Pulkit Singh UPSC Marksheet, Age, Notes, Biography

Pulkit Singh UPSC Biography

Gratitude to all.

This community is to help aspirants to overcome obstructions and constraints which limit them in achieving their goals. Seeing someone achieve anything is euphoria.

CSE(2020)-AIR26 | Third attempt, Decade long effort!

How to prepare for competitive exam like UPSC Civil Services Exam?

Approaching a competitive exam :

A competitve exam may be objective or subjective with an additional interview stage.

Objective exam :
answer is given.
One needs to just recall.
Recall the most appropriate answer.

Subjective:

One needs to reproduce knowledge in given time.
Devise tools to aid it.

Interview:

Interaction to establish profesional competency.
Technical know how as well as see suitability to the work culture.

This should be our broad approach and we should orient ourself as per the need.
Remember the foundational testing is same in all forms. Only the means varies.

Just : Read, Recall and Reproduce.

Pulkit Singh UPSC Marksheet

UPSC Secret Preparation Strategy by Pulkit Singh IAS

I had a simple strategy to not leave any weak areas.First reach an average performance bracket in all.

Then I had worked out to identify four papers in theory where I will put efforts to take me above average.

I had special efforts in essay, ethics and optional.Though makrkseet doesnot reveal so😭.

I got it right in essay. Surprising in gs2 also. In optional though I didn’t get exceptional but it was decent enough.

Then interview also gave me 20 marks bracket above the average ( for qualified candidates).

One never knows where one will get the reward and may not get the reward in intended direction.
There has to be some faith in the process.😊

Essay Preparation Strategy by Pulkit Singh IAS

Mechanical Engineering Booklist UPSC CSE by Pulkit Singh IAS

How to Prepare for Mechanical Engineering UPSC CSE by Pulkit Singh IAS

Pulkit Singh UPSC Booklist for History

https://youtu.be/uQx72TxtBrs

I had shared generic sources for history.

The series suggested are those which I found useful to understand and develop perspectives on the topic.😊

Pulkit Singh UPSC Marksheet

Pulkit Singh UPSC Booklist for Geography

https://youtu.be/FiCabQBHYFQ

These are the sources for Geography. But the questions asked can’t be answered from one source only. The video sources are very helpful for good understanding.

Pulkit Singh UPSC Booklist for Society

https://youtu.be/wKJej1ClRcI

Knowing the syllabus helps in two significant ways:
1) Helps in determining scope of preparation.
2) Brainstorming content for the question on topic.

Read, Recall and Reproduce.

Pulkit Singh UPSC Booklist for International Relations

Pulkit Singh UPSC Booklist for Governance

Pulkit Singh UPSC Booklist for Economics

Pulkit Singh UPSC Booklist for Environment

Pulkit Singh UPSC Booklist for Science and technology

Pulkit Singh UPSC Booklist for Internal Security

How to read ARC Report for UPSC CSE by Pulkit Singh IAS

When a beginner starts preparation, he or she is often perturbed by the document called 2nd ARC.

Toppers recommend the second ARC reports. It is considered a gold dust for the Paper 2 and Paper 4.

Now the questions arise:

What is the second ARC document?
Which part of the second ARC reports should I read?
How to read the second ARC?

ARC-Administrative Reforms Commission

2nd ARC was the second commission which gave its reports in 2006-07.

Why to read second ARC reports?

It offers detailed information on public administration system and changes required. 

2nd ARC Important reports:
Report 1 – Right to Information
Report 3 – Crisis Management
Report 4 – Ethics in Governance
Report 10 – Refurbishment of Public Personnel
Report 11 – Promoting E-Governance
Report 12 – Citizen-Centric Administration
Report 14 – Financial Management

How to read?

The documents are extensive and huge. Moreover their application in answers is limited which is majority for writing the recommendations.

Either read these recommendations or refer a summary.

Happy Learning 😊!!!

Which Facts and Data is important for UPSC CSE by Pulkit Singh IAS

From where to quote data

The data sources should  relie  heavily on data from

the Census,
National Statistical Office,
National Family Health Survey, National Crime Records Bureau, Election Commission of India, National Health Mission,
Civil Registration System and Sample Registration System.

The  private sources used are high-quality, well regarded sources with transparent methodology that are for the most part publicly available.  These include
the India Human Development Surveys,
the Lokniti – CSDS surveys,
the Lok Survey with the University of Oxford, and
the Center for the Monitoring of the Indian Economy,
the CMIE’s Consumer Pyramids Household Survey and the Social Attitudes Research survey.

No small – size sample surveys , online surveys , or surveys where the raw data was not available for review to be used .