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5/ What 2024 Taught Us & How to Prepare Smarter.1. Balance all 3 stages (Prelims, Mains, Interview).2. Don’t underestimate CSAT.3. Consistency > intensity.4. Build fundamentals, not just trends.5. Work on your personality for the Interview. UPSC trends change. Strong preparation.

4/ UPSC Final Cut-Off – Margins are Tightening.📊 General: 953 (2023) ➡️ 947 (2024). ⚠️ OBC (910) & EWS (917) are barely 30–37 marks behind General. SC/ST also closely bunched. 🎯 Lessons:.- Every single mark matters.- Focus on Mains; Interview can’t save weak written marks. 📖.

3/ UPSC Mains 2024 Cut-Off – Small Dip, Big Lessons.📊 General: 735 (2023) ➡️ 729 (2024). 📝 Observations:.- Concept-based optionals did well.- GS II was high scoring.- GS I & III pulled scores down. 🎯 Takeaways:.- Work on answer structure & depth.- Choose an optional you love.

2/ UPSC Prelims 2024 Cut-Off – A Sharp Rise!.📊 General: 75.41 (2023) ➡️ 87.98 (2024) (+12.57!).SC: +19.78 | ST: +26.41.- Paper was easier than 2023.- Competition shot up.- Fewer eliminations via CSAT. 🎯 Takeaways:.- Build conceptual depth.- Don’t predict paper difficulty.- Take.

1/ Why UPSC Cut-Offs Matter.- The cut-off is not arbitrary—it shows how tough the paper was & how aspirants performed. - Reflect on the trends. - Learn why the bar was set where it was. Serious aspirants for 2026/27, take notes 📝. 📖 Full analysis 👉

🧵 #UPSC CSE 2024 Cut-Off Analysis: Trends & Lessons for 2026/27 Aspirants. The UPSC cut-off isn’t just a number, it’s a mirror reflecting competition, paper nature & UPSC’s evolving expectations. Here’s what the 2024 cut-offs reveal & how you can prepare smarter 👇.

💡 #upsc2026 aspirants, take note:.1. Prelims: Questions on ancient Indian science likely.2. Mains/Essay: “Science & Technology in Ancient India”.3. Ethics: Civilizational pride & scientific temper.

Why does it matter?.This isn’t just about history, it’s about inspiring the next generation to:.- Value India’s scientific traditions 🕉️.- Build curiosity about ancient innovations.- See science as a living heritage, not just a subject.

What’s new in this NCERT?.✅Sections like:.- “Ever heard of?”.- “Our Scientific Heritage”. 228 pages | 13 chapters.Bridges modern science with India’s ancient discoveries. Aligned to #NEP2020 & #NCFSE2023.

Ancient science meets modern learning:. - Acharya Kanad: Parmanu (atoms) theory.- Bhaskara II: Water bowl astronomy.- Kamsya: Copper-tin alloys in medicine.- Ayurvedic solvents in drug formulations.- Variolation: India’s traditional method to combat smallpox before vaccines.

🚨 #NCERT2025 Class 8 Science just got a historic upgrade!.It’s no longer just formulas & lab work, students now journey through India’s scientific brilliance!. From Parmanu (atom theory) to Ayurveda’s smallpox cures… here’s what’s inside 👇

For #UPSC aspirants:.This isn’t just about textbooks. It’s about:.- How narratives shape our understanding of history.- Interrogating sources critically.- Balancing facts with context. History isn’t black or white. Learn to read between the lines. 📝.

Why this change?. NCERT says:.“It’s vital to study darker periods dispassionately… without blaming anyone alive today for events of the past.”. The new approach aligns with NEP 2020 & NCF 2023: more honest, evidence-based history.

But it’s not just about brutality. The book also:.1. Acknowledges Mughal contributions to economy & culture.2. Shows Akbar’s later “tolerance”.3. Notes Shivaji’s respect for all faiths & rebuilding desecrated temples. It balances facts with a "no-blame" disclaimer.

The chapter “Reshaping India’s Political Map” highlights:.- Alauddin Khilji’s destruction of Hindu temples.- Babur’s “towers of skulls” & enslavement.- Akbar’s Chittorgarh massacre (30,000 civilians).- Aurangzeb’s edicts to demolish temples. This wasn’t in the old Class 7 NCERT.

Babur: Brutal conqueror. Akbar: A mix of brutality & tolerance. Aurangzeb: Destroyed temples & gurdwaras. #NCERT2025 (new) Class 8 Social Science textbook doesn’t mince words. Here’s what changed for #upsc2026 students 👇

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This incident marks one of the worst aviation disasters in India in decades. It highlights:.- The criticality of cockpit controls.- The need for design safeguards against accidental switch movement.

Were there earlier warnings?. Honeywell, the manufacturer of these fuel switches, had flagged them earlier for potential issues. But investigators stress: “No impact on compensation for victims.”.

Why couldn’t the plane recover?. Pilots apparently tried to restart the engines, but they didn’t have enough time or altitude to bring them back online before the aircraft went down.