By: R.P Singh & Kumar Ujjawal
GS SCORE’S PSIR Optional Foundation is a 4.5 Months Comprehensive Classes to Cover Complete UPSC Syllabus of PSIR with innovative methodology of teaching and application of different approaches mentioned in syllabus. The sheer utilitarian value of the optional which helps not just in overall enhancement of knowledge but also covers most part of UPSC Syllabus.
Batch Starts: 18th July
11:30 AM to 2:00 PM
₹ 37000/-
online Fee
(+GST)
₹ 42000/-
offline Fee
(+GST)
Online Fee
(+GST)
Offline Fee
(+GST)
This course has been specially designed for those who are
We will provide comprehensive study material. The nature of study material will be two fold, one which will work as supplementary material to class lectures and second basic.
There will be 12 Tests including 8 Sectional Test and 4 Mock Tests along with Answer Writing and Discussion Sessions.
The issue of selecting optional subjects for Civil Services Examination is a delicate issue for many aspirants. The foremost criteria to choose an optional subject is based on interest of subject for aspirant and the optional having maximum convergence with GS syllabus so that optional preparation should rather help in GS preparation instead of reducing time for the latter. Political Science and International Relations (PSIR) as optional subject in UPSC Mains has emerged to be the most reliable subject to qualify the UPSC with high rank.
Political Science and International Relations or PSIR contains static portions such as Political thought and theories of IR along with very dynamic portions like Indian Government and Politics and International Relations. The International Relations section is playing a very instrumental role in qualifying the exam as aspirants are scoring more than 170 marks in the paper.
PSIR as optional subject in UPSC mains covers the entire syllabus of General Studies Paper 2. Also in General studies Paper 1, it covers crucial topics like Post-Independence Consolidation, Ideologies and social issues. Moreover, topics like internal security and environmental issues in IR from General Studies Paper-3 are already part of PSIR syllabus. Lastly, PSIR is helpful in General Studies Paper-4 since major philosophical thinkers/leaders ranging from Plato, Aristotle, Kautilya, Gandhi and Ambedkar are already covered in PSIR paper-1. Every year essay topics are directly related to political science.
At the interview stage, PSIR is one of the most helpful subjects since it enables candidates to easily answer deep understanding based questions from Polity and International Relations in a short span of time.
Highlights of Political Science and International Science Optional Classes:
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