Why Choose UPSC Akhada?
Where Your Mind Becomes Your Battlefield, and Knowledge Is Your Weapon
Expert Guidance from Proven Professionals
Our faculty members are experienced mentors who have guided countless students through the UPSC journey with proven success.
With specialized expertise in their subjects, they bring deep knowledge of the UPSC syllabus and examination patterns.
Their approach simplifies complex concepts, creating a supportive environment where you gain both knowledge and strategy.
Customized Learning for Every Aspirant
Recognizing the unique strengths and weaknesses of each student, our personalized study plans cater to individual needs.
Small batch sizes allow us to give focused attention, closely monitor progress, and provide tailored guidance.
This ensures that every student receives the support they need to succeed.
Regular Assessments & Continuous Feedback
Weekly quizzes, mock tests, and assessments are essential in tracking progress and identifying improvement areas.
One-on-one feedback sessions with experts ensure personalized attention to refine your preparation strategy.
Continuous monitoring and tailored plans keep you on track for steady improvement.
Motivational Support & Counseling
The UPSC journey can be demanding, so we provide counseling that addresses both academic and emotional well-being.
Our support system helps you stay focused, calm, and motivated to reach your goals.
We are here to ensure you remain positive and committed throughout the journey.
Preliminary Examination (Prelims): The Gateway to Mains
The Preliminary Examination is your first and most competitive stage of the UPSC exam. It consists of two objective-type papers designed to test a candidates grasp'of both general knowledge and aptitude.
GS Paper I: This paper tests your knowledge on a wide range of topics, including Current Events, Environment, History, Geography, Polity, Economy, and General Science.
CSAT Paper II: This paper tests aptitude, comprehension, logical reasoning, basic numeracy, and decision-making skills. A minimum score of 33% is required to pass.
- Total Marks: 400 (200 for each paper).
- Only Paper I marks count towards the cut-off; Paper II is qualifying in nature.
- Marks are not counted in the final merit but are used to select candidates for Mains.
Preparation Tips:
- Stay updated with quality newspapers like The Hindu or Indian Express for current affairs.
- Practice mock tests to improve accuracy under timed conditions.
- Use concise notes for quick revision on key topics.
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