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    Over the last three decades SRIRAM’s IAS has emerged as one of the leading institutes in India with the vision to be the Centre of excellence and the mission to develop innovative and ethical future leaders. The work of bureaucrats is becoming increasingly complex. Today’s environment, characterized by disruptive politics and technology; increasing integration of the world’s economies; and major social changes all over the world , particularly India, is extremely complex. Therefore those who aspire to become tomorrow’s leaders will need to acquire specialized knowledge, skills and attitudes. Teaching for the Civil Services Examination demands renewal on a continuous basis. Information and developments bombard the candidate from all sides. Making sense from the UPSC (Constitutional body) perspective is a demanding task. Most students and even more so, teachers fall short for this reason. We never did. Nor will our students. The reason is simple: We have long experience in teaching. We are committed and sincere. We do not rest on our past laurels. EVERY CLASS IS A CHALLENGE FOR US. The process of preparation is stretched over approximately 2 years. It begins with mastery over all the subjects that make up General Studies. Every class has a lot to take away for all three steps in the exam process: Preliminary, Mains and the Personality Test (Interview). The focus of course is on Prelims and the Mains. The one question that I am flooded with most often is: Sir, give me a strategy for success. Which optional to opt and when to start the preparation for optional” With my decades of experience as teacher and mentor to the budding Civil Servants, let me clear it up for you. Generally, students take a plunge into the preparation just after university education, where they are not used to go through the rigours of information gathering, sorting, prioritizing, understanding, presentation and improvisation. Therefore, in every class, the faculty discusses the given chapter in a manner that it should appeal to a good , inquisitive, above average, young and determined student. Conceptual clarity, current applications and India-centeredness, where necessary are the elements of such a discussion. Dumbing down never helped anyone. So we always leave room for discussions. Thus, my friend, your successful preparation starts with being regular for every class, being in step with faculty, reading the newspaper daily as indicated by me, diversifying your knowledge base as we go along etc. About the Optional. Very simple: Once your General Studies foundations are strong, Optional has to be started. Otherwise, you will find the balance difficult. Why General Studies first? Because it carries 1250 marks and Optional is only 500 marks. Optional needs time to understand and basic foundation can be laid with the help of GS classes, at least for some popular subjects. Therefore, don’t select the Optional in a hurry and on hearsay. Secondly, if you have studied a subject at undergraduate or post graduate level and it figures in the UPSC’s list of Optional subjects, you are lucky. Opt for it. The exception can be a technical student seeking a social science subject or literature. Otherwise, you need to get to know the field of Civil Services Examination preparation. It may take a few weeks or months. Therefore, in the NEW SYSTEM, optional preparation has to start after you have dug into General Studies. In simple terms, under all circumstances, well almost all, G.S classes are the kickstarter. Never go by hearsay. Apply your mind, be logical and finalise the optional. It can otherwise play the spoilsport. Once you are at SRIRAM’s, there are no differences between students from the so called prestigious educational institutions and others.

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    Over the last three decades SRIRAM’s IAS has emerged as one of the leading institutes in India with the vision to be the Centre of excellence and the mission to develop innovative and ethical future leaders. The work of bureaucrats is becoming increasingly complex. Today’s environment, characterized by disruptive politics and technology; increasing integration of the world’s economies; and major social changes all over the world , particularly India, is extremely complex. Therefore those who aspire to become tomorrow’s leaders will need to acquire specialized knowledge, skills and attitudes. Teaching for the Civil Services Examination demands renewal on a continuous basis. Information and developments bombard the candidate from all sides. Making sense from the UPSC (Constitutional body) perspective is a demanding task. Most students and even more so, teachers fall short for this reason. We never did. Nor will our students. The reason is simple: We have long experience in teaching. We are committed and sincere. We do not rest on our past laurels. EVERY CLASS IS A CHALLENGE FOR US. The process of preparation is stretched over approximately 2 years. It begins with mastery over all the subjects that make up General Studies. Every class has a lot to take away for all three steps in the exam process: Preliminary, Mains and the Personality Test (Interview). The focus of course is on Prelims and the Mains. The one question that I am flooded with most often is: Sir, give me a strategy for success. Which optional to opt and when to start the preparation for optional” With my decades of experience as teacher and mentor to the budding Civil Servants, let me clear it up for you. Generally, students take a plunge into the preparation just after university education, where they are not used to go through the rigours of information gathering, sorting, prioritizing, understanding, presentation and improvisation. Therefore, in every class, the faculty discusses the given chapter in a manner that it should appeal to a good , inquisitive, above average, young and determined student. Conceptual clarity, current applications and India-centeredness, where necessary are the elements of such a discussion. Dumbing down never helped anyone. So we always leave room for discussions. Thus, my friend, your successful preparation starts with being regular for every class, being in step with faculty, reading the newspaper daily as indicated by me, diversifying your knowledge base as we go along etc. About the Optional. Very simple: Once your General Studies foundations are strong, Optional has to be started. Otherwise, you will find the balance difficult. Why General Studies first? Because it carries 1250 marks and Optional is only 500 marks. Optional needs time to understand and basic foundation can be laid with the help of GS classes, at least for some popular subjects. Therefore, don’t select the Optional in a hurry and on hearsay. Secondly, if you have studied a subject at undergraduate or post graduate level and it figures in the UPSC’s list of Optional subjects, you are lucky. Opt for it. The exception can be a technical student seeking a social science subject or literature. Otherwise, you need to get to know the field of Civil Services Examination preparation. It may take a few weeks or months. Therefore, in the NEW SYSTEM, optional preparation has to start after you have dug into General Studies. In simple terms, under all circumstances, well almost all, G.S classes are the kickstarter. Never go by hearsay. Apply your mind, be logical and finalise the optional. It can otherwise play the spoilsport. Once you are at SRIRAM’s, there are no differences between students from the so called prestigious educational institutions and others.

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    SRIRAM's IAS

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    Naveen Singh
    Over the last three decades SRIRAM’s IAS has emerged as one of the leading institutes in India with the vision to be the Centre of excellence and the mission to develop innovative and ethical future leaders. The work of bureaucrats is becoming increasingly complex. Today’s environment, characterized by disruptive politics and technology; increasing integration of the world’s economies; and major social changes all over the world , particularly India, is extremely complex. Therefore those who aspire to become tomorrow’s leaders will need to acquire specialized knowledge, skills and attitudes. Teaching for the Civil Services Examination demands renewal on a continuous basis. Information and developments bombard the candidate from all sides. Making sense from the UPSC (Constitutional body) perspective is a demanding task. Most students and even more so, teachers fall short for this reason. We never did. Nor will our students. The reason is simple: We have long experience in teaching. We are committed and sincere. We do not rest on our past laurels. EVERY CLASS IS A CHALLENGE FOR US. The process of preparation is stretched over approximately 2 years. It begins with mastery over all the subjects that make up General Studies. Every class has a lot to take away for all three steps in the exam process: Preliminary, Mains and the Personality Test (Interview). The focus of course is on Prelims and the Mains. The one question that I am flooded with most often is: Sir, give me a strategy for success. Which optional to opt and when to start the preparation for optional” With my decades of experience as teacher and mentor to the budding Civil Servants, let me clear it up for you. Generally, students take a plunge into the preparation just after university education, where they are not used to go through the rigours of information gathering, sorting, prioritizing, understanding, presentation and improvisation. Therefore, in every class, the faculty discusses the given chapter in a manner that it should appeal to a good , inquisitive, above average, young and determined student. Conceptual clarity, current applications and India-centeredness, where necessary are the elements of such a discussion. Dumbing down never helped anyone. So we always leave room for discussions. Thus, my friend, your successful preparation starts with being regular for every class, being in step with faculty, reading the newspaper daily as indicated by me, diversifying your knowledge base as we go along etc. About the Optional. Very simple: Once your General Studies foundations are strong, Optional has to be started. Otherwise, you will find the balance difficult. Why General Studies first? Because it carries 1250 marks and Optional is only 500 marks. Optional needs time to understand and basic foundation can be laid with the help of GS classes, at least for some popular subjects. Therefore, don’t select the Optional in a hurry and on hearsay. Secondly, if you have studied a subject at undergraduate or post graduate level and it figures in the UPSC’s list of Optional subjects, you are lucky. Opt for it. The exception can be a technical student seeking a social science subject or literature. Otherwise, you need to get to know the field of Civil Services Examination preparation. It may take a few weeks or months. Therefore, in the NEW SYSTEM, optional preparation has to start after you have dug into General Studies. In simple terms, under all circumstances, well almost all, G.S classes are the kickstarter. Never go by hearsay. Apply your mind, be logical and finalise the optional. It can otherwise play the spoilsport. Once you are at SRIRAM’s, there are no differences between students from the so called prestigious educational institutions and others.

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    About us

    SRIRAMs IAS came into existence in 1985 to impart quality education to the students
    preparing for Civil Services Examination. With an experience of 30 years and also after
    sending a great number of students into various prestigious services, the institute can
    proudly claim to be the most dependable institute for General Studies guidance
    programme. SRIRAMs IAS is known for its experienced faculty, comprehensive coverage,
    passionate classes, frequent tests, elaborate explanation, excellent study material and its
    emphasis on personal attention.

    Presently, we are the ONLY institute that finishes systematically the entire Prelims and
    Mains syllabus with a clear time line. Students know what to expect. They can come
    prepared for the class and be vigilant that the standards are high and faculty is accountable.
    Faculty is very senior and experienced. We renew our reputation on a continuous basis
    with greater standards year after year. Our material is the best. Our style is simple, effective
    and formalistic. Our substance is indepth and relevant.
    Courses
    General Studies
    Continuing with our phenomenal success over the last more than two decades with
    thousands of successes and toppers into the coveted Civil Services, SRIRAM's IAS
    announces the 10-month General Studies Integrated Course for the Preliminary and the
    Main Examination to be conducted in 2016 by the Union Public Service examination
    (UPSC).Coaching is imparted in English medium only. General Studies Paper One (Paper-
    I) classes are held for two hours daily. Duration of Paper-II class is also 2 hours. Classes are
    held with a clear and pre-announced schedule. Faculty is experienced. Our focus is on the
    New System that is in vogue since 2013. The total duration of the course is almost 10
    Month. Our Test series is completely aligned with the UPSC pattern and the questions
    keep the candidates ahead in the competition. Most of the questions requiring critical
    answers are discussed in the class room as a part of the curriculum.
    Students are adequately equipped to update themselves on a daily basis with our inputs in the
    form of Q&A (Question and Answer) as well as additional information we provide. Students
    are continuously assessed on the Pre as well as Mains Pattern in the classroom. Added to that
    SRIRAM's (the only institute) offers All Indian Pre and Mains Test Series to its classroom
    students without any extra payment. Personal attention, effective teaching, senior faculty and
    adaptability to the changing trends stand us out. Tons of information that can otherwise be very
    confusing is simplified by our faculty to meet the needs of students of all types of caliber.
    CSAT
    General Studies at the Preliminary level is divided into two papers- GS-I and GS-II. GS-II is
    popularly known as CSAT. CSAT, from 2015 Preliminary, is a mere qualifying exam. The
    entire weight is on Paper-I of GS. CSAT: CSAT classes are held a few weeks after the
    General Studies (Paper-I) classes commence so that candidates get familiar with the
    examination and the pattern, for them to pick up the subjects better. The link between the
    two papers is unmissable. The Paper-II Course lasts almost 3 months.
    All India Prelim Test Series 2018
    FEATURES OF THE PROGRAMME
    1. There will be 20 tests (10 tests in each paper).
    2. The tests are most suitable for the students who have already completed their syllabus
    and for those who are about to complete it.
    3. First five tests will be Mini-comprehensive based on the syllabus (given by the institute).
    Last five tests will be based on entire syllabus prescribed by the UPSC.
    4. Each paper will carry 200 Marks. Negative Marks will be 1/3rd.
    5. There will be NO classroom discussion for any of the tests but after each test students
    will be provided with self explanatory answers.
    6. The test will be conducted on-line as well as off-line.
    7. The off-line test will be conducted at Rajinder Nagar as well as GTB Nagar.
    Main Test Series 2017
    Main Optional Subjects :-

    Sociology

    History

    Political Science

    Public Administration

    Anthropology
    Why Shriram IAS ?
    The answer is obvious: the career line offers an opportunity to involve oneself in public
    service. There is diversity in the fields one works- be it taxation, social welfare, rural
    development, corporate affairs and so on. One learns a lot. Great scope for personality
    development. Enormous source for self-satisfaction. Equally important, if not more, is that
    working for the country as a civil servant enhances one'sselfe steem.
    The civil servants implement the policies made by the Political Executive and execute laws
    and policies to attain the goals of Welfare State which is what India is according to the
    Constitution. The civil servants in their initial career implement policies even while
    suggesting minor changes. Later in their careers, they are the virtual authors of the public
    policy. The best civil servants never retire. Or rather, they are in such demand that they are
    not free to retire- they find place in Tribunals, advisory bodies like NitiAayog, become
    advisors and so on. This work profile makes Civil Services irresistible for the best and the
    brightest.
    CONTACT INFO.
    22-B, Pusa Road, Bada Bazar Marg, Old Rajinder Nagar,
    New Delhi-110060.
    Phone : 011-25825591, 011-42437002, (M) : 9811489560
    sriramsias@gmail.com
    73-75; 1st Floor; Beside GTB Metro Gate No.1,
    Above Bank of Baroda, Ring Road, Kingsway Camp,
    New Delhi-110009.
    Phone : 8447273027
    sriramsias@gmail.com

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