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18subject modules
80detailed chapters
80revision sheets
80worked Mains answers
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18 subject modules · 80 chapters

GS I01
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Ancient India

Sources, early societies, religious ideas and state formation.

4 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS I02
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Medieval India

Political institutions, regional powers and social interaction.

3 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS I03
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Modern India

Colonial expansion, social change and the freedom struggle.

5 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS I04
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Art and Culture

Architecture, religions, literature, art forms and heritage.

4 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS I05
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Post-Independence and World History

Consolidation, reorganisation and the making of the modern world.

4 chapters · MainsExplore module
GS I06
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Indian Society

Diversity, inequalities, social change and collective identities.

4 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS I07
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Geography

Physical processes, India, resources and human geography.

6 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS II08
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Indian Polity and Constitution

Constitutional foundations, institutions, federalism and representation.

8 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS II09
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Governance

Public policy, civil services, transparency and participation.

4 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS II10
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Social Justice

Capabilities, welfare systems and inclusion of vulnerable groups.

4 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS II11
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International Relations

Foreign-policy concepts, neighbourhood, global institutions and diaspora.

4 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS III12
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Indian Economy

Growth, money, public finance, external sector and infrastructure.

6 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS III13
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Agriculture and Food Systems

Crops, irrigation, markets, food security and allied activities.

4 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS III14
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Environment and Ecology

Ecosystems, biodiversity, pollution and climate change.

4 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS III15
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Science and Technology

Scientific foundations, applications, institutions and responsible innovation.

4 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS III16
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Internal Security

Threats, institutions, border management and civil liberties.

3 chapters · MainsExplore module
GS III17
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Disaster Management

Risk, preparedness, resilient development and recovery.

3 chapters · Prelims + MainsExplore module
GS IV18
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Ethics, Integrity and Aptitude

Moral reasoning, public-service values, probity and case studies.

6 chapters · MainsExplore module
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