Classroom Programme - 2nd Week of April'14

Pol Sc Paper II - Foreign Policy

History Paper I - Exam [Mains pattern]

GS Paper II - Maths

Test - Maths [Prelims pattern]

GS Paper I - Indian National Movement II 

Classroom Programme for the 1st Week of April 2014

HISTORY Optional - Medieval India - Economy, Society, Literature & Religion during the Sultanate 

GS

Maths - for GS II Prelims

Modern India - II [Social Movements 1828 - 1900 +
                                 Indian National Movement - I] 

Test Series - Modern India

Prelims Test Series : Phase I

1. 6th April - Modern India + Polity [as taught in Mar'14]

[British Expansion [1707 - 1857], Resistance to British Rule, Revolt of 1857] + [Constitutional Development of India from 1772 to 1947]

2. 6th/13th April - Maths - Perm & Comb + Prob + Venn Diagrams
[as taught in March'14]

 

3. 20th April - Ecology - on the full syllabus 

[as taught in March'14]

The above tests are applicable for those candidates who will be appearing for UPSC 2014. 

Classroom Programme for the 3rd Week of Mar'14

GS - Maths - GS II [CSAT] - Permutation, Combination & Probability

GS - Ecology 

Pol Sc Optional - IR Theory - Post-Modernism in IR

3 in UPSC Civil Services Interview

1. Subham Ghosh [Optional-History]   
2. Shekhar Chowdhury [Optional-Geog] 
3. Aspirant III [Optional-History], 
have cleared UPSC Mains 2013. 

We Congratulate them and wish them very best for Interview. 

Jai Ho History !

Shekhar Chowdhury [Roll: CSE 304463]

Subham Ghosh [Roll: CSE 457796]

Name, Photograph & Details of Aspirant III are not being published on request of anonymity

Classroom Programme for the 2nd Week of March'14

GS I - Ecology I 

GS II - Ecology II

1. Basic concepts - cycles, ecosystem, atmosphere etc. 

2. Major biomes

3. Biodiversity

4. Legislation related to Biodiversity

History Optional - Medieval IV - 1320 - 1400 in North India 

Pol Sc Optional - IR Theory - Liberalism, Neo-Liberalism & Functionalism

Classroom Programme for the 1st Week of March'14

GS I : Indian Constitution I 

Development of the Constitutional History of India to Citizenship

GS II : Modern Indian History I 

British Expansion [1707 - 1857], Resistance to British Rule, Revolt of 1857

GS III : How to study for Prelims ?

History Optional - Medieval III 

North India [1178 - 1320]

Pol Sc Optional - IR Theory

Carr, Morgenthau & Neo-Realism