PSIR ANSWER WRITING 2024

What does the program consist of?

The programme includes :-

1) Daily answer writing for 50 days.
2) Starting from 24th June, 2024 to 30 August, 2024
3) Two questions everyday from Monday to Friday.
 
4) Revision Tests in-between to ensure recall and to keep a track of preparation.
5) Schedule shared in advance.
6) To ensure consistency, discipline and accountability questions need to be answered within one week of being published.
 
7) Focus will be on conceptual clarity and enhance answer-writing skill to maximise marks. It includes learning  how to make connections and inter-linkages between various topics, comparisons, use of current examples in answers.
8) Focus on learning  to structure crisp, consolidated, analytical and application based answers – a key requirement of UPSC.

₹ 4999 only

STARTS - 24 June

 

 

 

Why Daily Answer Writing?

A very valid question. Why should one write answers daily when you can just give one test at the end of the week as usually happens!

Because when you write daily, you learn daily. The feedback you receive today will automatically translate into improvement in tomorrows answer writing practice. When you write just at the end of the week or two-weeks, you get your feedback even later and it becomes difficult to incorporate all the feedback from such lengthy papers.

Daily answer writing allows you to learn and improve everyday till your learnings are internalised and become part of your answer-writing process. (Dont worry, we are here to drill these improvements into you!)

Remember for UPSC the only measure of your knowledge and preparation is the 150-250 words you are able to produce for each answer in the exam. Most aspirants end up studying day in and day out without practicing answer writing. This results into these candidates having lot of knowledge yet failing to score well! To avoid this fate, practice answer-writing daily and that too as per the needs of this Examination.

If you want to learn all this and much more, enrol for this course!

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