UPSC Civil Services Integrated (3 Years)

• GEO IAS Live Offline/Online classes available in both English and Hindi medium, ideal for UPSC IAS/IPS or State Civil Service preparation.
• Admissions Open with new batch starting every month.
• Course Duration: 36 Months.
• Daily 2 classes: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM and 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM 
• Mode: Offline/Online (Live).
• Team: Led by Mr. Yogesh Sir, comprising a team of best teachers.
• Course Size:  1200+ classes of 2400+ hours, covering the complete syllabus from the fundamental level.
• Course Validity: 36 Months, with recordings available till selections. Facility to watch each class any number of times.
• Payment Mode: One Time (Discount applicable), Instalment Facility, Loan Facility.

Key Points of the Course

 Printed notes and books for each subject/module.

 24 Mains Tests for answer writing practice (provided over the course duration).

 Current Affairs classes.

 Prelims Test Series.

 Daily and Monthly Current Affairs Magazines in pdf form and in app till selections.

 Mock Interview.

 Adequate facility for clarification of class-related doubts.

 Free E-Library Facility.

 Access to GEO IAS test series app with more than 15 lac MCQs in English and Hindi.

 Access to India’s only AI Based UPSC app.

 Personal Mentor till selections.

 Weekly Test.

 Subject Portability (Learn any one subject with two different teachers or in two different batches).

 Free Wifi Access.

 Special Discount for Classroom Course: A special concession of 20% in the fee for admission in General Studies Classroom Course at any of our branches for one-time payment (conditions apply).

UPSC 3 Years Course Details

Year 1: Foundation and Basics

Objective: To build a strong foundation and understanding of the basics necessary for the UPSC Civil Services Examination.

 Introduction and Orientation

 Overview of the UPSC exam structure, syllabus, and preparation strategy.

 Introduction to all subjects covered in the Preliminary and Main exams.

 NCERTs and Basic Texts

 Detailed study of NCERT books (Class 6-12) for subjects like History, Geography, Polity, Economy, and Science.

 Introduction to basic reference books (e.g., Laxmikanth for Polity, Spectrum for Modern History).

 General Studies (GS) Preparation

 GS Paper 1: Indian Heritage and Culture, History, Geography of the World and Society.

 GS Paper 2: Governance, Constitution, Polity, Social Justice and International relations.

 GS Paper 3: Technology, Economic Development, Bio-diversity, Environment, Security and Disaster Management.

 GS Paper 4: Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude.

 Current Affairs

 Daily reading of newspapers (The Hindu, Indian Express).

 Monthly compilation of current affairs from reliable sources.

 Basic Answer Writing Practice

 Introduction to answer writing techniques.

 Weekly writing practice sessions.

 Optional Subject Selection ( if opted)

 Guidance on choosing the right optional subject.

 Initial reading and understanding of the optional subject basics.

 Language Papers

 Basic preparation for compulsory language papers (English and a regional language).

Year 2: Advanced Understanding and Intensive Preparation

Objective: To deepen the understanding of all subjects and integrate current affairs with static knowledge.

 Advanced General Studies

 In-depth study of advanced reference books for each GS paper.

 Detailed notes and summaries for efficient revision.

 Optional Subject Mastery (if opted)

 Thorough study of the optional subject syllabus.

 Regular classes, notes, and practice questions specific to the optional subject.

 Integrated Current Affairs

 Linking current affairs with static portions.

 Thematic study of current issues (e.g., environmental policies, economic reforms).

 Advanced Answer Writing

 Intensive answer writing practice.

 Evaluation and feedback on weekly written answers.

 Mock Tests and Evaluations

 Regular subject-wise tests for GS and Optional papers.

 Full-length mock tests simulating UPSC exam conditions.

 Interview Preparation

 Basics of personality development and communication skills.

 Mock interviews and feedback sessions.

 Essay Writing Practice

 Regular practice of essay writing.

 Techniques for structuring and presenting essays effectively.

Year 3: Revision, Testing, and Final Preparation

Objective: To consolidate knowledge, practice extensively, and refine exam-taking strategies.

 Comprehensive Revision

 Intensive revision schedules covering all GS papers and optional subjects.

 Use of summary notes and revision guides.

 Full-Length Mock Tests

 Regular full-length mock tests for both Preliminary and Main exams.

 Detailed analysis and feedback on performance.

 Current Affairs Revision

 Regular updates and revision of current affairs.

 Monthly and yearly compilations.

 Focused Answer Writing Practice

 Advanced answer writing sessions focusing on precision and presentation.

 Regular evaluation and improvement sessions.

 Interview Preparation

 Advanced interview preparation techniques.

 Multiple mock interview sessions with experts.

 Final Strategy and Tips

 Exam-specific strategies for both Preliminary and Main exams.

 Time management, stress management, and last-minute tips.

 Preliminary Exam Focus

 Intensive practice and revision for the Preliminary exam.

 Special focus on CSAT (Paper 2) preparation.

 Main Exam Focus

 Post-preliminary exam, focus shifts entirely to the Main exam preparation.

 Optional subject-specific revision sessions.

By following this structured 3-year course, students will systematically build their knowledge base, enhance their skills, and be well-prepared to tackle all stages of the UPSC Civil Services Examination with confidence.

Why 3-Year Course for UPSC

A 3-year UPSC course offers a comprehensive and structured approach to preparing for one of the toughest and most prestigious competitive exams in India. Here are the key significance points of undertaking a 3-year UPSC course:

1. Thorough Understanding and Strong Foundation

Deep Learning: Spanning three years allows students to delve deeply into each subject, ensuring a robust understanding of fundamental concepts and advanced topics.

Holistic Coverage: The extensive timeframe ensures that both static and dynamic parts of the syllabus are thoroughly covered, leaving no gaps in knowledge.

2. Systematic and Structured Preparation

Step-by-Step Approach: The course is divided into distinct phases, starting from basic concepts to advanced topics, which helps in gradually building up knowledge and confidence.

Organized Learning: Students can follow a well-planned curriculum, reducing the chances of feeling overwhelmed by the vast syllabus.

3. Balanced and Less Stressful Preparation

Manageable Pace: With three years to prepare, students can maintain a balanced pace without the pressure of cramming. This reduces stress and burnout, common in shorter, more intensive courses.

Work-Life Balance: Especially beneficial for working professionals and college students, allowing them to balance UPSC preparation with their other commitments.

4. Comprehensive Coverage of Current Affairs

Dynamic Preparation: Continuous exposure to current affairs over three years ensures that students stay updated with national and international events and trends, crucial for both Preliminary and Main exams.

Integration with Static Syllabus: Longer preparation time allows for the seamless integration of current affairs with static subjects, enhancing the overall understanding and relevance of the material.

5. Enhanced Answer Writing and Analytical Skills

Regular Practice: Prolonged preparation includes regular answer writing practice, critical for scoring well in the Main exam. Students can hone their writing style, clarity, and analytical skills.

Feedback and Improvement: Continuous practice over three years, combined with feedback from mentors, allows for iterative improvement in answer writing and presentation skills.

6. Optional Subject Mastery

In-depth Study: Adequate time to deeply study and understand the optional subject, which can significantly impact the final ranking in the UPSC exam.

Regular Revisions: Multiple revision cycles over the course period ensure that the optional subject is well-engrained and can be recalled effectively during the exam.

7. Robust Test and Evaluation System

Frequent Testing: Regular mock tests, quizzes, and assessments over three years help in continuous self-evaluation and progress tracking.

Simulation of Exam Conditions: Multiple full-length tests simulate actual exam conditions, helping students manage time and stress effectively during the real exams.

8. Personality Development and Interview Preparation

Gradual Development: Over three years, students can work on their personality, communication skills, and overall demeanor, which are crucial for the UPSC interview stage.

Mock Interviews: Regular mock interview sessions with feedback help in building confidence and improving presentation skills.

9. Flexibility and Customization

Tailored Learning Paths: The extended period allows for customized learning paths based on individual strengths and weaknesses, ensuring personalized attention and support.

Adaptive Learning: Students can adapt their study plans based on evolving exam patterns, syllabus changes, and personal progress.

10. Increased Chances of Success

Solid Preparation: The comprehensive and well-rounded preparation increases the likelihood of clearing all stages of the UPSC exam, from Preliminary to Main and the Interview.

Confidence Building: The gradual and thorough preparation builds confidence and reduces anxiety, which is essential for performing well under exam conditions.

Overall, a 3-year UPSC course provides a well-rounded, thorough, and less stressful approach to preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Examination, significantly enhancing the chances of success.