies, and will help you in the interview stage also. However, keep a balance between the time you spend on your optional and selected papers. Read the daily headlines. Keep track of new laws and amendments to the Constitution. Keep abreast with the newsmakers in sports and politics. Read editorials regularly and concentrate on your Optional(s). The Hindu is the best newspaper. Read it if it is available in your city or town or village. If you have time in your hand, read Frontline (Magazine). Monthly magazines with a roundup of the monthly events can act as a fine supplement for daily newspapers.
Civil services are perhaps the toughest exams conducted in India. The key to reading is quality and not quantity.
While reading, keep in mind the syllabus. However, the syllabus for both Prelims and Mains is very broad and vague. It does not give you an idea of the type of questions you can be actually asked. Therefore it is mandatory to keep an eye on the type of questions that are to be expected. Previous years’ question papers, and other sample papers are a must. For Geography, refer to our suggested Book Reference list.
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