The Core Problem: Why Most Students Struggle with PYQ Analysis
Many students know that PYQs are important but are unsure of the step-by-step process for analyzing them. The common issues:
- What to look for? Most only look for trends. They miss extracting deeper themes.
- How many years back? The common advice is "10 years is enough". This is a myth.
- When to start note-making? Many start either too early (notes become a copy-paste of books) or too late (after prelims, leaving no time for practice).
- Linking with current affairs? This is often overlooked. Students treat PYQs, notes, and current affairs as separate silos.
The Solution: A Three-Phase Preparation Roadmap
This process rejects the idea of separate strategies for Prelims and Mains. It is a unified approach.
Phase 1: Basic Reading
- Read standard sources (NCERTs, Laxmikanth, Spectrum, etc.).
- Do NOT make permanent notes during this phase.
- Instead, use the Recall Method: After 30 minutes of reading, take 7 minutes to write down everything you remember on a scrap of paper. Throw it away. This aids retention without creating cluttered notes.
Phase 2: PYQ Analysis & Theme Extraction (The Most Critical Step)
This is the phase most students skip or do incorrectly. The goal is not just to see what was asked, but to extract the themes that UPSC considers important.
Step 1: Pick a Topic (e.g., Tribal Movements in India).
Step 2: Look at PYQs, But Don't Stop at 10 Years.
- Example: From the topic "Tribal Movements" in the last 10 years, you might find zero direct questions. If you stop there, you might assume the topic is irrelevant.
- The Right Approach: Go back 20, 30, even 40 years.
- Example questions from 1994 and 2003:
- "Discuss the character of major tribal uprisings in British India in the 19th century."
- "What is meant by un-British rule in India? How did Indian nationalists react against it?"
Step 3: Extract Themes from These Questions. From the above questions, you derive these critical themes:
- Nature and motivation of tribal uprisings
- Specific examples of major tribal uprisings
- Significance and challenges of these movements
- Definition and meaning of "un-British rule"
- Specific policies considered harmful
- Responses and strategies of Indian nationalists
Step 4: Now, Make Your Notes. Your notes are now focused and exam-relevant. They are not generic summaries. They are built directly around UPSC's demand. This ensures your content is rich and has high value addition (e.g., specific examples of uprisings).
Phase 3: Dynamic Integration (Linking with Current Affairs)
Current affairs should not be a separate column. As you prepare your theme-based notes, actively look for the current angle.
- Example: You have a theme on "Issues of fresh water availability in India" (derived from a 2015 PYQ).
- While reading the newspaper about a water crisis, you don't just note the crisis. You ask: "How does this crisis connect to the themes I already have? What solutions/preparedness measures can I add to my notes?"
- This transforms your static notes into dynamic, exam-ready content. For a broader understanding of how to link themes with current events, explore Effective UPSC Preparation: Planning, Notes, and Mental Health Insights.
Live Proof: How 2023 Mains Questions Were Directly Solved
The following examples show how themes extracted using the above process (without seeing the 2023 paper beforehand) were enough to answer major 2023 questions.
Example 1: Tribal Movements (GS Paper 1)
- Theme Prepared: Major tribal uprisings of the 19th century.
- 2023 Question: "How did colonial rule affect the tribals in India and what was the tribal response to the colonial approach?"
- Verdict: Direct match. Your notes on the nature of uprisings, specific examples, and significance are immediately usable.
Example 2: Personalities (Mahatma Gandhi) (GS Paper 1)
- Theme Prepared: Gandhi's concept of Basic Education vs. Tagore's views (from a 1988 PYQ).
- 2023 Question: "What was the difference between Mahatma Gandhi and Rabindranath Tagore in their approach towards education and nationalism?"
- Verdict: Direct match. The question adds "nationalism," but the core theme of educational philosophy is identical.
Example 3: Geomorphology (GS Paper 1)
- Theme Prepared: Issues of fresh water availability in India (from a 2015 PYQ).
- 2023 Question: "Why is the world today confronted with the crisis of availability and access to fresh water resources?"
- Verdict: Direct match. The question expands the scope to global, but your notes on causes, challenges, and solutions are perfectly applicable. For additional context on geographical topics, see Comprehensive Overview of World Geography for UPSC Preparation.
Example 4: Agriculture (GS Paper 3)
- Theme Prepared: Elements of agricultural growth strategy (from an 1984 PYQ) and Land reforms.
- 2023 Question: "State the objectives and measures of land reforms in India."
- Verdict: Direct match. Themes of land reform success/failure and their relationship with productivity provide the exact content needed.
Example 5: Poverty & Urbanization (GS Paper 1)
- Theme Prepared: Problem of rising urban poverty and its implication (from a 2008 PYQ).
- 2023 Question: "Does urbanization lead to more segregation and/or marginalization of the poor in Indian metropolises?"
- Verdict: Direct match. Your notes on causes of urban poverty, including urbanization itself, give you a ready structure for the answer.
Key Takeaways & Next Steps
- Expand your PYQ horizon. Don't limit yourself to 10 years. The 1980s and 1990s are treasure troves of high-value static themes. Reviewing UPSC 2013: Previous Year Questions and Explanations can provide insights into question patterns.
- Extract Themes, Not Just Trends. A trend tells you frequency. A theme tells you the demand and structure of a potential answer.
- Build Notes Around Themes. This ensures your notes are lean, high-yield, and actionable. For detailed guidance on syllabus coverage, refer to Comprehensive UPSC Optional History Orientation: Syllabus, Approach & Strategies.
- Integrate Current Affairs into Your Themes. This is the master skill. When you read a new policy, ask: "Which of my existing PYQ themes does this relate to?"
- Practice Answer Writing on These Themes. This is where it culminates. Join a test series that aligns with this thematic approach.
By adopting this unified approach, you move from being a passive reader who is surprised by UPSC questions to an active strategist who expects them.
hello very good evening this is Puja Singh and we are back with another amazing session at vaji Rand RI what we
are going to discuss today well we always talk about how you should cover the pyqs thematically or the areas that
are important but exactly how today we are going to know that and we have expert Mentor with us today binda who is
going to discuss that how you can analyze the pyqs to incorporate them in note making and answer writing I would
like to call Sir in the frame sir so good evening to all of you so today we are going to discuss one of the most
important part of our preparation that is how to analyze the previous year's question okay because this area is the
darkest area in the upsc preparation because everyone you know are talking about the importance of the previous
year's questions right even the Toppers they are like on YouTube you will find many uh videos where they are
emphasizing to refer the previous year's questions again and again and again but after talking with so many students
right I have mentored I think more than thousand students in my entire career and after talking with them I have found
that this area that is analysis of the previous year's question is something which is disturbing many students
because we are not sure what is a step-by-step process right so that is the reason I thought let's start with
this process how to basically we can uh progress towards analyzing the previous year's questions along with that what
should be the strategy for notes making because uh student you need to understand one thing analysis of
previous year's questions notes making they are not uh you can say entirely a different or separate uh route right you
have to Club both the process because previous year's questions are going to supplement your notes making and without
notes making your analysis of previous year's questions would be incomplete so that is the reason I thought of
conducting this webinar so that I can share a stepbystep process apart from that I'm also going to show you the live
example you know the live example of uh the number of questions which we could have you know solved or attempt in 2023
Mains because the examples the analysis of previous year's questions I have done till 2020 and 2020 one Mains right it's
starting from like 10 20 30 years so you will basically you will get the idea that even the questions which the upsc
has asked long time back in '90s or maybe in 2000 right they are still relevant I'm going to show you the live
example of that so without wasting the time let's begin with the uh uh process and I would request to all of you please
sit with a pen and paper so that you can make a note of everything right because notes making is very important otherwise
you may not be able to apply these steps after this discussion right so let's uh start with this so the first
thing is what we are going to discuss in this entire session what is a road map okay
what all aspects we are going to understand we are going to see so the first thing which we are going to
discuss that is the one strategy for everything even for Mains and prelims so many students are talking about you know
there has to be a separate strategy for the mains and prelims but again you know I never asked many my students to divide
the strategy for prelims and Mains unless you are very close to the prelims like before 2 months from the prelims
you can have a separate strategy you can Focus uh mostly on the facts right uh or the facts which are uh which require
multiple revision however like um in in the coming months you should not have a separate strategy
right so I'm going to show you how one strategy for everything like for prelims as well as for Mains second is common
problem that we are going to discuss and issues with the analysis and notes making I'm going to make you realize
what m mistakes you guys are committing okay what uh like how basically you are uh you know like what is that particular
because you know every student in this uh who is preparing for this exam they know the basic idea about everything
like how to prepare like how to analyze the previous year's questions how to make the notes but the Step which I'll
be discussing here is very crucial and many students are missing that okay then the third point or the thirdd uh uh part
which we are going to discuss how to analyze and make notes then the fourth one is how are pyqs helpful to deal with
the question in this part student I'm going to show you how many questions you could have attempt in
2023 and the same logic or the same process you can apply for 2024 you will see the live and you will be surprised
trust me you are you will be surprised because I'm not going to show like I'm not like I'll show you how the questions
are directly linked not even indirectly directly how the analysis of previous year's question can help you to deal
with the question in the mains as well right or or even in the prelims then how to link the previous year's questions
with the current affair now student this part how to link previous years's questions and the current affair no one
is talking about this right every student you know they they are reading the magazine they are uh doing the
previous years questions but they like they never thought of integrating the approach right so that is the problem we
are the the upsc gives us the shock like uh you know by putting up or by Framing the question which are you know um you
can say the Interlink right so all these things which uh this is the agenda for today right so basically uh in the short
shot Mains program which uh for 2025 which is already started this entire Mains program student we have designed
considering the previous year's questions there are multi-level mentorship right there are multi-level
discussions like there are going to be pre-test discussion in pre-test discussion basically I'm going to tell
you what exactly we are doing so basically in the there are pre-test discussions right so in pre-test
discussion our team basically discussing what should be the approach for the main answer writing right because this is
this is the this is the time when many student face the problem they don't know what to read how to basically make your
answer more valuable right so this is exactly what we are doing in the pre- test discussion after that we have post
test discussion post test discussion we are basically taking to make you guys you know aware of the technique
how to score good marks using the same content right so basically there are lot of things which we are discussing like
how uh what kind of introduction you could have written in your answers which could have uh fetch more marks flowchart
what kind of flowchart diagrams you could have included so the post test discussions are there right apart from
that we have a Toppers discussion every month where the Toppers you know they will be talking about how you can score
good marks in Gs paper 1 GS paper 2 GS paper 3 and four so there will be a Topper discussions every month apart
from that we have SEL sir he is taking the uh discussions every month where he will he talks about the templates the
templates which many Toppers have used and they have cleared the this exam in 2023 so you will have the opportunity to
access those templates through this program and we have also uh launched a scholarship for this program for first
30 students so the link will be provided in the description you can click on the link and you can enroll and you can
Avail the benefit of the scholarship right so let's begin with the main agenda of the day right so see so first
we are going to talk about common problems among the students right what is that part common problem which we
commit in our preparation right so the very first question when it comes to the analysis of previous year's questions
the first problem which come is what to analyze in previous year's questions and for how many years right what to analyze
means many PE uh many uh videos I have seen you should try to find out the trend right so one thing which is
important to analyze from the previous year's question is basically trend right apart from Trend what else have you
thought of right so just apart from the trend now we are blank blank means what else can we uh identify so but some
students says we can find out how the GS topics are linked with the current affair topics that can be find out that
is okay fine right but student try to understand right in this part GS and current affair
right I'm not really sure what exactly uh uh when someone says you can find the link you can find the link for a
particular topic but if I ask you are you able to would you be able to apply the same logic in all the subjects then
probably you will face the problem right so this is the second thing apart from that I don't think so I have seen any
video or any you know Mentor talking about this is this is like apart from the trend and interlinking there are
other aspects which we need to extract from the previous year's questions and I'm going to show you today right so
what is that right so this is the first Common problem which we face I'm going to give you the solution of each and
every problem and I will make sure that now onwards right you will be perfect in the notes making analysis of previous
years questions as well as the answer writing you will not have a single doubt what are the value addition what are the
themes you might have uh heard the theme word nowadays it is very common right so what is that theme which we need to
extract from the previous year's questions how to extract that themes that is what I'm going to discuss and
I'm going to show you and one more important thing student all these discussions right all like all these uh
parameters we are already discussing with the students in the telegram Channel or one to one when the students
comes for the mentorship who are enrolled in a short short 2025 batch right so if you have any issues
personally you can visit office you know and you can talk to us we will give you the live demo the mentors are there who
are going to assist you in that then the second problem which we face is when should one start making the notes this
is a very common problem right many students start notes making from day one right some students start making notes
after uh you know uh once they start preparing for the mains some students start making the notes when they read
the current affair from the magazine or when they watch the videos editorial analysis right but
again for me everything is same right like whether you are making notes from the beginning whether you are making the
notes during uh or while watching the discussion or whether you are making the notes while reading the magazine right
so it's all the same thing and it will not help you much the reason I will tell you why because until and unless until
and unless you know what could be the possible question upsc can ask from this topic right how this topic is relevant
from the upsc perspective right from prelims as well as from Mains perspective
right I don't believe in making the notes because I know what will happen if you are a fresher you will start writing
everything down in your notebook and after a month or two you are going to throw that notes even if you are a a
veteran and you have no idea what to uh like uh uh on which topic you have to prepare the notes and to what extent
this is a very common problem you know I have heard from many students they ask me the question sir like what should be
the length of my notes to what extent I should be making the notes right so if you don't know the relevance of the
topic from the exam perspective how are you going to make the notes right if you do not have any
clarity about the demand of the question from that particular topic I'm definitely I'm sure about it you will
not be referring your notes in your life right so this is again a very uh important U point to be considered then
notes making to what extent should be preparation lengthy irrelevant Etc then the next is linking previous year's
questions with the current affair now again linking previous year's questions with current affair
means just ask yourself student like in your entire preparation when do you actually start referring the
previous year's question right I'm sure many of many of you will say once the prelims is
over I'm talking about the Main's previous year's questions okay not for the prelims so many of you will say
maybe once the prelims is over or maybe when uh we start or when we begin with the mains preparation right that is in
the month of of September October because Market you should start answer writing in the month of September and
October and then you should refer before answer writing you should refer the previous year's question right now let
me ask you one thing you are if you are going to start answer writing from the month of September and October how how
many months are you do you think you will be able to devote for the answer writing not more than 3 months because
anyway after December or January you are going to prepare for the prelims you will be concerned about the prelims
right so if you are thinking that 3 months is more than enough for answer writing then please student try to
understand 3 months are not enough answer writing is more than just picking up the pen and start writing on a piece
of paper there are lot of things in the answer writing right like analysis is is there value addition is there
structuring is there right how to write the introduction and conclusion it is there how to use a flowchart draw draw
map in your answers that is important right and all these things need practice because our team right SEL s he will be
sharing that like his template for the answer writing but to what extent you will be able to apply that that is a
question and that is going to come along with uh that is going to come only with the practice right however when it comes
to the current affair just give me the reply when you prepare for the current affair what are
the sources you refer for the current affair like either uh newspaper
right videos online videos and then um your magazine right if I ask
you what are the important topics you have covered in the last month how many of you would be confident in giving the
answer how many of you will be confident in sharing your views on any particular
topic right the answer 9% of the answer will be we are not confident we have forgot what we have
read but we have wasted so much of time right so how to link current affair
with the previous year's questions is the most important exercise which you need to inculcate in your daily routine
right so I'm going to talk about this as well so this is everything now next part is we are going to discuss
with how we are going to analyze so I'm going to start with step St by step process and please it is my request from
all of you right after watching this video at least trust me trust this
process and practice only one topic only one topic
and then discuss the notes which you will be preparing on the basis of these steps or
the process with your friends with your mentors or with anyone and then share the uh your notes and then you can
realize the importance or the significance of your effort right because I know because I'm going to
prove it today just by using this one process one step how can you excel in the mains as well as in the prelims
right and this is not something which you might not have heard of however the problem comes is when it comes to the
implementation right we know everything we are smart chaps right we know everything at
least after spending like 6 months or a year in the upsc preparation we are quite well aware of all the steps and um
you know all the process but when it comes to the implementation we are not implementing whatever we are learning
from our mentors from faculties we are not implementing it and that is a problem and anything you do in your life
student try to understand you need to practice without practice it is not possible to clear this exam because
personally I have been receiving the messages right on a telegram personal messages that those the process was
little bit lengthy but ultimately we are happy right this is what the many students have told me initially it took
time obviously anything you start in your life it will take time and that is the reason practice is required to
reduce that time right so don't worry about that right so CH let's see what are the
first step be ready with it the first point is analysis instead of syllabus go by
subject and topic right what is I uh when I say instead of syllabus go by subject and
topic I'm not saying here that you should not look at the syllabus right but the problem at looking at the
syllabus is when we look at the syllabus right we all know that the syllabus upsc syllabus it is very generic right so
many student find it difficult to break the syllabus so the first problem we face is
breaking down the syllabus
into parts right and if you see the syllabus of
history there are just three four lines written right three four lines means three four uh paragraphs in just two
lines similarly in polity right so after looking at the previous year's questions you will not be able to identify what
are the important areas for that particular from uh which is which we need to analyze from that particular
topic so the first process is not like you should be knowing the syllabus okay I'm not saying you should not know you
should be knowing the syllabus because there are many topics which are overlapping right sometime upsc ask the
question uh on suppose for example cropping pattern right cropping pattern can be asked in the environment it can
also be asked in Gs paper one so your points should be which you will be writing in your
answers should fulfill the demand of the question so if it is a part of geography you should write the point from the
geography perspective if it is appearing in the Gs paper 3 you should be writing the points according to the
environmental perspective right so that is the reason knowing the syllabus is very very important so that you can
think differently while analyzing any topic so the first step should be in the uh analysis of previous year's
question is basically the topic pick up the topic okay pick up the topic
now pick up the topic means what it means when we say pick up the topic now here I will give you one uh uh very
conventional or traditional approach what many students are fa uh following right just let me tell you I I I'll tell
you and let me know how many of you agree with this step so basically most of the students what they follow they
are following is they first they what they do they do the basic reading right from the conventional
sources right like for example poity from lakshmikant geography
from ncrs right ancient India from RS Sharma right this is how so after you read the
basic sources what exactly do you do either you move on to the second subject right or some students some
students basically are after this they practice mock
test practice mock test for prelims McQ based right this is what you do once you are done with the mock
test then this could be the third step right this is the second step I will say this is the third step that
is uh starting with the second subject right the same process will happen again after completing this subject you will
start with the uh like McQ or maybe some students reading both
at the same time like in the morning they are reading polity in the evening they are reading
geography right but this entire process goes right until your syllabus is completed right until your silabus is
completed maximum we refer the previous year's questions um of the prelims not the means right especially if you are a
beginner in the preparation because perception
right why to look for the main previous year's questions because anyway we are not going to uh we will not be able to
attempt so why should we look at the previous year's questions this is the perception we are building
right and that is a problem so this is a very common uh traditional approach which we follow right after that if we
get the time only if we get the time we join any Mains test Series
right and in the main test series then we start referring the previous year's questions right when I say referring the
previous year's questions what do we do we only look at that but from which topic the previous
years's questions are based on right or some students try to write the answer some students try to write the
answer of the previous year's questions and then we go to the go for the test we write the test and we get the feedback
from the evaluator and the mentor that content is not rich value addition is missing in the answer
flowchart is not there diagrams are not there if you have not practiced for answer
writing or the previous year's questions how are you going to basically have good content in your
answer because you have not trained yourself on these aspects you have direct
gone to write the test without practice the only thing which you uh the only um preparation what you have done
is reading the conventional book and you think your syllabus is completed but let me tell you student
here reading the conventional book without referring the previous year's question is not even 20% of the
preparation trust me about this because I'm going to show you right right so this is what we are doing while uh
refering when we say we we have referred the previous year's questions right so to answer or to address these issues I'm
going to tell you what you should be doing rather right so the first step in in in all this is
basically the first step is definitely the basic reading right like basic reading like
ncrs your classes notes or what like if you have done coaching then you can revise it right or you can pick up some
conventional book and you can just quickly finish it finish this okay while doing all this all while
reading these conventional book ncrs strictly I do not suggest
making the notes right notes B
but some student says unless we write something we don't understand the concept so to address
that particular problem what you can do you know whenever you read anything suppose for 30 minutes you have
completed in in 30 minutes you have completed one chapter pick up a pen and paper and just in 7
minutes write down everything you have you can recall in uh what you have read in 30 minutes write down in 7 to 10
minutes and throw that paper right this is the first process now after this after this you can start
with the prelims previous year's questions and you can practice right not like in one or two day you have to
complete all the previous year's questions like every day you can solve 10 15 questions from any particular
topic right and you can make the notes from uh like which like you after uh solving the previous year's questions
you can simultaneously at the same time you can prepare the very short notes of the topic which topic you need to revise
right then the most important part comes here before you start with the second or at the the same time what you can do
again you have to now start previous year's questions of the mains
right this is the time when you have to pick up the previous year questions of the
mains and you have to start analyzing and this process trust me you have to be you got to be very serious
when you refer the Main's previous year's questions otherwise you will not be able
to make proper notes or you will not be able to make your answers more valuable okay so this is the process from where
you have to start right so the very first thing which you need to identify suppose you are reading
history suppose you deci decided to pick up the history and in history you wanted to revise suppose uh I'm just this is a
example right so you can basically pick up the very first topic however uh I'm going to link the
previous years questions with 2023 uh uh Mains paper as well so I'm picking up the topic that is tribal
movement right in India now just tell me one thing if I ask you guys or if I ask
anyone if you have to prepare this tribal movement topic what you are going to do so many
students will ask with Spectrum right many student will say we
have classes notes right many students will say we have Toppers
note or PDF right so this is what like this is going to be the
answer very few student will say sir we are going to first refer previous year's questions now I'm asking you
how many of you have actually thought that the previous year's questions should be the first step because in the
first phase of preparation you already have covered the basics
remember bics so the second phase should start with
the Main's previous year's questions the reason is if you are going to pick up these
sources again you will be confused what to study how to make notes to what extent
the notes should be made what examples value addition I have to uh incorporate in my notes all these problem
again uh going to be in front of you right so that should be the first question
previous year's questions right now I'll go back to the first slide where I was discussing the problem you
are facing the very common problem is or question rather sir questions we need to analyze for how many years right of
previous year's questions we need to analyze now let me ask you
student why are we referring the previous year's question first you we need to understand this
right the reason why we are refering the previous year's question for example we are starting with tribal movement in
India right why we are referring the previous years questions so that we can we know
what are the various aspects upsc has asked in previous year's
questions right what has been the trend of previous year's questions related to this
topic related to this topic right how
however as everyone is saying 10 years 10 years of previous years previous years question is more than
enough right this is what everyone is saying because upsc has changed the pattern upsc has changed the
pattern has upsc also changed the subject answer is no subject is same only only pattern is changed topic is
same the way upsc asking the question has changed right
so this is a very silly question when someone asks how many years of previous years's question should we refer right
because I'm going to give you live example I'm going to prove those who make this kind of a
statement last 10 years of prev previous year's questions are more than enough you should not look at uh the old
questions they are irrelevant static in nature upsc has changed okay I'm going to show you I'm going to prove it and
I'm going to prove it with the evidence so now the question is I'll see so the uh topic is tribal movement so if
you are going to refer the last 10 years of pre previous year's question there is not even a single question from the
tribal movement there is not even a single question now what will you
do you will either assume whatever we have read is more is more than enough or spectrum is more than enough
or my notes is more than enough because anyway this topic is not relevant upsc has not asked the question in last 10
years why upsc will so it means this topic has lost the relevance maybe it is relevant from the prelims perspective
but not from the mains perspective right this
is but let me give you a shock here right so so basically uh what I will do if I
do not find any question in 10 years what I will do I will look for last 20 30 years of question previous year's
questions if I have to go further I'll go 40 years back and I will continue my research
unless unless I get to know about every possible
things relevant [Music] from tribal or PE in
movement because in 10 years I haven't got anything but I cannot leave this topic like
this because I know this topic is important so what if upsc has not asked the question in 10 years it may ask
after 5 years or maybe next year and this is what upsc did right so see this
question this is what I have Tribal Uprising uh pick up this is the second step so first step is choose the topic
first do the basic reading then in the second phase pick up the topic right if you are doing poity pick up the first
topic if you doing modern history pick up the first topic whatever the topic it doesn't matter but this should be the
process pick up the topic so I have picked up that tribal Uprising right now see these are the two
question upsc has asked one in 2003 I hope you can see the question student can you see the can you read the
question is it visible to all of you can anyone reply is it visible can someone confirm whether it
is visible or not okay discuss the character of major tribal
Uprising in British India in the 19th century discuss the outstanding tribal Uprising against the British rule during
the 19th century what is meant by un-british rule in India how did India nationalist react against
it these are the two previous year's questions I have found in how many years see one question in was in 2003 another
question was in 1994 so after now in the step two what is
my Approach after reading these two question I will pick up a pen and paper
rather than writing start writing the answer of this question I will make the themes from these question so basically
what I will do see this is my second step from those two
question these are the themes I have prepared do I need to think about these themes apart from the
question no this is a question nature and motivation of tribal Uprising specific examples of maure Uprising
significance and challenges definition and meaning meaning of un-british rule specific policies practices considered
un-british examples are must see uh student try to understand what examples are must right then responses and
strategies of Indian nationalist then impact of nationalist movement against British
rule now I got the idea what is relevant for upsc from this topic now I'm
satisfied by so I'm done with this topic now I will pick up a pen and paper
and I will start making the notes now your notes are going to be the best
notes because these notes are going to be based on the analysis of previous year's question themes these are the
themes which you basically um here everywhere everyone is
talking about the themes but how to extract them how to prepare them this these are the themes
and this is what we are suggesting in the shot programs short shot means program where personally every day I'm
teaching the members or uh the students how to extract the themes not only from the previous year's questions also from
the current affair I'm teaching them live right so that is a benefit so shot Mains program is not only about the
answer writing it will change the entire learning perspective okay so this is the point
where you will be starting with the notes making now just ask yourself student if you are going to make the
notes on these topics on these themes let me ask you has anything left
here now these themes just tell me just tell me one
thing do we need to read anything from the prelims perspective separately or the mains perspective separately
if the upsc has to ask the question in the prelims it will pick up from here and it
has it will pick up from here and it has so this is the answer of that question or the problem which we
discussed in the first slide second benefit of this right right the second benefit of
this the value addition right because now you are confident that these are the themes
which I have to prepare holistically so why I can't have the value addition in my
notes and what will be the value addition in these notes these examples right then these examp examples
are the notes and these will serve as a value addition right so after making these
notes now see what will happen these thingses we have prepared from the previous year's question which
was asked in 1994 and 2003 right so all those
who are saying we should only refer to previous year's questions of last 10 years
matters now you will realize that is not true that is that is basically not um you can say uh
authentic judgment right because see this question upsc has asked
in I'm sorry now let's attempt a question asked in upsc Mains
2023 C how did colonial rule affect the tribals in
India and what was the tribal response to the Colonial approach
right this is the question now just tell me after preparing the notes on those themes
would you be able to attempt this question or not I'm going to show you so many
examples I will show you I can prove it every year at least 10 to 12 questions directly you can solve from
these themes and 15 questions directly plus by applying some logic you know you can deduce your uh the answer or the
content at least 15 of 15 question this is the first example let's move on to the second
example then the second example I have picked up is basically the topic personalities right
this is GS paper one right personalities Mahatma Gandhi so there was many questions in last 10 15 20 years ideally
what I have done I have basically personally prepared the themes of last 40 Years of the previous year's
questions because for me it has been very very helpful because through these themes I was able to you know uh attempt
at least 14 15 question in every paper this like the uh um I have seen this these questions somewhere right my
students they were very confident when they were writing the answers right so basically now see Mahatma Gandhi on the
personalities on Mahatma Gandhi see how many themes I have prepared almost
like nine themes I have prepared only on Mahatma Gandhi because like I said I'm referring the previous years's questions
of last 10 15 20 30 years right so I have got so many themes now see this question it was asked in
1988 right question was discuss the Mahatma Gandhi's concept of basic education how did tagore differ from
it right and this is the thingses which I had already
prepared before 2023 exam Mains Mahatma Gandhi's concept of basic education in contrast with tagore contribution of
Mahatma Gandhi and rabindra Nat tagor in the social and cultural life right so these are the themes I have
prepared now see how it was helpful in 2023 see this question
what was the difference between Mahatma Gandhi and ramindra Nat tagor in their approach towards education and
nationalism direct question right nationalism is only one word which was added and I'm sure many
of us know the answer of this question but education is dicto same to same question has come right this is a second
question now let's move to the third topic that is geomorphology from geomorphology again these themes I have
prepared from geomorphology see you can read it assessment of soundness of large river
types of irrigation characteristics of rivers of the Peninsular India Delta formation why no formation of Deltas
issues of fresh water availability in India causes of depleting groundwater resources all these themes right so this
theme particular theme issues of fresh waters availability in India it was asked in
2015 India is well endowed with fresh water resources critically examine why India still suffers from the water
scarcity question right now what I have done again I have made the
theme and students I'm telling you all these themes I have prepared back in 2020 you will not find a single
theme from the question uh after 2020 not even a single theme I have not even looked at what was the question
upsc has asked in 2122 but still I'm able to decode these question 2015 question and from that I
have prepared the theme issues of fresh water availability in India right so I have made notes on all these themes
right when I was revising this topic from the Main's perspective geomorphology what did I do I hope you
are able to link I did basic reading in the second phase I picked up the geomorphology topic and I looked at the
previous year's questions I made the themes right and after making after making the the list of these themes I
made the notes third Point third phase third step now look let's see if we have any
question from this area see fifth question in Gs paper 1 why is
the world today confronted with the crisis of availability and access to Fresh Water
Resources this is the third question direct question I'm showing no I'm not even saying indirect direct question
right from the previous year's themes only right now let's see what is the next topic next topic is art and
culture in art and culture I have analyzed the questions and from 2014 question there uh in 2014 there was a
question on to what extent has the urban planning and culture of the Indus Valley Civilization has provided inputs to the
present day urbanization so basically this question says what like this the demand of this question is how the urban
planning of Indus Valley Civilization is still relevant in the Contemporary time right so from this question basically we
can predict at least this is what we can predict right or we can apply the simp
simple logic if the question can be asked from urban planning definitely the question can come from the society as
well right so religion as well right like can we
Trace our society or can we do we have any roots or how the society in the Vic uh
indust Val civilization has any impact in the current societies like that right we can think because if
the urban planning is still relevant then the social aspects cultural aspects is also uh relevant right
so let's see what if this is helpful read this question what are the main feature of Vic society and religion
do you think some of the feature are still prevailing in in the IND Indian Society
see the linking so we are able to basically uh pick up or we we we can
just you know solve any question in the upsc mains after anal analyzing the previous years question right then the
third topic fourth fifth question climate change on the climate change in the
geography I had one theme prepared based on the question asked in the 20 2017 impact of climate change on the
Himalayan and Coastal State 2017 may this question was asked right how this is
relevant in 2023 let's see comment on the resource potential of
long coastline of India and highlight the status of natural Hazard preparedness of these areas this is a
bit of indirect question but let me ask you one thing right if you while impact of climate
change on Himalayan Coastal estate while preparing the notes on this theme I asking you a very genuine
question in your notes won't don't you think you will be writing some way forward or
suggestions yeah yes you will be and that will be or don't you think you will be type uh preparing note on
the preparedness yes you will be making the notes of this while and researching on
this topic while making the notes right because suppose impact of climate change
on the Himalayan and Coastal state if this is a theme you have you go on the Google you will
search right you open any document so in that document the impact will be given and after impact there will be some
solution preparedness also document right so from here you will add the
points in your notes and from here notes this question can be solved that is sorry uh
this question comment on the resource potential of yeah resource potential is a bit of different uh question but even
I have seen this question uh somewhere definitely okay because I cannot show you each and every question but 10 10 to
15 question I'm going to show you directly right then at least second question you can write properly then the
next question is production storage transport marketing agriculture credit right this is a question GS paper 3
question right now in this question basically what we are going to see see many student have asked me sir this
approach is very good as far as uh GS paper 1 is concerned because GS paper one is a static right so we can predict
the question however this topic is not re this approach may not be relevant for the GS paper 2 and three so I'm going to
burst that myth also here because even in Gs paper 3 Gs paper 2 you need to understand
student the basic will remain basic right only the reference will change right only the current affair basically
current affair you need to understand current affair is just a reference you you read the current
affair magazine right you read the editorial does it help you to write or frame the
entire answer of the question answer is no so there has to be link between the current affair and the GS if you are
relying only on the current affair trust me you will not be able to score a good marks you are not you will not be able
to attempt all the demand of the question that is for sure right so if that is the reason why I'm always
emphasizing more on the previous year's questions I'm telling you how you should be preparing the notes step by step
right so comment on the resource potential of the long Coast Line this question can be solved now look at this
topic production storage transport marketing agriculture credit from these this topic basically what I I have done
I have prepared these themes right there are approximately 7even eight themes right so in see 1984 question this is
upsc has asked the question in 1984 in India requires 225 Millions tons of food grain by end of 20th century
briefly discuss the element of a strategy of Agriculture growth that can ensure an increase in the food grain
output to meet the projected demand so basically what we are talking about here in this question what we are talking
about we are basically talk like the theme is elements of the strategy for agriculture
growth that can ensure an increase in the food grains are output to meet the demand this is a theme I have extracted
right 1984 from the 1984 question now then the second question relationship between the credit availability
Agriculture and agriculture growth in India this is the second theme right now let's
see 1984 question is still relevant or not right let's see this 2023 Mains question from being net
importer food importer in 1960 India has emerged as a net food exporter to the world it says food not agriculture
commodity but yes agriculture Commodities can also be the part will also be the part
apart from the processed food right the agriculture is also going to be the context in this question so when you
will be the making the notes elements of strategy for agriculture growth don't you think you will be writing the
government policies you will be talking about the challenges right you will be talking
about the steps implemented by the government or recommendation definitely right so from
this themes at least I can solve this question trust me student if you if you you you have prepared even 50% of the
topic from which the upsc has asked the question you can score very good marks many student who have given the mains
they had no clue at least in 10 question no clue means topic was from a different uh
subject Al together no but they had no idea what should be the what what are the content they need to write right so
but at least if you will have those themes you can write a good answer so see this question this can be addressed
then poverty and development issues right from poverty and development issues I have framed these themes why
are poverty elevation programs not successful these are the themes from the previous year's questions only I cannot
just you know paste all the previous years's questions how I have extracted the themes so I I have extracted uh like
I have pasted only those questions from where the upsc has asked the question in 2023 Mains right so in this question see
poverty inequality development nexcess problem of rising Urban po uh poverty and its implication from
2008 I have extracted this theme the condition of urban poor are more deplorable than that of their rural
counterparts so basically the main theme of this question is urban poor Urban
poverty yes or no right so when I will be making the notes don't you think I will be covering
this Dimension which upsc has asked in 2023 does urbanization lead to more
segregation and marginalization of poor in indrian metrop policies because in the answer or notes of the this the
theme this one problem of rising Urban poverty and its implication don't you think you will be
writing the causes so urbanization is one of the causes right so that is what how you
have to prepare the notes so this is basically we are talking about the three phases right like three phases in the
preparation fourth phase what I suggest to my students who are enrolled in the shot program main program is how to
divide these themes the significance
challenges Way Forward so that direct question can come okay so so many queries
we have received but uh I will once let me complete this and then I'll address it okay okay so students let's begin
with the next now I hope you will not ask this that question you
know question because I have given you the proof what else do you need Tell Me 1984 K questions are still relevant
1993 question are still relevant right but we don't want you know we everyone is looking for shortcuts that is a
problem so it is my humble request from all all of you student we have time right in vaji and Ravi we have a good
team we are pro we are ready to provide every possible support to students right we are committed towards our
responsibility right but the commitment is still you know required from your side and trust
me this can be the best approach you will ever going to hear from someone no one is going to explain you a step by
step process how to break down the themes and all so this is what I'm going to show you the fourth phase which is
there in this process is dividing these them further that we are discussing in
the session like there will be one to one session as well so you can ask me the mentors who are there they will tell
you how to think about the different themes from these themes right so let's
move now Dynamic part let's see how effective previous year's questions are when it comes to the dynamic paper this
is what I was talking about right many people say no sir newspaper we are just relying on the newspaper
right I'm sure many of you guys or many of uh you know many mentors or YouTube channels are suggesting just focus on
the current affair uh editorials for the GS paper 3 there is no need of anything but again I'm going to burst that myth
here right this is the question question Topic in Gs paper 3 land holding land sealing Land Reform and contract farming
right it is a part of Agriculture economy now after going through all these topics the previous year's
questions of these topics I have found these themes see land reform measures establish relationship between
land reforms agriculture productivity right to Fair compensation contract farming contract farming and land leing
right 1983 from 1983 and from 2015 there were two
questions which upsc has asked it was related to the land reform measures and it was related to the land
Holdings right and it is also related to the contract farming and land leasing right so this these were the good
questions actually right one was asked in 1983 and one is 2015 what I did I broke down the
question I made the themes see the themes land reform measures after Independence assess their success and
failure this is the demand of the question is establish relationship between land reforms agriculture
productivity and elimination of poverty in the Indian economy these are the themes I have prepared right
now yes so this is the these are the themes right actually I have picked up few themes right here there were huge
list because this is very hot topic for the upsc agriculture economy so there are huge list
right so because there are irrigation and all subsidies MSP from each topic there are more than
10 themes based on the previous year's question so I have picked up important themes so see contract farming and land
leing this was the question back in uh 2015 and even in 1993 we have land reform measures right do see this
question in Mains 2023 estate the objective and measures of land reforms in India direct
question discuss how land sealing policy on land holding can be considered as an effective reform under the economic CR
criteria now can you imagine how exactly the questions are being asked right this is the
power of analysis of previous year's questions student try to understand how motivate how motivated
you will be in the examination Hall when you will be when you will know that you have covered the previous year's
question themes of last 10 20 30 years you have prepared the notes you have done answer writing based on the
previous year's questions because that is what exactly we are framing in the shot Mains program our entire questions
are based on the approach of upsc right there are so many test sectional test we have F length test we
have then we also have uh a topic wise test so the questions which we are putting up in the test
paper is based on these themes only and we are also mentioning from which themes we are preparing the
questions in the shot so that you will have the idea okay and in pre-test discussion I am personally discuss disc
I have discussed like um the these themes how to prepare even on telegram group I'm sharing these uh them with the
students whenever the queries come whenever any anyone get stuck right so so this is the question right now let's
see the next question medical biotechnology and related issues so these are the themes I
have picked up okay from the seven eight questions now see this question 1985 question microorgan organisms have have
been harnessed by man for some time for the production of useful materials point out the important developments in this
area what is the current status microbial technology in our country from after going through this question I have
got this theme microbial technology and its status in India right
now see the question in discuss several ways in which microorganisms can help in meeting the
current fuel shortage now just tell me one thing if I if you know
microorganisms are important topic
right if you know microorganisms are important topic what on what aspects you are going
to prepare the notes the first thing is application yes or no then you will be talking about maybe
the challenges issues then steps taken by the
government then way forward this is how we prepare the notes right otherwise in your notes obviously
you will not be uh filling up the pages with the definition what is microorganisms right
so after making the notes on microorganisms don't you think you will be able to write down the answer of this
question because this question is directly from here
right so this is a thing now let's see next question internal security okay internal security
there are few topics right like internal security uh then disaster management right then
Society right then uh uh agriculture economy these are low hanging fruits I can guarantee
you all the questions which upsc will ask in in the mains can be covered from here trust me it can
be right so this area you cannot ignore is whatever you want to do it's
your choice for me this is more than enough right let's see the last question border security challenges and
management this was a topic I have made the themes like internal security threats and trans
B all these themes which I have written many of you might be confused so basically these are all
questions okay which upsc has asked so this question was asked in 2020 for Effective border area management discuss
the steps required to taken to deny local support to militants and also suggest ways to manage favorable
perception among the locals right from this I have got this theme methods to manage and improve
perceptions among local population right this is the themes I
have got from this question let's see how relevant is this winning of hearts and Minds in the
terrorism affected area is an essential step in restoring the trust of population discuss the measures at
adopted by the government in this respect as a part of the conflict resolution in Jammu and
Kashmir what is this heart and Minds in the terrorism affected areas winning the heart and
Minds logo confidence you need support from the local population and that is what the
theme basically I have extracted from the previous this year's
question right now many questions we have seen where upsc has made some
changes ches obviously like upsc cannot just pick up the question copy and paste it
right but you need to understand one thing student when you will be analyzing these
themes right when you will be analyzing these themes right so you need to break down
the themes as well right for example so let me summarize everything
quickly first step is basic reading Second Step second phase rather should
be uh breaking down the syllabus breaking down syllabus into
topics then refer previous year's questions for this
topic then break down the previous year's questions and make the list of
themes and the last process is break down the themes
itself because if this is the step which will give you
notes value addition then you can also use diagrams flowchart in your notes
right you can have uh you can say quick revision is possible last
moment right so see this is what I have told you one solution for all the problem right one solution for all the
problem and this is the solution now it is up to you whether you want this process or whether you want
shortcuts right whether you want shortcuts there are shortcuts but ultimately this
shortcuts after 3 years or four years you will realize this is this was actually it you have taken a wrong
direction right so we still have a lot of time for 2025 this is the right time we should start with the answer writing
shot Ms is the best you can say uh the opportunity for everyone for first 30 students we are
going to offer scholarship okay we are already have received so
many queries the program has already been launched the new batch we are going to start from 30th of June so don't
delay and for any other queries student try to you know if you are in Delhi you can come to the office or either you can
fill the form given in the description box and uh definitely we are going to deal
with the queries right so this was all about this session and last part I will just brief
which I have forgot to mention that is current affair current affair whilea part right how to
link Now quickly it will not take more than 10 minutes uh 5 minutes suppose suppose you
are just let's pick up any topic right suppose this is a topic microorganism topic right what you need to do what you
need to do suppose you tomorrow you are going to start with this topic you are going to
analyze this previous year's question right so after analyzing the previous year's questions the first thing which
you will get is this these themes right that is one thing second thing is you need to
refer your current affair magazine you need to refer your own notes maybe or videos which you will be
watching or which you refer for the current affair but let me tell you one thing you may
not get anything related to microorganism so the best ways quickly it will not take much
time go on the Google search for microorganism or development related to microorganism right go to the news
section News section you will just pick up top five six news and you will get the context here
what is the context so sometime you will see microorganisms some news you may get microorganisms are being used for the
fuel right Pro sometime you may get microorganisms are being you know used uh for the waste
management just quickly write down the themes so on one side basically what you can do you
can basically prepare the themes at two level one one previous year's question
themes and you can club with current affair themes
now once you will have these themes I'm asking you a question student do you think the source is going
to bother you 90% of of our energy is getting wasted in the source
only so far did I mention the source you should refer this and that that is not the valid question
the question and answer is this if you know what to read what to learn from where to learn will not be a
problem in this world and we directly jump in the ocean to find the content but what to find we
don't know so obviously you you are going to get lost in the ocean
right I hope you are trying to understand so student this was all about the session and if you have any queries
please feel free to to ask me uh I think I was able to explain all the concept I was thinking there will not be any
queries butth still uh let me check yes Shashank the mentorship will be
provided will we get the PDF in shhot test series which PDF please mention yes in shhot Mains program we are giving
workbook and this workbook is based on the previous here's question means the workbook May
basically workbook have the content content means the content of these themes
basically right but the according to the demand not like demand means this workbook will be uh given to every
student who are going to enroll but uh this is very we have compiled the work book in a very concise manner right
because these themes which we I have written down after when when you will start looking at these themes you will
find the answer of this themes will get F fit into here and it will get fit into here it's like that right so yes the
content is there so shall I refer the previous year's question from very beginning
Dragon um okay so I have I think already explained the phases phase one phase two
phase one basic reading and after that you can pick up the previous year's questions otherwise you will not be able
to extract these themes if you have not done the basic reading okay then Superman how much scholarship
please uh fill the form the form is already the link uh will be the scholarship link is already uh will be
shared with everyone it will be in the Dig format uala there are no classes as like
classes this is the part of mains test series the pre- test huh the classes if you are asking so there will be classes
like pre-test discussion pre- test discussion I'm Mo mostly focusing on the uh themes it is a
theme based where I will be uh like um if Suppose there is a test on climate change or few other topics ICS in the
next week so in preest discussion we will discuss what are the important themes previous year's questions K basis
P so in pre-test discussion it happens like um 7 to 10 days before the exams and then there will be a post test
discussion post test discussion in the same week okay so yes there will be two
classes yes one to one mentorship is there and I'm the core Mentor for that program so after writing the desk test
you will be talking with me and trust me student this program sh short program is not only the answer writing lot of
things lot of things are covered from starting from the content then previous year's questions um the questions in the
test series are based on the previous year's questions pre-test discussions post test discussions then mentoring
sessions one to one with me and the team then we have topper session then the sessions from by the SEL sir there are
so many things right for cat 2025 like we have a lot of time don't worry about
that uh pre- test discussion will be live uh like offline and online whatever the test discussions we are going to uh
we are the taking place they are both online and offline okay students so thank you so much for
watching and uh joining the session with me I'm going to end this again in the next video I'll be uh in the next
session I'll be coming with such valuable inputs and if you have any queries please do not forget to fill the
form given in the description box and if you are in Delhi you can also come to the office and we can have word and we
can understand how we can help you okay thank you so much student
The biggest mistake is stopping at identifying exam trends (e.g., frequency of questions). Most students miss the critical step of extracting deeper themes from PYQs. This results in notes that are generic rather than exam-specific, leaving them unprepared for the actual demand and structure of UPSC answers.
Don't limit yourself to the common advice of
Do not start making permanent notes during your initial reading phase. Use the Recall Method (read for 30 minutes, then spend 7 minutes writing down what you remember on a scrap of paper, and throw it away). Start building your structured notes only after you have extracted themes from a wide range of PYQs (Phase 2). This prevents your notes from becoming a copy-paste of books.
Current affairs should not be treated as a separate silo. As you build your theme-based notes from PYQs, actively ask: 'Which of my existing themes does this current event relate to?' For example, a water crisis article connects to a theme of 'fresh water availability' from a 2015 PYQ. Link the new information directly to the relevant theme in your notes, transforming static content into dynamic, exam-ready material.
Yes. For example, a theme of 'major tribal uprisings of the 19th century' (extracted from a 1994 PYQ) perfectly answered the 2023 GS Paper 1 question: 'How did colonial rule affect the tribals in India and what was the tribal response?' Similarly, a theme of 'Gandhi's concept of Basic Education vs. Tagore's views' (from a 1988 PYQ) directly matched the 2023 question on their differing approaches to education and nationalism.
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