UPSC mains Political Science and interantional relations Batch : Classroom/Online
UPSC Mains PSIR Batch 2025-26:
Key Components :
- 200+ Hours Intensive Preparation
- Holistic Coverage for Paper-1 & Paper-II
- 20+ Years PYQs Answer Writing Practice
- Mind-mapping, Diagrams, Flow Chart and Answer Writing Techniques.
- Daily Answer Writing in Class Practice
- Current Updated Lectures
- Optional Mains Test- 15
- One to One Personal Mentorship
Target :-
300+ Marks in PSIR
Via Strategy , Framework , Templates & Techniques
New Batch Starts
UPSC Pre Cum Mains 2025
- Number of Classes : 3000+ Hours
- Masterstroke Classes : 1000+ Hours
- Special Classes for mapping , International organisations , Economic Survey & Current Affairs.
- Current Affairs Magazine Special Focus on Editorials Discussion
- Prelims - 90 Test (45 Basic test , 35 UPSC Replica 10 All India Mock Test ) Mains 40 Test , 10 Essay Test
New Batch Starts :
Haryana PCS
- Number of Classes : 1200+ Hours
- State Special : 70+ Hours
- Special Classes for mapping , International organisations , Economic Survey & Current Affairs.
- Current Affairs Magazine Special Focus on Editorials Discussion
- State Special GK , Current Affairs , Budget , Schemes and Economic Survey
- Prelims - 25 Test ( 10 Basic test , 12 PSC Replica , 3 CSAT Mock Test ) Mains 5 Test
New Batch Starts :
UPSC mains Optional Batch
Philosophy Optional
By Dr. Ranjeet Singh Sir
Geography Optional
By Shamim Anwar Sir
Political Science & International Relations (IR)
By Shashank Jha Sir
FAQs
Q1: What is the UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE)?
A1: The UPSC Civil Services Examination is a competitive national examination in India conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). It is for recruitment to various Civil Services of the Government of India, including the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), and Indian Police Service (IPS), among others.
Q2: Why should I choose Vivechna IAS for my UPSC preparation?
A2: Vivechna IAS & Judiciary Academy offers a holistic approach to UPSC preparation. We provide experienced mentors (some of whom have cracked the exam themselves), in-depth syllabus coverage, personalized mentorship programs, and a supportive learning environment. Our focus is on simplifying complex topics, building a strong foundation with NCERTs, and offering specialized classes for current affairs, essay writing, and ethics. We also have a proven track record with a high success rate.
Q3: What types of UPSC coaching programs does Vivechna IAS offer?
A3: Vivechna IAS offers a range of structured programs to suit different preparation timelines and needs, including:
* UPSC Legion: A comprehensive 3-year program ideal for early starters.
* UPSC Spartan: A focused 2-year program for dedicated preparation.
* UPSC Strategic: An intensive 1-year program for aspirants aiming for a quicker attempt.
We also offer flexible learning options, including offline classes (in Gurugram and Rewari) and online programs.
Q4: What are the key features of Vivechna's UPSC coaching programs?
Our programs are designed for comprehensive preparation and include:
* Extensive classroom hours and specialized “Masterstroke” classes.
* Dedicated sessions for mapping, international organizations, Economic Survey, and current affairs.
* Regular doubt-clearing sessions and personalized mentorship.
* Diagnostic tests to identify weak areas and focused sessions to address them.
* Comprehensive test series for both Prelims (including basic, UPSC replica, and All India Mock Tests) and Mains (including essay tests).
* Updated and exam-oriented study material, including current affairs magazines.
* Daily Mains answer writing practice and personality development classes for interview preparation.
Q5: How does Vivechna IAS help with current affairs preparation, a crucial part of the UPSC exam?
A5: We place a strong emphasis on current affairs. Our programs include weekly current affairs classes, special focus on editorial discussions from leading newspapers, and monthly current affairs magazines to ensure you stay updated with national and international events relevant to the UPSC syllabus
Q6: Does Vivechna IAS provide specialized coaching for the Essay and Ethics papers?
A6: Yes, we conduct special classes dedicated to Essay writing techniques and the Ethics paper (GS Paper IV). These sessions are designed to help you develop the right approach and score well in these crucial papers.
Q7: What kind of study material can I expect from Vivechna IAS?
A7: Vivechna IAS provides updated, exam-oriented study material that is comprehensive and easy to understand. Our materials are designed to cover the entire UPSC syllabus effectively and are regularly revised to reflect the latest exam trends.
Q8: How are students assessed at Vivechna IAS?
A8: We have a robust assessment system that includes weekly, monthly, and surprise section-based tests. Our Prelims test series includes basic tests, UPSC replica tests, and All India Mock Tests. For Mains, we conduct numerous tests, including dedicated essay tests, to simulate exam conditions and provide thorough feedback.
Q9: Does Vivechna IAS offer any support for the personality test (interview)?
A9: Absolutely. We conduct personality development classes and mock interview sessions to prepare you for the final stage of the UPSC examination. Our guidance aims to build your confidence and help you articulate your views effectively.
Q10: Where are Vivechna IAS coaching centers located?
A10: Vivechna IAS & Judiciary Academy has coaching centers in Gurugram and Rewari, Haryana. We also offer online programs for students who prefer to study remotely.
Q11. What are the UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) and Haryana PSC (HCS) exams?
The UPSC CSE is a national-level competitive examination for recruitment to various civil services of the Government of India, including the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), and Indian Foreign Service (IFS). The Haryana PSC HCS exam is a state-level examination for recruitment to various administrative posts within the Government of Haryana.
Q12. What is the eligibility criteria for the UPSC and HPSC exams?
For both UPSC CSE and HPSC HCS, the fundamental eligibility requirement is a Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university. The age limits, however, differ. For the UPSC CSE, the general category age limit is 21 to 32 years. For the HPSC HCS, the age limit for most posts is 18 to 42 years (with specific age criteria for certain posts like DSP). Age relaxations are applicable for reserved categories as per government norms for both exams.
Q13. What is the exam pattern for the UPSC CSE and HPSC HCS?
Both examinations follow a three-stage process:
- Preliminary Examination (Prelims): This is an objective-type (MCQ) screening test.
- UPSC Prelims: Consists of two papers: General Studies Paper-I and CSAT (General Studies Paper-II). The CSAT paper is qualifying in nature.
- HPSC Prelims: Also consists of two papers: General Studies and CSAT.
- Main Examination (Mains): This is a written descriptive examination.
- UPSC Mains: Comprises nine papers, including an essay, four General Studies papers, two optional subject papers, and two qualifying language papers.
- HPSC Mains: Includes papers on English (including Essay), Hindi (including Essay), General Studies, and one optional subject.
- Interview/Personality Test: The final stage for candidates who clear the Mains.
Q14. What is the syllabus for the UPSC and HPSC exams?
The syllabus for both exams is extensive.
- UPSC Syllabus: Covers a wide range of subjects including History of India and Indian National Movement, Indian and World Geography, Indian Polity and Governance, Economic and Social Development, General Science, and Current Events of national and international importance. The Mains syllabus is more detailed and includes topics like Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude.
- HPSC Syllabus: Broadly aligns with the UPSC syllabus, but with a specific focus on Haryana’s history, geography, economy, and culture in the General Studies paper.