To be started tomorrow- 29th June 2015
Thank You all for the tremendous response IASbaba has received over the week. Few days back we started Baba’s Daily Current Affairs. Hope you liked it. You might have understood by now the importance of current affairs and the way to prepare it. Once you follow Baba’s Daily Current Affair your conceptual base and in-depth understanding will be broadened. To continue with the challenge of conceptual and qualitative learning, we are introducing our “THINK and LEARN” initiative to strengthen your base for MAINS Examination that majorly depends on writing skill.
Mostly, aspirants prepare for UPSC in instalments. Once Prelims nears, they completely shift their strategy and start rushing towards accumulation of infinite knowledge in ‘Finite’ mind 🙂
However an ideal candidate prepares with a well settled strategy and plan. Their plan is inclusive of every stage of UPSC examination. Their preparation is based on concept building and in the process all three stage preparation is taken care of. You too need to base your preparation on learning and building concepts rather than counting hours.
Let’s say if you learn about ‘One issue’(daily) from now and write ‘One’ answerevery day, just imagine!! You will be ready with 60-70 qualitative issues without actually gearing up for Mains. The time prelims get over you can start preparation without tension.
Bottom line is– Everyone makes strategy but only winners practice to face to ammunition on the D-day.
About the initiative- THINK and LEARN
As IASBaba always tends to give an overall comprehensive learning experience, we are proud to announce a new initiative to tackle UPSCMains 2015 along with this year’s prelims. We are planning to start an innovative learning process (Think and Learn)with the following features –
These three pillars of this new initiative – Conceptual Questions, Individual Review and Model Answers, would be the bedrock of clearing the Mains examination. Are you ready for this journey?
The Mains Think and Learn Initiative will start on 29th June 2015, Monday.
So, gear yourselves with pens, rough sheets and a bucket-load of enthusiasm! 🙂
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