Prelims in 70 Topics (20-20 and 50-50 Series)
70 Most Important Topics for Prelims
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What is Prelims in 70 Topics (20-20 and 50-50 Series) by Synopsis IAS?
This course covers 70 most important topics for Prelims. These are the extremely High Yielding topics for Prelims.
These Topics have always been UPSC’s favourite, that is why UPSC is asking questions from these topics for past 40+ years. There is no reason that UPSC would not ask questions from these topics in the upcoming years.
This course, along with 5 Basic books, and Synopsis IAS Current Affairs Programme are good enough to qualify the Prelims.
You can expect 20 to 40+ questions directly from these topics, and at least 50 questions indirectly. [Kindly remember that the cut-off itself is approx. 50%.]
Why such a high Hit rate in Prelims: Simple! These topics are made from UPSC Previous year papers. UPSC invariably asks these topics in Prelims for past 40+ years.
20-20 meaning: Approx 20 topics. These are some small topics: Time to revise = approx. 20 minutes.
50-50 meaning: Approx 50 topics. These are relatively larger topics: Time to revise = approx. 50 minutes.
UPSC has to ask questions from these topics. IF UPSC would stop asking questions from these topics, the Cut-offs would go below 70, or may be even 50.
From this course, 38+ questions were there in prelims 2024, 22+ in prelims 2023, and 30+ questions were there in Prelims 2022.
From this course, 40+ questions were there in Prelims 2021.
From this course, 38 questions were asked in Prelims 2020.
From this course, 64 questions were asked in Prelims 2019.
This course covers the following subjects completely: Science and Technology, Internal Security, International relations, Governance and Social Justice. There are no standard books available for these subjects till date.
Validity of this course is till Prelims 2025.
Faculties
Multiple Faculties
Course Pages
800+ Pages
Course Duration
50 Hours
Validity
Prelims 2025
Course Content / Syllabus
Following subjects are covered:
MODERN HISTORY
- British Policies: White racism; Social and Cultural Policy; Economic Policy; Land Tenure; Relation with Indian States; Foreign Policy; Policy for Local Bodies; Police Reforms; Army Reforms; Judicial Reforms; Civil Service Reforms; Education Policy; Policy for Press;
- British Policies: Constitutional Development
- Indian Response to British Policies: Trade Union; Peasant Revolt; Tribal and Civil Uprising.
- Social Reform Movement: Name of Person; Organisation; Published Book/ Ideology.
- Viceroy
- Congress Sessions: Year; Location; President; Moto.
- Freedom Struggle: Event; Personality; Chronology.
ART AND CULTURE
- Ancient and Medieval: Important terms -one-liner. Includes Society and Administration.
- Ancient and Medieval: Map, Capital, Port, and Rivers separating territory.
- Vijaynagara Empire
- Indian Literature
- Indian Philosophy including Hinduism as a Religion.
- Religion: Buddhism, Jainism, Bhaktism and Sufism.
- Rock-cut Architecture
- Travelers and their accounts.
- GI Tags.
- Tribes, with especial emphasis on PVTGs
- Heritage: Intangible Heritage, World Heritage Sites
- Miscellaneous Topics like Jhum; water-storing; viticulture etc. etc.
ENVIRONMENT
- Environmental Bodies: HQ; Aim; India is a member.
- Treaty/Protocol: Origin; India is a member?; Objective. (8-10)
- Indian Environment Laws: Like Air act, Water Act etc. (6-7)
- Environmental Funds: Who; India is a member?; for whom/objective. For Example Green Climate Fund
- Species: Protection Status (IUCN and Indian); Geographical distribution; State Bird/Animal, Ethology (Animal Behaviour).
- Pollutants
- One Compilation: to replace PMF/ Shankar IAS.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
- International Financial Institution: Objective, members/ India is a member?, Structure, reports etc.
- International Organizations and Bodies:Objective, members/ India is a member?, Structure, summits.
- Treaty and Agreements: Objective, signatories, India is a signatory?.
- India and Neighbourhood: Recent news, treaties and agreements, disputes, boundaries etc.
- Transport Corridors and Connectivity: Pipelines, Rail, Road, Marine and Air Corridors, Economic Corridors, Ports
- West Asia: Wars, Places in News, Tribes, Borders, Groupings etc.
- Important Places in News: Countries in News: Due to (1) Civil Wars, (2) Coup and Political Instability, Economic Instability, Critical Minerals.
MAPS
- Biomes and Climate: World
- Natural Vegetation of India; not climate.
- Protected Areas: Biosphere Reserves, National Parks, Tiger Reserves, Wildlife Sanctuaries, Ramsar Sites etc.
- Soils of India: ICAR-8; not World.
- Regions: Southeast Asia; West Asia
- Lines: (3 + 2 + 2): Countries; Cities; Seas/ Oceans.
- Maps of India: Topic-wise (Mountains, Rivers, Physical Features etc.)
- Maps of World: Political, Physical, Physical Features, Water Bodies.
- Maps of World: Common with International Relations.
- National Waterways
- Previous Year Questions: Very Important
ECONOMY
- Monetary Policy: Components and Definition
- Budget: Components and Definition
- BOP: Components and Definition
- National Income: GDP; Inflation.
- Economics Survey: 15- 20 terms every year.
- Current Affairs: 15- 20 new terms in news every year.
- Indices: Who releases what? E.g CSO- WPI, CPI etc.
- Note: Economy, for this course, has approx. 30 pages notes. This subject coincides with current affairs and with Geography.
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
- Nuclear Technology
- Defence Technology
- Space Technology: ISRO – PSLV; GSLV; Orbits.
- Biotechnology
- Health Technology
- Nanotechnology
- Computers, Robotics, AI and IT.
- IPR issues
GOVERNANCE
- Ministries
- Schemes
- Policies
- Acts and Bills
General Details
Lectures: There are pre recorded lectures by the highly qualified and experienced faculties.
Study material: Course study material will be available for registered students in downloadable and printable PDF format on the student dashboard.
Personalized student dashboard: Registered Students get a Personalized student dashboard with a login password. You can watch the lectures anywhere, anytime and any number of times.
Two-way feedback: We take students’ feedback seriously. We can remove or replace faculties if the feedback is not good.
It is a Paid Batch for UPSC CSE aspirants. However, a number of videos are uploaded at YouTube for Demo and Awareness purpose.
Course Completion Date: 1 month before exam
Validity: Validity of this course is till Prelims 2024.
How is this course different from similar courses by other coachings?
STUDY MATERIAL
Other coachings do not provide such course.
At Synopsis IAS, we have developed this course, after years of research and analysing the trend of UPSC.
This course provides high predictability factor in exam which other coachings fail to provide.
Krishna sir is the content head at Synopsis IAS. The course content is thoroughly reviewed by him. He has gained 7+ years of experience in Research and Development while in services at DAE, GOI.
LECTURES
We do not waste unnecessary time in selling coupons for courses, marketing, and promotions. The faculties just teach, teach and teach, and do not beat around the bush. The lecture duration is short – If other institute has covered the same topic in 1 hour, we cover that just in approx. 15-20 minutes.
MEDIUM OF COURSE
We teach in easy Hinglish language. The content slides for the course are in Hinglish (One line English, One line Hindi).
The course is available in English and Hindi Mediums. The Study Material is in Three Languages: First file is in English, Second file is in Hindi, Third file is Bilingual (one line English, one line Hindi). The Lectures are delivered in Hinglish.
GUIDANCE
When it comes to guidance, noone can even come closer to Synopsis IAS. The Synopsis IAS institute is based on the vision of a person, who left services just to teach and provide genuine Guidance.
There are Strategy Videos by Krishna Sir: He has discussed the strategy to prepare for UPSC in cover in a realistic way in his most popular Guidance Series.
COST
The course is available for a very less price compared to any other online or offline coaching.
Content Developers and Faculties
Multiple Faculties
Rating
Students Rating: 4.7 (382)