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Some of the renowned thoughts – could be really helpful for your Ethics paper
Renowned Thoughts: Elevating Your Ethics Arguments 1. The Kantian Categorical Imperative Immanuel Kant’s concept of the “Categorical Imperative” is a powerful tool for addressing dilemmas in public administration. His famous dictum—“Act only according to that maxim whereby you can, at the same time, will that it should become a universal law”—is...
Important Notes for Ethics (GS Paper 4)- Aptitude and Foundation Values
Important Notes for Ethics: Aptitude and Foundational Values 1. Distinguishing Between Aptitude and Attitude A crucial starting point in Rachit Raj’s notes is the clear distinction between “Aptitude” and “Attitude.” Aptitude refers to a person’s innate or acquired capacity to learn a specific skill or perform a certain type of work,...
Sample Answers for IAS Mains Examination(UPSC) by Rachit Raj – Part 7
Strategic Value Addition in GS Papers: Rachit Raj’s Part 7 Insights 1. The Integration of Constitutional Articles and Judgments For GS Paper II (Governance and Polity), Rachit Raj advocates for a “Legally Anchored” response. In Part 7, he explains that an answer regarding fundamental rights or federalism is incomplete without citing...
Sample Essay for UPSC Mains Exam by Rachit Raj
The Rachit Raj Strategy: Crafting a Sample Essay 1. The Strategic Choice of Topic Rachit Raj suggests that the first 5-10 minutes of the exam are the most critical, as this is when you select your topic. His strategy advises against picking a topic simply because it seems “easy” or “popular.”...
Sample Essay for UPSC Mains Exam by Rachit Raj – Part 2
Mastering the UPSC Essay: Insights from Rachit Raj’s Strategy 1. The Power of a Captivating Introduction Rachit Raj emphasizes that the first two pages of your essay set the tone for the examiner’s mindset. A “Part 2” approach to the introduction moves beyond simple definitions; it utilizes provocative anecdotes, historical parallels,...
Tips for the Mains Examination of UPSC
Tips for the UPSC Mains Examination 1. Master the Syllabus and Integrated Study The first step toward achieving your IAS dream is to internalize the UPSC Mains syllabus. Unlike the Preliminary stage which tests recognition, the Mains exam demands a deep, analytical understanding of diverse topics ranging from heritage to ethics....
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