upsc cse syllabus

The Prelims Course The prelims consist of two objective type papers: General Studies Paper I and General Studies Paper II (CSAT). Both papers are important for screening candidates for the next level. General Practice

Paper I: Current Affairs: Addresses national and international understanding. History of India and the

Indian National Movement: Ancient, Medieval and Modern History, including the struggle for Indian independence. Geography of India and the World: Physical, Social, Economic Geography of India and the World. Indian Politics and Government: Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Rights and more. Economic and Social Development:

Sustainable Development, Poverty, Inclusion, Population, Social Services and more. Environment, biodiversity, and climate change: general issues, not topic specific. General science: The scientific basics of everyday life and technological development.

General Studies Paper II (CSAT): Comprehension: English comprehension skills.

Interpersonal Skills: Includes communication skills. Logical reasoning and analytical power: Logical reasoning and logical reasoning. Decision making and problem solving: Situational decision making and problem solving.

General mental ability: Basic mathematics and data interpretation.

Basic math: counts, averages, percentages, ratios and more. Data interpretation: charts, graphs, tables, relevant data.

Special Examination (Main) Course There are nine cards in the Mains, seven of which are numbered for order. These papers include an essay,

General Studies Papers I-IV, and two optional papers.

Paper A: Indian Language (Requirement) . Understanding of assigned blocks. Complete writing. Resources and vocabulary. 

The first letter is an essay Candidates must write essays on several topics. Selected topics are provided.

General Practice Paper I:

Indian heritage and cultural arts, literature and architecture from ancient to modern times. History: Modern Indian History, World History, Indian Culture, and Post-Independence. Geography: visual geography, economic geography, human geography, and urban settlements. Society: Indian society, social issues, globalization, social empowerment and more.

General Studies Paper II:

Government: Indian Constitution, Political System, Public Services and Bill of Rights. Politics: Parliament, state legislature, judiciary, executive. Social Justice: Government policy, social services policy, welfare policy, development policy. International Relations: Indian foreign policy, bilateral and multilateral relations, international organizations.

General Practice Paper III:

Economy: Indian Economy, Budget, Agriculture, Food Security, Inclusive Growth and more.

Technologies:

Science and Technology Development, IT, Aerospace, Computers, Biotechnology, Nanotechnology and more. Environment: conservation, environmental degradation, degradation, environmental assessment. Disaster management: Types, management, preparedness and mitigation of disasters. Security: Internal security, terrorism, cybersecurity, role of media and social networking sites.

General Studies Paper IV:

Ethics and interpersonal communication: Fundamentals, determinants, and consequences of ethics in human behavior; Moral considerations. Character: content, structure, function; and influence and relationships between cognition and behavior. Core qualifications and values ​​of

public service:

honesty, impartiality, impartiality, commitment to public service

Personality Test (Interview) :

Interview is the final stage of UPSC exam. It looks at the personality of the candidate, his fitness for public office, his keen intellect, necessary ability to act, clear and logical exposition, weighted judgment desire, social cohesion and various other qualities

Special information about UPSC CSE preparation Understanding the syllabus: Go through the syllabus thoroughly to understand the topics and subtopics.

Daily Study Schedule: Maintain a disciplined study schedule with daily, weekly and monthly goals. Current Affairs: Keep current with news, magazines and online news. Standard reference books: Use recommended books and resources for each topic. Update: Review regularly to keep the information fresh in your mind.

Practice Papers: Prepare previous years question papers and mock tests to gain exam confidence. Time management: Develop effective time management skills for learning and exam situations.

Opting for Subject Mastery: Pick an elective you are comfortable with and study it in depth. Practice answer writing: Practice writing detailed answers for Mains to improve your writing skills and speed. A healthy lifestyle: Maintain a healthy lifestyle with a healthy diet, exercise and sleep to keep your mind and body in shape.