History when studied strategically is a simple topic for the upcoming UPSC CSE Prelims Exam. The UPSC CSE preliminary exam in 2022 had 9 questions, whereas the UPSC Prelims in 2021 had 15 questions from Indian history. These questions were simple to answer and can aid you in your race. The true test of history is in the UPSC Main Examination, since many aspirants perform comparatively poor in Paper 1.

Why do people score less in Paper I in UPSC Mains Examination?

1. A lack of command over History as a result of history being equated with dates and numbers rather than the admirable ideals and figures who led us to independence.
2. Lack of Good guidance that would create this curiosity of studying History.
3. No correlation with other Topics
4. No relevant and contemporary examples.
5. There is no good presentation (History can be written with illustrations) and addressing the examination need.

To overcome all these shortcomings, Aspire IAS has come up with several batches which include History and Art and Culture. This will ensure you get 110+ in Paper I in UPSC Mains Examination 2023.

History is one of the most intriguing subjects, and we can get the highest grade in it for the following reasons:

1. The syllabus is concise and factual.
2. There is a combination of straightforward and analytical questions that are essentially simple to write.
3. If you have thoroughly revised History and understand it, you should be able to get most of the answers correct; if not 100%.The questions are generally easy to moderate.
4. In general, the questions are simple to moderate.
5. Apart from NCERT books and Spectrum, there aren't many books to read. from these texts, questions are posed indirectly.
6. There are only 3-4 questions in Prelims that are excessively difficult, however those are the questions that must be skipped, and we should not generalize a subject based on those 4 questions.
7. UPSC Civil Services Exams is more than Prelims.
8. Learn history in the most unique and interesting way with Aspire IAS.

What to expect in Aspire IAS History Module?

• We prioritize teaching based on the most recent UPSC Prelims 2015-2022 trends. For Example:
1. Regulating Acts, Gandhian Phase, Congress Sessions, Other Strands, Power Transfer, and so on are all Priority I issues. From 2017 through 2022, these topics accounted a major weightage . So we're focusing on them first.
2. Then there are Priority II Topics such as Moderates, Extremists, Pre-Congress,etc.
• Simple and lucid teaching by Pratik Sir, as he is an expert in history.
• Mnemonics and tricks for remembering the most difficult facts, such as Congress Sessions, Organizations, Newspapers, Chronology, and so on, that you can write in the UPSC Mains Examination 2023.
• Unique methodology for teaching History through Maps.
• Revision of multiple topics every day in class itself.
• Long-term retention is achieved by learning in class. History is a static, you will only need to revise several times.
• Doubt-clearing sessions before class would ensure your preparation plan is complete and has no loopholes.

Note:

• This is a 12 day Module , but it is the highest yielding batch.
• Learn Ancient and Medieval History together, along with Culture.
• Macro topics and analysis with culture
• Standard textbooks like NCERT, Spectrum, IGNOU material, etc., will cover Modern history.

• It is suggested by the majority of toppers, including Vishal Narwade (IAS 2020), Vishal Singh (IFoS 2020), and many more who repeat this batch before Prelims to ensure their rank in the UPSC List. The YouTube videos bear witness to this.
• The return on investment is really high. As a result, this and the Polity Batch are the students' favorites.

Schedule of the Class

• We have a Hybrid module (Online, Offline, and Recorded Lectures available).
• A targeted and mnemonic-driven approach will ensure that you never forget History, Art, and Culture.
• A question-and-answer session (doubt clearing) at the start of the lecture.