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31 Mar, 13:31

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“For our own motherland a junction of the two great systems, Hinduism and Islam — Vedanta brain and Islam body — is the only hope.” By Swami Vivekanand

Quote taken from the old ncert of modern India.

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UPSC CSE Topper by Vikas Dhayal

31 Mar, 12:55

Ancient History Terms.pdf

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Ancient History Key Terms Revision Card for Prelims

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UPSC CSE Topper by Vikas Dhayal

30 Mar, 13:22

Comp GC Leong Maps&Diagrams .pdf

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Compilation of GC Leong's maps and diagrams

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30 Mar, 09:04

UPSC CSAT COMPREHENSION ONLY 2014-2023.pdf

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CSAT(2014-2023)

Comprehension questions at one place along with official answer key.

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29 Mar, 11:48

International organisations of Consequence.pdf

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International organisations- possible question in Prelims-25 from this PDF.

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27 Mar, 09:15

Art&Culture Prelims Revision.pdf

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✅A BRILLIANT and easy to revise- Document for Art and Culture

Visually rich with images to aid memory, and so engaging that even a casual read feels enjoyable yet effective.

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UPSC CSE Topper by Vikas Dhayal

26 Mar, 14:49

Marks of RAS Mains-2023 released

📎 https://rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in/resultsearch?Frm=TYPE4A&Pie=RASM_2023_26032025

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26 Mar, 12:10

IFoSME_Intv_Eng_26032025.pdf

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Interview Schedule IFS-2024.

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UPSC CSE Topper by Vikas Dhayal

25 Mar, 19:40

NCERT Notes for Biology.pdf

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🔥Science and Technology

The 🫀Biology section of NCERTs is something that must be well versed with.

There will be either 🧭direct Questions coming from it(DNA Question, Cell wall Question in PYQs) or the knowledge from these books will help you eliminate the options.

You ❌don't need to go through 📚all the Science NCERTs for this. This PDF👆 has an excellent summary of the biology section of NCERT.

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25 Mar, 17:20

The Hindu Based Current Affairs Test Module for Prelims.pdf

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📰Newspaper based Current Affairs Module for Prelims.

The Approach:

1. 100 Questions from every Month from May 2024 till 15th May 2025 to cover most important Prelims themes from the Newspaper.

2. The idea is that the questions will have you recall and solutions will help you revise those current affairs topics of last 1 year.

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🗞️Since the Yearly Current Magazines(365s) haven't been useful in Predicting Questions for Prelims in past years, we have created this module to cover the most essential part of current affairs(The Newspaper) in a unique way.

Early bird discount available for first few seats.

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25 Mar, 10:30

Different types of bills- Revision Flashcard .pdf

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⏳62 Days to Go for Prelims-25

Prelims Revision Cards Series:

Topic: Different types of bills

You’ll see a question from this theme in Prelims-2025 as per the trend.

You can take a print out of this revision card or save it in your ipad, phone to revise everyday for a few minutes.

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UPSC CSE Topper by Vikas Dhayal

21 Mar, 09:07

Writs Pre Revison Card-1.pdf

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⏳66 Days to Go for Prelims-25

Prelims Revision Cards Series:

Topic: Constitutional writs

This topic is often confusing for many.

The best way to make sure that you remember it is to revise it multiple times.

You can take a print out of this revision card or save it in your ipad, phone to revise everyday for a few minutes.

Will be sharing such revision cards for Topics which need revision multiple times.

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UPSC CSE Topper by Vikas Dhayal

20 Mar, 21:58

Forward from: UPSC Topper Marksheets 2023(CSE 2022 Results)

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20 Mar, 07:40

EnviStats_Glossary_2025 .pdf

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Glossary of Envistats released by MOSPI-GOI.

Collection of important key terms for environment in this authoritative source.

Useful for Prelims.

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19 Mar, 18:16

In 2024 CSE prelims, 8 questions worth 16 marks came directly from class 11 & 12th geography ncert.

UPSC did not even modify the statements, instead just copy pasted.

Before reading anything, read ncert first for geography & history.

The Return on time invested is quite high for the NCERTs of History and Geography.

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18 Mar, 16:23

EWS judgement.pdf

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Summary of the judgement by MP high court in the EWS case:

1. The court ruled against the petitioners, stating that the government has the discretion to frame policies regarding reservations and relaxations.

2. Since EWS is constitutionally recognized as a separate category, it cannot automatically claim the same relaxations as SC/ST/OBC candidates.

3. The court also upheld the distinction between state and central OBC lists, dismissing the argument that state OBCs should receive the same benefits as central OBCs.

Nothing changes for EWS. No relaxation of attempts and age from the court.

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UPSC CSE Topper by Vikas Dhayal

17 Mar, 07:13

British Colonial Policies in India which are important for Prelims and GS-1-Mains

1. Policy of Ring-Fence

• Introduced by: Lord Warren Hastings (1773–1785)
• Objective: Establish buffer zones around British territories to protect against external threats.
• Implementation: Formed alliances with neighboring states, providing them with military support to deter invasions.

2. Subsidiary Alliance

• Introduced by: Lord Wellesley (1798–1805)
• Objective: Expand British influence by making Indian states dependent on British military power.
• Terms: Indian rulers accepted British forces within their territories and refrained from independent foreign relations, effectively losing sovereignty.

3. Doctrine of Lapse

• Propounded by: Lord Dalhousie (1848–1856)
• Objective: Annex princely states lacking a direct male heir.
• Outcome: Several states, including Satara and Jhansi, were annexed, leading to discontent among Indian rulers.

4. Policy of Subordinate Isolation

• Introduced by: Lord Hastings (1813–1823)
• Objective: Ensure Indian princely states acted as subordinate allies to the British.
• Terms: States renounced external sovereignty while retaining internal autonomy, increasing British influence without direct annexation.

5. Forward Policy

• Introduced by: Lord Auckland (1836–1842)
• Objective: Counter Russian expansion in Central Asia and protect India’s northwest frontier.
• Implementation: Involved British intervention in Afghanistan, leading to the First Anglo-Afghan War (1839–1842).

6. Policy of Masterly Inactivity

• Introduced by: Lord John Lawrence (1864–1869)
• Objective: Adopt a non-interventionist approach towards Afghanistan to avoid unnecessary conflicts.
• Implementation: Refrained from interfering in Afghan internal affairs, maintaining peace at the frontier and preventing foreign influence.

7. Policy of Proud Reserve

• Introduced by: Lord Lytton (1876–1880)
• Objective: Establish scientific frontiers and safeguard British spheres of influence, particularly concerning Afghanistan.
• Implementation: Adopted a more assertive foreign policy, leading to the Second Anglo-Afghan War (1878–1880) and the Treaty of Gandamak (1879), which increased British influence in Afghan affairs.

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UPSC CSE Topper by Vikas Dhayal

16 Mar, 07:35

🛑Foreign Travellers who visited India in Medieval Period during various ruler' s reign

1. Marco Polo from Italy : 1288-1292 AD : Pandya Kingdom

2. Ibn-e-Batuta from Morocco : 1333-1342 AD
: Mohammad Bin Tughlaq

3. Nicoloi Conti from Italy : 1420-1422 AD
: Dev Ray I (Vijay Nagar)

4. Tsang Hi from China : 1421-1431 AD : Jalaluddin of Bengal

5. Abdur Razzak-Ambassador from Iran : 1442-1443 AD : Dev Ray II (Vijay Nagar)

6. Athnasius Niketin from Russia : 1470-1474 AD : Mohammad III Bahmani

7. Bartholomu Diaz-Italian boat man : 1503-1508 AD : Deccan

8. Eduardo Barbosa-Portuguese : 1516-1518 AD : Krishna Dev Ray (Vijay Nagar)

9. Domingo’s Paes—Portuguese : 1520-1522 A : Krishna Dev Ray (Vijay Nagar)

10. Nuniz-Portuguese Merchant of Home
: 1535-1537 AD : Achyut Dev Ray (Vijay Nagar)

11. Anthony Monserrate Portuguese Priest
: 1578-1582 AD : Akbar

12. Ralph Fisch (First English traveller)
: 1585-1591 AD : Akbar

13. Ceaser Fredriseh (Portuguese traveller)
: 16th Century : Vijay Nagar

14. John Linscoten (Dutch) : 16th Century : Vijay Nagar

15. Lama Taranath (Tibetian Bauddha)
: 16th Century : Eastern India

16. Captain Hawkins (English traveller)
: 1608-1613 AD : Jahangir

17. William Fisch (English traveller)
: 1608-1612 AD : Jahangir

John Jurdan (Portuguese): 1608-1617 AD
: Jahangir

19. Nicholos Doughton (English Navy Officer)
: 1608-1615 AD: Jahangir

20. Nicholos Withurgton (English traveller)
: 1612-1616 AD: Jahangir

21. Thomas Coryat (English traveller)
: 1612-1617 AD: Jahangir

22. Sir Thomas Roe (English Ambassador)
: 1615-1619 AD: Jahangir

23. Pal Canning (English traveller)
: 1615-1625: Jahangir

24. Edward Terry (English Priest)
: 1616-1619 AD: Jahangir

25. Francisco Paelsert (Dutch): 1620-1627 AD
: Jahangir

26. Pietra Della Velle (Italy) : 1622-1660 AD
: Jahangir

27. John Loyatt (Dutch) : 1626-1633 AD
: Shahjahan

28. John Fryer (English): 1627-1681 AD
: Shahjahan

29. Peter Mundy (Italy): 1630-1634 AD
: Shahjahan

30. Tavernier (French Jeweller): 1641-1687 AD
: Shahjahan & Aurangzeb

31. Manucci (Italy): 1656-1687 AD
: Aurangzeb

32. Bernier (French Doctor): 1658-1668 AD
: Aurangzeb

33. Jean Thevnot (France): 1666-1668 AD
: Aurangzeb

34. Gammilly Careri (Italy): 1695-1697 AD

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UPSC CSE Topper by Vikas Dhayal

13 Mar, 10:22

For those looking for Plan B

Other than CSE few other good jobs will be coming in next 4-5 months.

Notification expected dates

PFRDA: Apr-May
RBI: May-June
NABARD: June-July
IRDAI: July-Aug

Very less scope for SEBI & IFSCA to happen this year.

Probably the above are highest paying gov jobs (30+ lacs CTC).

Credits -Umed

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UPSC CSE Topper by Vikas Dhayal

13 Mar, 10:18

List of important Animal Behaviour.pdf

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⏳Prelims (72 Days to Go)⏳

After Seeing the Orangutan and Honey Bee questions in Prelims 2023 someone from the UPSC comminity has made this interesting ☝🏻compilation of all kinds of peculiar animal behaviours.

While we know what to do for those couple of questions for Environment( Click here if you don't know) , this short list is an interesting read.

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