Announcement
5 days ago

Are You Ready for UPSC 2024 Attempt? Join IAS Sachin Rahar and Mr. Sajal Singh Sir in an interactive session| Free Seminar/Webinar| Access Link Inside👇

Dear Aspirants,

🚨50 Days Left for Prelims 2024!🚨

🚨Are you Ready?🚨

With only a few days remaining until the UPSC Prelims 2024, it's time to assess your readiness for the big day.

While some of you might confidently say yes, others may feel a sense of apprehension. Determining whether you're fully prepared for the Prelims can be challenging. To help you make that assessment, we're hosting a webinar titled "Are You Exam Ready for UPSC 2024 Attempt?"

Led by Sajal Singh Sir and IAS Sachin Rahar, this interactive session will serve as your checklist for evaluating your preparedness for the upcoming Prelims. Here's what we'll cover:

✅Parameters to determine if you're Prelims 2024 Ready

✅ Prelims Strategies for the next 50 days

✅Important topics you must be familiar with before attempting UPSC 2024

✅Maximizing the use of your UPSC Notes in the final days

✅Essential skills needed to tackle UPSC 2024

✅What should be your strategy if you are not yet prepared? Strategy for 2025

Open Q&A with IAS Sachin Rahar and Sajal Sir

Join us on April 28, 2024, as Sajal Singh Sir (Mentorship Programme Director at Vajiram & Ravi, Mentor of 450+ Rankers) 

and IAS Sachin Rahr

share their invaluable insights derived from years of experience.

REGISTER NOW

Success in UPSC isn't just about reaching your destination; it's about embracing the learning journey and staying committed to your goals. We're here to support you every step of the way.

 

Announcement
2 weeks ago

Clarification Regarding Pocket Veto and Money Bills: Update on All India Mock Test 02

Dear Students,

After the recently concluded All India Mock Test 02, there was a debate among students about Q10, as to whether the President of India could use her/his Pocket Veto regarding a Money Bill. After, reverifying the fact again from multiple resources, we have come to the following conclusion.

With respect to a Money Bill, the President may either give or withhold assent. However, by convention, s/he gives assent to the Bill as it is introduced in the Parliament based on her/his recommendation. The pocket veto is not applicable in such a case. A Money Bill cannot be returned to the House by the President for reconsideration.

So, the correct answer to Q10 is Option (a) One only. We have rectified and updated the answer and explanation on the portal. 

Thank you.

Announcement
4 weeks ago

Important Notice Regarding Lecture Playback Platforms

Dear Students,

We regret to inform you that due to technical difficulties, recorded lectures will only be accessible through the following platforms:

1. VajiramIAS application (available on both Android and iOS devices)

2. Chrome browser (compatible with Windows and MacOS)

We request you to ensure your devices are updated to the latest versions and that all necessary security updates are completed to avoid interruptions while playing the videos.