Outsmarting the Examiner | UPSC Prelims 2018 | Seniors' Attention Required

Career_Diplomat

UPSC always has an element of surprise to it. The "Always Surprise" principle it self means you can predict somethings (let's say dominance of certain subjects in this year). What trends can you find from past year's papers which will surprise students this time? Also due to events like ambiguity in last year's paper and the subsequent court cases, UPSC might try to remove them. What strategy do you think is likely from the examiner's point of view? Think like an examiner and reply.

Yo_Yo_Choti_Singh

UPSC always has an element of surprise to it. The "Always Surprise" principle it self means you can predict somethings (let's say dominance of certain subjects in this year). What trends can you find from past year's papers which will surprise students this time? Also due to events like ambiguity in last year's paper and the subsequent court cases, UPSC might try to remove them. What strategy do you think is likely from the examiner's point of view? Think like an examiner and reply.

My strategy suggestion-

" SB PDO. JO CHHODOGE USI ME JYADA AAYEGA. "

integral_unity

UPSC always has an element of surprise to it. The "Always Surprise" principle it self means you can predict somethings (let's say dominance of certain subjects in this year). What trends can you find from past year's papers which will surprise students this time? Also due to events like ambiguity in last year's paper and the subsequent court cases, UPSC might try to remove them. What strategy do you think is likely from the examiner's point of view? Think like an examiner and reply.

My strategy suggestion-

" SB PDO. JO CHHODOGE USI ME JYADA AAYEGA. "

wow .

so simple eye catching easy to remember strategy.@Yo_Yo_Choti_Singh sir.