TARGETED COURSES INFORMATION LEAF (FOR MAIN EXAM) · Unit 2 : Impact of colonial rule on Indian society Part B. Social Structure: Unit 2 : Caste System Unit 3 : Tribal communities
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SOCIOLOGY OPTIONAL TEST SERIES for UPSC MAINS 2018
COURSE DESCRIPTION TEST SERIES for OPTIONAL SUBJECTS is a highly targeted course, most suitable
for aspirants appearing in Mains 2018 or targeting Mains 2019. It is not suitable for beginners.
GOAL The aim of this course is:
Maximum , in accordance with the evolving UPSC trend;
in simulated exam environment;
students' through evaluation + feedback + test discussion;
Overall, help students .
OTHER SUBJECTS AVAILABLE
coverage of themes and issues
Answer writing practice
Improve learning
outperform in Optional Subject paper in Mains 2018
across all these themes Name Test Series for CS (Pre) Exam 2016
12 Full length Tests in Paper I (General Studies) & Paper II (CSAT)
Type of Tests Number of Tests
-length tests – Paper I (GS) 8
-length tests – Paper II (CSAT) 4
Fee Details Rs 8,500
Course Name Test Series for CS (Pre) Exam 2016
Description 12 Full length Tests in Paper I (General Studies) & Paper II (CSAT)
Type of Tests Number of Tests
Full-length tests – Paper I (GS) 8
Full-length tests – Paper II (CSAT) 4
Fee Details Rs 8,500
011-2331 7293
2331 8135/ 36
2373 8906/ 07
TARGETED COURSES
(FOR MAIN EXAM)
INFORMATION LEAF &
FEE SCHEDULE
Head Office & New Delhi Campus : 309, Kanchanjunga Building, Barakhamba Road, Connaught Place, New Delhi – 110 001
Students will be given a Test Series Schedule outlining the themes and areas, from Paper I & Paper II, to be
examined in each test.
Students will appear in the tests at any of the Rau's IAS centres, under strict discipline.
All tests will be evaluated thoroughly with detailed feedback and model answers will be provided by the
educators
According to the schedule, students will then be called for a detailed test discussion.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION GEOGRAPHY HISTORY
POLITICAL SCIENCE ECONOMICS PSYCHOLOGY
1ANSWER WRITING EVALUATION DISCUSSION
2 3
HOW IT WILL WORK
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FEATURES
Evaluated Answer Booklet with proper feedback.
Answer Structure with Model Answers
STARTING 07th July, 2018 (Saturday)
DURATION 3 months (1 test and 1 discussion )
Tests will be conducted in Sit-Down format at Study Circle's campuses at Delhi, Bengaluru and Jaipur.
once a week
IMPORTANT
I. To apply for admission to the above course, fill-up the “REGISTRATION FORM” and send the same to us by e-mail, by
post or contact us personally along with :
(i) 1 passport size photograph (ii) UPSC Roll No. (iii) Photocopy of ID with address proof
II. The fee can be paid through any of the following modes : Cash, Credit/ Debit Card, Demand Draft (favouring ''RAU'S IAS
STUDY CIRCLE” payable at "NEW DELHI") or via Electronic Transfer ( RTGS / NEFT). The bank details for Electronic
Transfer are as follows :
Account/Beneficiary Name : Rau's IAS Study Circle
Account Number : 911020065270788
Bank Name & Branch : Axis Bank, Statesman House, 148, Barakhamba Road, New Delhi - 110 001, India.
IFSC Code : UTIB0000007
In case of Electronic Transfer, send a scanned copy of the receipt of the transaction along with the filled up
“REGISTRATION FORM” to the following email address : info@rauias.com
III. The Study Circle has its branches only at Bengaluru (Phone : 080 – 255 35536/ 37/ 38/ 39, 9916035536) and Jaipur
(Phone : 0141 – 2740594, 6350296244, 7877036167, 9828367796).
IV. All the above charges are inclusive of GST, as applicable.
V. The Study Circle may, in its discretion, change the faculty, time-table, duration or the venue of the sitting/session.
ONLINE OPTION
Students can also appear for the tests from their home and send us the answer copy for evaluation.
Soft copies of Evaluated Answer booklet and Answer Structure with Model Answers will be emailed.
Test Discussions videos will be made available to them.
Full-Length
8 &
TESTSThematic
8TESTSDiscussions
PROGRAM
FEE
INR 12,000/-
Discounted at 50% for Rau's studentsEx
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Head Office & New Delhi Campus : 309, Kanchanjunga Building, Barakhamba Road, Connaught Place, New Delhi – 110 001
Phone Nos. : 23317293, 23318135/36, 23738906/07
APPLICANT'S INFORMATION
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Date of Birth
4. Gender
5. Medium in which you prose to take classes & tests
6. E-mail ID
7. Mobile Number
10. SCANCODE / STUDENT ID(for Rau’s Ex-Student)
11. Mention the Optional
Optional Test Series (Sit down) Optional Test Series (Online)
Date : Signature
N.B. : The decision taken by the Study Circle on your above application shall be final and binding.
8. Permanent Address
9. UPSC Roll No.
Date
Registration Form
OPTIONAL TEST SERIES (M)
Male Female
Month Year
English Hindi
Receipt Amount (`)
Cash/Card/NEFT/DD & Date
Receipt No.
Batch : Month & Year
Student ID
MENTION THE CENTRE IN WHICH YOU PROPOSE TO TAKE THE CLASSES & TESTS
NEW DELHI BENGALURU JAIPUR
The rationale behind this test series schedule is to provide adequate emphasis in order to maximise the
efficiency of the candidate. The modus operandi is :
TEST from 09.00 AM to 12.00 PM.
After the test, there will be a Dialogue Discussion by the faculty on the same day at 12.30PM in order
to develop the analytical skills of the candidate to ensure command on the given topic(s).
The schedule of the tests & the discussions is given below:
TEST MAJOR
TOPICS SYLLABUS TO BE COVERED UNDER THE TOPIC
Thematic
Test-1
07/07/2018
Paper – I
Unit 1: Sociology - The Discipline
Unit 2 : Sociology as Science
Unit 3 : Research Methods and Analysis
Unit 5 : Stratification and Mobility
Unit 6 : Works and Economic Life
Thematic
Test-II
14/07/2018
Paper – II
Part A. Introducing Indian Society:
Unit 1: Perspectives on the study of Indian society
Unit 2 : Impact of colonial rule on Indian society
Part B. Social Structure:
Unit 2 : Caste System
Unit 3 : Tribal communities in India
Part C. Social Changes in India:
Unit 1: Visions of Social Change in India
Unit 2 : Rural and Agrarian transformation in India
Thematic
Test-III
21/07/2018
Paper – I
Unit 7 : Politics and Society
Unit 8 : Religion and Society
Unit 9 : Systems of Kinship
Unit 10 : Social Change in Modern Society
Thematic
Test-1V
28/07/2018
Paper – II Unit 4 : Sociological Thinkers
Thematic
Test-V
04/08/2018
Paper – II
Part B. Social Structure:
Unit 1: Rural and Agrarian Social Structure
Unit 4 : Social Classes in India
Unit 5 : Systems of Kinship in India
Unit 6 : Religion and Society
Part C. Social Changes in India:
Unit 1: Visions of Social Change in India
Unit 7 : Challenges of Social Transformation
Thematic
Test-VI
11/08/2018
Paper – II
Part B. Social Structure:
Unit 2 : Rural and Agrarian Social Structure
Part C. Social Changes in India:
Unit 1: Visions of Social Change in India:
Unit 3 : Industrialization and Urbanisation in India
Unit 5 : Social Movements in Modern India
Unit 6 : Population Dynamics
FLT
Test - VII
18/08/2018
Paper-I Covering all the Topics of Paper - I
FLT
Test-VIII
25/08/2018
Paper-II Covering all the Topics of Paper - II
INTERPRETATION OF DIFFERENT“WORDS” USED IN QUESTIONS
1. Account for : Give reasons
2. Account of : Focus on description
3. Assess : Establish the strengths and weaknesses of the features mentioned.
4. Comment : Write your view point or description based on your observations.
5. Compare : Present the similarities and differences between the features
mentioned.
6. Discuss : Present a thorough analysis of the question by examining all sides
of the arguments.
7. Distinguish between : Draw clear distinctions between the features mentioned.
8. Elucidate : Clarify/explain probably what is obscure or different.
9. Evaluate/Critically
Evaluate/Review :
Present a judgement as to the relative value of the features
mentioned.
10. Examine/
Critically examine :
State clearly the pros and cons of the issue raised. Your final
decision must be supported by evidence and the reasons why you
have rejected alternatives explained.
11. Explain : Give reasons.
12. Highlight : Focus on important features/points
13. Illustrate : Focus on examples including the data.
14. Interpret :
Present an explanation of the facts, Facts are mere inputs and can
be comprehended differently. And marks depend on how
differently you comprehend.
15. Role : Focus on the contribution and conclude with your analytical view
point.
16. Significance/Importance : Focus on the importance, contribution and consequences with
greater focus on positive aspects.
17. To what extent : Weigh up the arguments and state the relative importance of the
feature mentioned.
18. Trace : An outline of what has been asked in the given question with focus
on its evolution.
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