Distance learning programmes for ias aspirants

It consists of daily subject and topic wise study plans. Also it includes schedule for weekly, subject-end, prelims and mains test series. Unique Shiksha is the only institute to provide a yearly fixed class schedule. No other institute follows such a programme! Our well-researched pedagogy ensures 360-degree direction and support to you.

At the onset of preparation procedure an aspirant is not experienced enough to know what to study or how much to study. Online blogs, topper’s interviews and other sources often tend to be puzzling. Only an experienced institution can guide you to know what to study, when to study, how much to study and most importantly how to make it most beneficial for the examination.

This Study Material is designed towards overcoming the challenges posed by the vigorous nature and often changing requirements of the questions asked by UPSC.

Scope of syllabus in UPSC is limited to the school level (10th standard). Which means that the last time you have studied UPSC syllabus was minimum five years ago!

The Study Material has chapters separated as per study schedule. The content is presented in point-wise manner for easy reading and high retention. This also helps you to write succinct and precise answers. Each chapter ends with MCQs to test your preparation.

This ensures revision of fundamentals and superior understanding of facts and concepts. You clear your doubts quicker. And also ensure the aspirants are continuously working on their application and logical abilities.

Your application and analytical skills are put to test. These tests also contain questions from previously covered subjects to guarantee continuous revision. This makes it different from the Weekly Tests, wherein questions are asked directly from the topics read.

The true effect of the concept of progressive practice as achieved in congruence by Weekly tests and Subject End tests can determined from the example:

• Weekly Test sample question 1: Which taxation policies were adopted during the Mughal Empire?
• Weekly Test sample question 2: Which taxation policies were adopted during the British Raj in India?
• Subject-End Test sample question: Which taxation policies were carried forward from the Mughal Empire into the British Empire in India?

This interdisciplinary approach gives Unique Shiksha’s students the edge over the competition.

Moreover, through difficult practice they absorb the necessary skills to ace UPSC.

In fact, 480 marks out of 1,000 marks of General Studies Paper 1-4 were directly from the Unique Shiksha Mains Test! Mains Test Series includes of a set of 18 practice papers reaching from Subject Wise papers to General Studies Paper 1-4.

• Subject wise sectional papers = 6
• English language = 1
• Hindi language = 1
• Essay = 2
• General Studies Paper-1 = 2
• General Studies Paper-2 = 2
• General Studies Paper-3 = 2
• General Studies Paper-4 = 2

The Series is designed in such a way that it instructs in aspirants the skills pertaining to:

• Time management
• Adherence to word limits
• Structuring of answers and its construction
  • ? Accurate introduction.
  • ? Qualitative analysis and its presentation.
  • ? Strong conclusion to support the answer.

To ensure aspirants get maximum aids of the Mains Test Series we have put into place an extensive after-test support structure comprising of:

• Thorough scrutiny of papers by faculty with detailed suggestions.
• Model answers with writing tips.
• Graphical video explanation of each question and its answer.
• 1-on-1 online session with faculty for doubt resolution and suggestions (on-request).