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The complete syllabus is on YouTube at no cost. Here's the map — start wherever you're weakest.
Lectures, in syllabus order
Each playlist follows the official UPSC syllabus top to bottom, so nothing quietly gets skipped.
GS Paper 1
Ancient to Modern India · Art & Culture · World and Indian Geography · Indian Society
General StudiesGS Paper 2
Constitution & Polity · Governance · Social Justice · International Relations
General StudiesGS Paper 3
Economy · Agriculture · Environment · Science & Tech · Internal Security
General StudiesGS Paper 4 — Ethics
Ethics & human interface · Attitude · Emotional intelligence · Case studies
OptionalAnthropology Paper 1
Meaning & scope · Physical anthropology · Theories · Kinship · Religion · Economic organisation
OptionalAnthropology Paper 2
Indian anthropology · Tribal communities · Constitutional safeguards · Development & displacement
MonthlyCurrent Affairs
Issue-wise coverage tied back to the static syllabus — built for mains answers, not headlines
PracticePrevious Year Questions
Solved PYQs with approach, structure and the exact keywords the examiner rewards
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Current affairs snippets, notes updates and announcements. The fastest way to hear when new material drops.
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Turn the bell on for new lectures. The channel posts through the full syllabus in sequence.
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Keep the original in front of you while you study. Every playlist here is mapped to its exact wording.
Open upsc.gov.inA sane order to do this in
Not a rulebook — just the sequence that wastes the least time when you're preparing alone.
Read the syllabus once, properly
Print it. Most wasted months come from studying things the syllabus never asked for.
Fix your optional early
Watch a few Anthropology Paper 1 lectures before committing. The optional is 500 marks — choosing it late is expensive.
One playlist at a time
Finish a paper end to end before starting another. Parallel half-finished subjects feel productive and aren't.
Revise from notes, not videos
Videos are for the first pass. From the second pass onward, revise from compiled notes and PYQs only.
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The compiled notes turn a 40-hour playlist into a two-hour revision.