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IAS 2027 | 12-Days Foundation Strategy Program

Each day has one clear purpose, one confusion it solves, and one outcome.This is designed for early-stage aspirants or who feel lost.

Program Highlights :

Program Output (What a Beginner Gains) By Day 12, a beginner will have:

Clear exam understanding
Fixed sources
Study + revision method
Prelims & Mains clarity
First 100 days action plan
Reduced anxiety, increased confidence

✔️ DAY 1: — Understanding the Exam (Reality Check)

✦ Focus:

What UPSC actually wants

✦ Covers:

Concept building is the key.
Why many aspirants fail despite studying.
What “rank-oriented preparation” means.

Outcome: Mental clarity + seriousness

✔️ DAY 2: — Syllabus Decoding - The Bible

✦ Focus:

How to read the syllabus properly

✦ Covers:

Static vs dynamic syllabus.
Micro-topics hidden inside syllabus lines.
How syllabus controls sources.

Outcome: Aspirant stops studying blindly.

✔️ DAY 3: - PYQ as the Real Teacher

✦ Focus:

Learning through Previous Year Questions

✦ Covers:

How to analyse PYQs (not just read them).
What PYQs reveal about depth and trends.
PYQ → syllabus → source linkage.

Outcome: Direction-based preparation starts

✔️ DAY 4: — Sources: What to Read & What to Avoid

✦ Focus:

Source selection

✦ Covers:

Standard books (minimum list).
How to extract the concept .
Why multiple sources kill preparation.

Outcome: Fixed, realistic source list

✔️ DAY 5: — Prelims Strategy

✦ Focus:

Understanding Prelims as a game of decisions

✦ Covers:

Nature of Prelims questions
Accuracy vs attempts.
Elimination mindset.
MCQ solving methodology .

Outcome: Fear of Prelims reduces

✔️ DAY 6: — Mains Strategy (Big Picture)

✦ Focus:

What differentiates Mains answers

✦ Covers:

Structure over content
Role of examples, dimensions, balance.
Why writing matters more than reading.

Outcome: Aspirant understands answer writing value

✔️ DAY 7: — How to Study a Subject (Method Session)

✦ Focus:

Correct way to study any subject

✦ Covers:

First reading vs revision
Making notes without rewriting books.
Linking concepts to PYQs.

Outcome: Study efficiency improves

✔️ DAY 8: — Note-Making for Beginners

✦ Focus:

Smart, minimal notes

✦ Covers:

What to write and what not to write
Digital vs handwritten notes.
Updating notes with current affairs.

Outcome: Notes stop becoming a burden

✔️ DAY 9: — Revision Strategy (Most Ignored Area)

✦ Focus:

How to revise without panic

✦ Covers:

Revision cycles (daily, weekly, monthly).
Active vs passive revision.
Tools for fast recall.

Outcome: Retention improves

✔️ DAY 10: — Current Affairs Strategy

✦ Focus:

Handling current affairs smartly

✦ Covers:

What to read from news.
Linking CA with static syllabus
Prelims vs Mains use of CA.

Outcome: News becomes useful, not overwhelming

✔️ DAY 11: — Answer Writing Basics

✦ Focus:

Writing your first answers

✦ Covers:

Structure of a 10/15-marker.
Intro–Body–Conclusion logic.
Common beginner mistakes.

Outcome: Writing fear goes away

✔️ DAY 12: — 12 months Roadmap & Accontability Session

✦ Focus:

Converting clarity into action

✦ Covers:

From 2026 -to– IAS 2027 preparation phases
What to do in first 100 days.
Seriousness checklist.

Outcome: Aspirant knows exactly what to do next

Faculty

Manoj K. Jha

Founder & Director, GS SCORE

With over 25 years of experience, Manoj K. Jha is a mentor par excellence in the Civil Services coaching sector.

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