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  • November 29, 2019 at 3:37 pm in reply to: How good is taking psychology in the UPSC optional subject? #2130

    deeptiaggarwal
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    Hi,
    If you are good in psychology and possess an interest in it then go ahead with it or else drop it. Its your personal choice that which optional subject you wish to choose.

    November 13, 2019 at 4:31 pm in reply to: What is the correct way to prepare for the personality round for ias exams? #2096

    deeptiaggarwal
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    I have read 2 blogs on Rau’s IAS blog page, titled as – TIPS FOR PREPARING FOR IAS INTERVIEW Part I & II, so just read them I hope it will be helpful for you.

    November 1, 2019 at 6:01 pm in reply to: which is better Vision current affairs booklet or Rau's FOCUS booklet? #2069

    deeptiaggarwal
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    Rau’s FOCUS magazine is much better than Vision’s current affairs magazine.

    October 17, 2019 at 12:25 am in reply to: Which are the best books for ias mains history optional? #2039

    deeptiaggarwal
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    Hi, the best books for ias mains history optional:-

    Indian Heritage & Culture
    Gazetteer of India – Volume II
    L. Basham: The wonder that was India
    S. A. A Rizvi : The wonder that was India (volume II)
    Books on Indian dance, painting, temples etc of Publications Divisions and National Book Trust (NBT)
    Modern Indian History & Post Independent India
    NCERT: Modern India
    Tarachand – History of Freedom Movement in India, Vol- I to IV, (Publications Division).
    Surendernath Sen: 1857 (Publications Division)
    Ancient India-Collection of Article (Publications Division)
    NBT- Freedom Struggle
    Bipan Chandra: India’s Struggle for Independence
    Bipan Chandra-Post Independence India
    Sumit Sarkar-Modern India
    Gazetteer of India- Volume II
    World History
    NCERT: The Story of Civilization (2 Volumes)
    NCERT: Contemporary World History
    L. Mukherji: A History of the World

    October 11, 2019 at 12:23 pm in reply to: Which ias institutes offers best weekend classes in Delhi? #2030

    deeptiaggarwal
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    Hi,
    1. Rau’s IAS Study Circle
    2. Vajiram & Ravi
    3. KSG
    4. Chanakya IAS
    5. Vision IAS

    September 26, 2019 at 12:26 am in reply to: Which are the best ias coaching centers in Bangalore? #1994

    deeptiaggarwal
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    Hi,
    As per my best knowledge, the following are the best ias coaching centers in Bangalore:-
    1. Rau’s IAS Study Circle
    2. Shankar IAS
    3. Vision IAS
    4. KSG
    5. Insight IAS

    September 18, 2019 at 9:11 am in reply to: Which are the top 5 ias institutes for hindi medium coaching in Jaipur? #1979

    deeptiaggarwal
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    Hi,
    I am listing the list of top 5 best ias institutes in Jaipur which conducts excellent coaching in Hindi medium:-
    1. Rau’s IAS Study Circle
    2. Astitva IAS Academy
    3. Indian institute for IAs apirants
    4. Chanakya IAS
    5. Sanjeevani IAs Institute

    September 5, 2019 at 5:58 pm in reply to: HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST IAS COACHING CENTRES IN INDIA? #1963

    deeptiaggarwal
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    Hi, the following are the points which you should consider while selecting the best ias coaching center in India:-
    1. Knowledgable fcaulty
    2. Best study material
    3. Live classroom coahicng
    4. Personalized attention
    5. Talk to the ex- as well as current staudents of the institutes
    6. The success rate of the institute should be high
    7. Excellent infrastructure
    8. Updated pedagogy
    I would suggest you to visit Rau’s IAS Study Circle before you finalize any other ias institute for your ias exam preparation because its the oldest and the most reliable ias coaching hub in India.

    September 5, 2019 at 5:48 pm in reply to: Recommended books for IAS Mains Exam Preparation #1962

    deeptiaggarwal
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    Hi, I would suggest you to follow the book list which is mentioned on the official website of Rau’s IAS Study Circle as I have prepared from it and believe me it was very helpful in cracking my mains exams.
    I am mentioning the Geography optional subject books from which I prepared for my mains optional
    Geography of the World
    NCERT books on Indian and world Geography
    Physical Geography : Savindra Singh
    Geomorphology : Savindra Singh
    Oceanography : Sharma and Vatal (NCERT)
    Economics and Social Geography: Rupa Publications
    Environmental Geography: Savindra Singh
    Survey of Indian Agriculture : The Hindu Publications.
    Survey of Indian Economy: The Hindu Publications
    India Year Book : Publications Division

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