About the Course: - The preparation of UPSC CSE demands a calibrated Approach to tackle various aspects like basic concepts, their application in the examination, ability to articulate through answer writing, regular updates and dynamic approach with a focus on current affairs. Hence it needs synchronised and systematised effort to make a lot of entity work in MCI serves each of the above vital components covering all the levels i.e. Prelims, Mains and Personality tests through a protected and measured process involving :
Key Features
- 800 + teaching hours.
- Comprehensive coverage of both Preliminary and Main syllabus including full form.
- Well-Structured and planned subject sequence.
- Personalized mentorship.
- Regular answer writing Practice.
- Prelims & Mains test series (including Ethics test series).
- Essay writing
- Additional Classes As per latest updates
- Weekly current affairs classes.
- Interview guidance, Mock Panel Interview.
- Well-designed study material.
Lecture Criteria
Procedure:-
- Regular and sequential to maintain continuity offline classes.
- It is the original method of teaching where students and teachers have face-to face interactions while learning.
- It is the best mode of learning and helps students learn subjects at a faster pace with a rigid schedule to follow.
- Teachers have access to analyses every student’s learning techniques and behavioral patterns. They keep a hawk-eye on each student and monitor the responses and address them when needed.
Problem Solution:-
- Students can put their doubts after the lecture session.
- Students can also interact with faculty through offline doubt clearing session.
- After evaluation of test copy, discussion with respective faculty will be done in class.
- If required a mentor session will be arranged with head of the Institute.
Test Series:-
- Test schedule will be given in advance. Test will be activated on the scheduled date.
IAS Prelims Syllabus
The UPSC Prelims syllabus can be divided into two parts:
- General Studies Paper I
- CSAT or General Studies Paper-II
General Studies Paper – I
| 200 Marks | 2 Hours |
CSAT/
General Studies Paper-II
| 200 Marks | 2 Hours |
Exam Pattern
Prelims: It is the first stage of the exam process and consists of 2 papers, i.e., GS Paper 1 and CSAT.
Paper | Type | No. of questions | UPSC Total Marks | Duration | Negative marks |
General Studies I | Objective | 100 | 200 | 2 hours | Yes |
General Studies II (CSAT) | Objective | 80 | 200 | 2 hours | Yes |
Total UPSC marks for Prelims | 400 (where GS Paper II is qualifying in nature with minimum qualifying marks fixed at 33%) |
Mains:
It is the second stage of the exam pattern and is comprised of 9 papers which are descriptive in nature
Paper | Subject | Duration | IAS Total marks |
Paper A | Compulsory Indian language | 3 hours | 300 |
Paper B | English | 3 hours | 300 |
Paper I | Essay | 3 hours | 250 |
Paper II | General Studies I | 3 hours | 250 |
Paper III | General Studies II | 3 hours | 250 |
Paper IV | General Studies III | 3 hours | 250 |
Paper V | General Studies IV | 3 hours | 250 |
Paper VI | Optional I | 3 hours | 250 |
Paper VII | Optional II | 3 hours | 250 |
The subjects which are covered by the General Studies Papers in Mains Exam are:
General Studies I | General Studies II | General Studies III | General Studies IV |
Indian Heritage and Culture | Governance | Technology | Ethics |
History and Geography of the World | Constitution | Economic Development | Integrity |
Society | Polity | Bio-diversity | Aptitude |
Social Justice | Environment | ||
International relations | Security and Disaster Management |
The Optional subjects for Paper VI and VII of the mains examination have to be any one of the subjects from the following list:
Agriculture | Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science | Anthropology | Botany | Chemistry |
Civil Engineering | Commerce and Accountancy | Economics | Electrical Engineering | Geography |
Geology | History | Law | Management | Mathematics |
Mechanical Engineering | Medical Science | Philosophy | Physics | Political Science and International Relations |
Psychology | Public Administration | Sociology | Statistics | Zoology |