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If you are preparing International Relations for UPSC CSE (Prelims + Mains) and are confused about what to read and what to skip, this short will give you a clear, limited and effective booklist. Start your IR preparation with NCERT Class 11 & 12, build conceptual clarity, then

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International Relations (IR) is important for UPSC aspirants. On average, 6–8 questions in Prelims and around 4 questions (50 marks) in Mains are asked every year. 📌 Start smart :- • NCERT Class 11 & 12 • Standard IR books • Newspaper reading • World Focus Magazine

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After the devastation of the First and Second World Wars, Europe was economically broken and newly independent Third World countries were focused to grow. Through a simple village story, this video explains why the USA acted like a “diamond merchant”, why loans were more

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How can I avoid unnecessary risky guesses or over-attempts in UPSC Prelims ? GS Paper - 1 : Prelims is unique because it has 100 questions, negative marking and a cutoff. How you attempt the paper can be just as important as how much you have prepared. This method helps you

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UPSC Prelims Cutoff Analysis (2020–2024) 📊 Let’s look at the actual cutoff marks of the last five years :- 🔹 2020 - 92.51 🔹 2021 - 87.54 🔹 2022 - 88.22 🔹 2023 - 75.41 🔹 2024 - 87.98 📌 Key Insight : In the analysis of cut-off marks from 2020 to 2024 - The cutoff

BRICS 2026 : Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation & Sustainability India’s BRICS Chairship in 2026 is guided by the theme “Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability”, reflecting a people-centric and humanity-first vision articulated by the

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UPSC does not test information alone - it tests comprehension, interpretation and relevance. Previous Year Questions (PYQs) help aspirants understand :- • the language used by UPSC • the context behind each question • the exact demand of the question By regularly analysing

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UPSC GS-IV is not about definitions alone. It is about ethical judgment in real situations. UPSC Mains General Studies Paper-IV focuses on Ethics, Integrity, and https://t.co/zhdNpvBBPT evaluates how you think, how you decide and how you act in public life. This paper tests

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Ethics for UPSC GS Paper 4 begins with moral awareness. Through a simple story of a fish searching for the ocean while already living in it, this short explains a core GS Paper 4 idea — that ethics is inherent in human beings, not externally imposed. In the UPSC Ethics paper,

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This story of Manak and Guleri reflects a subtle ethical truth. Decisions in life are often taken with moral intent, yet their consequences unfold in ways no one fully anticipates. Ethics, therefore, is not about labelling actions as right or wrong in isolation. It is about

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