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Mains Batch (GS Paper-I + GS Paper-II) + Test Series (4 Sectional Tests + 4 Full Length Tests) |
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Mains Answer Writing-3 Questions with Face-to-Face Answer Checking Every day. Individuals focus on Answer writing with every student mentored by Dhananjay Sir. |
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Subject 1 (9 AM to 11.30 AM) |
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Subject 2 (11.45 AM to 1.30 PM) |
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Day 1 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Overall Trends Discussion, Constitution, key components of Constitution, Functions of the Constitution, Classification of Constitution, Constitution of India, Indian Constitution is mixed bag, Indian Constitution is called Mixed bag of Borrowings |
Essay 1 |
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Day 2 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Indian Constitution is considered as ‘Living Document’, Constitutionalism, Classification of Constitutionalism, Types of Constitutionalism: Legal and Political Constitutionalism, Constitution vs Constitutionalism |
Essay 2 |
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Day 3 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Preamble, Scholars Views regarding Preamble, Objectives resolution and its link to Preamble, Constitution and Preamble, Preamble and its Key Terms, Is Preamble part of Indian Constitution? Can Parliament amend the Preamble?, Basic Structure Doctrine Controversy (In News), Basic Structure Concep, Evolution of Basic Structure Doctrine, List of Basic as termed by Constitution
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Essay 3 |
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Day 4 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Federalism, key features of federalism, Types of Federalism, Federalism in India, Federal Features of the Indian Constitution, Is India a true Federation? Scholars View and Court Cases regarding character of Federalism in India, Advantages of Quasi-federal state, Potential pitfalls of having a quasi-federal state, Unitary features of the Indian Constitution, Changing Trends of Federalism in India
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Essay 4 |
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Day 5 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Rights, Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Rights in Indian Constitution , Importance of Fundamental Rights , Article 12
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Essay 5 |
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Day 6 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Hijab Ban, Places of Worship Act, Article 27, Article 28 - Freedom from Attending Religious Instruction, Article 29 - Protection of Interests of Minorities Hijab Ban, Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act of 1991 Article 31, 31A, 31B and 31C: Article 32: Right to Constitutional Remedies Our constitution has given Fundamental Rights by one hand and taken them back by another hand |
Essay 6 |
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Day 7 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP), key features of DPSP, DPSP are fundamental to the governance of the country, Classification of Directive Principles, Amendments or New DPSP’s DPSP Outside Part 4, Classification of the basis of their Nature and Objective, Laws and policies for implementation in the DPSP, The Directive Principles of State Policy are not mere pious declaration but clear directions for the guidance of State Policy. Criticism of DPSP, Difference Between Fundamental Rights and DPSP, Directive Principles of State Policy and Fundamental Rights are complementary and Supplementary to each other, Uniform Civil Code (UCC), Liquor Ban in Bihar |
Essay 7 |
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Day 8 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Democracy, Key features of democracy include, Essential, Conditions for Democracy, Democracy in India, Liberal Democracy, its features, Trends in Indian Democracy, Positive Trends in Indian Democracy Negative trends, Concerns/Challenges, Strengthening, Democracy in India: Measures Undertaken, Role of Citizen in a Democracy |
Essay 8 |
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Day 9 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Centre-State Relations, Trends in Centre-State Relations, Cooperative Federalism, Competitive Federalism, Mechanism to promote Competitive federalism, Centre-State Issues in India Recent Key issues emerged in Centre-State Relations, Cooperation between Centre and State, Mechanism of, Cooperation between Centre and State, Recommendations made by committees to improve Centre-State Relations, Administrative reforms commission, Sarkaria commission recommendation, Punchhi commission |
Essay 9 |
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Day 10 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Parliament, Is Parliament a Sovereign Body? Parliament of India, Evolution and Constitutional Provision for the Indian Legislature, Bicameral Institutions: Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha, Functions and Powers of Parliament, Decline of parliament, Conflict between Judiciary and Parliament, Parliamentary Privileges, key aspects of parliamentary privileges in India, Types of Privileges in India, Parliamentary Proceedings and Motions Types of Bills, Stages of Passing of Bills, Budget in Parliament and Financial Process, Budgetary Motions, Funds of Government of India, Grants of the Government, Parliamentary Committees |
Essay 10 |
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Day 11 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
President, Vice-President, Prime minister, Chief Minister, Governor, Speaker |
Essay 11 |
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Day 12 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Elections In India, Features, Laws, Acts, RPA 1950, RPA 1951, Delimitation Act, 2002, Historical Background, Structure and Terms, Removal, Functions, Significance, Measures Undertaken by Election Commission, Required Reforms, Way Forward, Model code of conduct, Emerging Trends in Election Campaign, Freebies, Positive Impacts of Freebies, SC on Freebies, Simultaneous Election (One Nation, One Election) |
Essay 12 |
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Day 13 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Judiciary, Difference phases of Judiciary: Appointment of CJI and Judges 1950-1973, First Judges case, 1982, Second Judges case,1993, Third Judges Case, 1998, Collegium System, Challenges of Collegium System, National Judicial Appointment Commission, Reasons for NJAC Struck down, Judicial Activism, Judicial Overreach. |
Essay 13 |
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Day 14 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Political Parties, Types, Functions, Characteristics, Recognition, Evolution, Election Commission and Political Parties, Benefits of Recognizing Political Parties
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Essay 14 |
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Day 15 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Panchayati Raj, Evolution of Panchayati Raj during British India Period, Evolution of Panchayati Raj after Independence, Constitutionalisation of Panchayati Raj- 73rd Constitution Amendment Act of 1992 |
Essay 15 |
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Day 16 |
GS Paper II- Polity |
Polity Sectional Test |
Essay 16 |
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Day 17 |
GS Paper II- Economics |
Population, Key terms, Determinants of Populations, Population of India since independence, Different phases of Population growth in India, Regional Variation of population in India, Cause of Overpopulation, Positive Effect of Overpopulation, Negative Effects of Overpopulation, Factors affecting distribution of population in India, Strategies to Regulate Population Growth in India, Steps taken by Government of India to control population, Demographic Transition, Demographic dividend, Demand in India for Population Control Laws |
Essay 17 |
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Day 18 |
GS Paper II- Economics |
Poverty, Classification of Poverty, Importance of Identifying poor in India, Poverty Estimation Methodology, Poverty Estimation Before Independence, Poverty Estimation After Independence, Causes of Poverty Role of Geography in Poverty in India, Reasons for Poverty in Bihar, Poverty Alleviation Measures, Reasons for failure of Government measures to eliminate poverty, Government Reforms |
Essay 18 |
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Day 19 |
GS Paper II- Economics |
Sectors of Economy, Sectors on the basis of Ownership, Sectors on the basis of Working Condition, Historical Evolution and Shifting of Sectors of Economy, Indian Context, Reasons for Jump from Primary Sector to Tertiary Sector, Reasons for Low growth in Secondary Sector, Unemployment in India, Types, Causes, Reasons Importance of Women in the workforce for India, Measures to improve Women's workforce participation, Consequences of Unemployment in India, Measures to Reduce Unemployment
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Essay 19 |
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Day 20 |
GS Paper II- Economics |
Planning, Evolution of Planning in India, Objectives of Planning in India, Types of Planning, Planning Commission, Achievements of Five-year Planning, Drawbacks of Five Years Planning, NITI Ayog, Functions of NITI AYOG, Atal Innovation Mission, Aspirational District, Issues in Aspirational District, Niti Aayog aims to enable India to better face complex challenges, through the following, Difference Between Planning commission and Niti Ayog |
Essay 20 |
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Day 21 |
GS Paper II- Economics |
Economic Development, Industrial Policy 1948 |1956|1977 |1980 |1980 |1991, Post-1991 Economic Reforms Inclusive Growth, Regional Development Disparity, Decentralized Planning |
Essay 21 |
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Day 22 |
GS Paper II- Economics |
MSME Sector, Significance, Challenges, Steps to Revive, Industries-Classification, Factors, Major and Minor Industries Minerals, Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957, The Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2015, District Mineral Foundation, National Mineral Policy, 2019 |
Essay 22 |
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Day 23 |
GS Paper II- Economics |
Agriculture in India, Monsoon, Indian Ocean dipole movement, Food Security, Minimum Support Price (MSP), Post harvesting Issue: Storage, Transportation and Marketing in Agriculture Emerging Trends in Agriculture, Organic Farming, Green Revolution, Genetically Modified Crops |
Essay 23 |
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Day 24 |
GS Paper II- Economics |
Bihar: Physical features, Natural Resources, Forest, Minerals and Waters, Poor Economic and Social Development, Industries in Bihar, Urbanization in Bihar, Low Tele-density of Bihar, Bihar and Health, Bihar Economic Growth, Agriculture Road Map of Bihar |
Essay 24 |
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Day 25 |
GS Paper II- Economics |
Jeevika, Jal Jeevan Hariyali Mission, Saath Nischay Yojana 1.0, Bihar Start-up Policy, 2022, Bihar Industrial Investment Promotion Policy (Textile & Leather Policy) 2022, New Bihar Agricultural Investment Promotion Policy 2020, Hazard profile of Bihar, COVID-19 and Disaster Management
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Essay 25 |
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Day 26 |
GS Paper II- Economics |
WTO, Key Agreements in WTO- GATT, GATS, TRIPS, Agreement on Agriculture, WTO and India |
Essay 26 |
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Day 27 |
GS Paper II- Geography |
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