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| Video Discription | Political Science & International Relations Batch Target 2025 | Started from - 19th Feb 2024 Political Science & International Relations (Feb 2024) CLASSROOM course - Target 2025 Link - https://www.shubhraviraj.in/course-infomation/f64976d1-9cda-45a2-aa84-13fc66534315 Political Science & International Relations (Feb 2024) TABLET course - Target 2025 Link - https://www.shubhraviraj.in/course-infomation/2e87fe0b-1f18-4aad-aac8-ad3fb389c0e2 What is the significance of optional papers in UPSC CSE Mains? The UPSC CSE Mains examination has total of 9 papers including 7 Papers of 250 marks each, which are counted in the marks tally. Out of these 7 Papers, 2 papers are from Optional Subject. The optional papers require special attention because: 1. They contribute 500 marks. 2. These papers require specialised, in-depth conceptual understanding of level higher than the post-graduation level. 3. It is possible to cross 300 marks cumulatively in two optional papers. How to select your optional subject paper? The optional paper should be carefully selected after considering following factors: 1. Interest in the subject. Go through the syllabus to know the scope of the subject and your interest. 2. Availability of good guidance/teacher/institute to facilitate a result oriented preparation. 3. Overlap with GS & Essay papers. More the overlap, better integration can be ensured. 4. The performance of the subject – See the number of selections from the subject in last couple of years. Why should you select PSIR as your Optional paper? PSIR optional is one of the favourite among students. It can be analysed on the basis of parameters mentioned above: 1. The syllabus is quite interesting, wherein one has to study about the Western Political Thought and ideology, Indian political thought, Indian Government & Politics in Paper 1. In paper 2 , comparative politics, Theory of International relations, Bilateral relations and institutions are to be studied. 2. Shubhra Ranjan IAS has been providing a focussed and result oriented guidance to the students. Detailed explanations, proper doubt solving and comprehensive notes help the students in grasping the concepts and lucidly expressing themselves through their answers. 3. PSIR optional has one of the highest overlap with essay paper, GS Papers and the scope of the Personality Tests. The overlap between PSIR and Essay & GS can be traced under following heads: a. Essay Paper – The knowledge of political philosophers and ideologies helps tremendously in unravelling the Philosophical essays b. GS Paper 1- National Movement, Post independence India, Cold war phase of world history, Indian Society and beyond; c. GS Paper 2 - Except Governance topic other sections like Polity and International Relations is having overlap; d. GS Paper 3 - Political economy, planning and economic development, land reforms, Liberalisation etc and; e. GS Paper 4 - Philosophical section i.e. Non case studies section, can be answered in better way through the knowledge of political science. f. At the Interview stage , the questions are definitely asked from economy section, DAF, International relations and Indian politics. With the help of PSIR, the questions on last two topics can be answered satisfactorily. Needless to say, after the selection as well, the knowledge acquired in Indian government & politics and International Relations sections is extremely useful. 4. The PSIR optional has been giving one of the highest selections. For the UPSC CSE Exam 2022 itself, there were 101 selections in PSIR from Shubhra Ranjan IAS (SRIAS), including Rank 1 Ishita Kishore. Unlike some of the optionals like History, Public Administration, PSIR has been a consistent performer. Explore our Courses at: https://www.shubhraviraj.in/explore-courses Follow us at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shubhraranjanias Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shubhraranjanias Telegram: https://t.me/sriasofficial Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShubhraRanjan Website: https://www.shubhraviraj.in/ |
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