Week Date Time Subject Syllabus/Topics Class Test · 2019-06-25 · Week Date Time Subject Syllabus/Topics Class Test Week 1 July 3 -- July 5 8.00 am – 11.00 am Ancient & Medieval

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Week Date Time Subject Syllabus/Topics Class

Test

Week

1

July 3 --

July 5

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Ancient &

Medieval

Indian

history

Ancient History – Till

post - Mauryan age • Prehistoric period

• Harappa / Indus Valley

Civilization

• Vedic Age

• Mahajanapadas & Rise of

Magadha

• Iranian & Macedonian

Invasion

• Mauryan Age

• Post Mauryan Age

• Satvanahanas

5 objective questions

And 1 mains question will be

provided in the class

before the start of

every class.

July 5

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

• Time & work

• pipes & cisterns

• work & wages

July 6

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs

https://ogp.insightsias.com/



July 7 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test based on

NCERT --Test 1 1. History – Our Past - Class VI

2. Our Pasts – II - Class VII

3. Themes in Indian History – I – Class XII

4. Themes in Indian History – II -- Class XII

Week

2 July 8 --

July 12

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Ancient &

Medieval

Indian

history

Ancient India • Guptas age

• Sangam Age

• Regional Kingdoms

• Post GuptaAge

(Harshavardhana,Pallava,C

halukya)

• Bhakti Movement

Medieval India • Tripartite Struggle

(Prathiharas, Palas and

Rashtrakutas)

• Chola Empire

• Rajput states

• Delhi sultanate

• Mughal empire

• Maratha Confederacy

• Southern Dynasties

• Vijayanagara




before the start of

every class.




• Bahmani Kingdom

• Sufi Movement

July 12

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

• Time & work

• pipes & cisterns

• work & wages


will be provided in

the class before the

start of every class.

July 13

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

July 14 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am -- Test 2 -- Prelims test

based on Tamil Nadu History Textbook - Class XI

July 15 -- Holiday to revise Ancient & Medieval History




Week

3

July

16

Tuesd

ay

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Full Length Prelims Mock test on

Ancient and Medieval India (Test 3)

July 17

– July

19

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Art and

Culture

Visual arts: • Indian pottery

• Indian sculpture

• Indian Architecture

(Ancient,Medival,Mode

rn architecture)




before the start of

every class.

July 19

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT Percentage


will be provided in



July 20

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the





July 21 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am -- Prelims test based on

NCERT -- Test 4 1. An Introduction to Indian Art - Class XI

2. Living Craft Traditions of India - Chapters 9 and 10 -

- Class XI

Week

4

July 22

– July

26

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Art and

Culture

Visual arts: • Indian Paintings (Ancient,

Medival, Modern, Folk)

Performing Arts: • Indian Music (Classical,

Folk Music and other music

forms)

• Dance Forms (Classical,

Folk and martial Dance)

• Musical instruments

• Indian theatre

• Indian puppetry

• Indian Circus

Indian Literature




before the start of

every class.




• Sanskrit

• Hindi

• Telugu

• Tamil

• Kannada

• Urdu

Schools of philosophy: • Orthodox and heterodox

Schools

Religion • Islam

• Christianity

• Sikhism

• Zoroastrianism

• Judaism

July 26

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT Ratio & proportions


will be provided in



July 27

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs



provided in






July 28 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test on

above topics – Test 5

(Source – Indian Culture by Nitin Singhania & CCRT

website)

Week

5

July 29

– July

30

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Art and

Culture

Religion • Buddhism

• Jainism




before the start of

every class.

July 31 & August 1 – Holiday to revise Art &

Culture




Augus

t 2

Frida

y

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Full Length Prelims Mock Test on Art &

Culture (Test 6)

August 2

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Mixtures &

allegation


will be provided in



August 3

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

August 4,

Sunday

8.00

am –

11.00

am

Full Length Mains Mock Test on Art &

Culture (Mains test 1)




Week

6

August 5

--

August 9

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Indian

Polity and

Governan

ce

nstitutionalism, Historical

Underpinnings:

• Evolution & Making of

the Constitution

• Features and Significant

Provisions

• Political systems

➢ Democratic &

Non-Democratic

➢ Parliamentary &

Presidential

➢ Unitary & Federal

➢ Direct and

Representative

➢ Republic and

Monarchy

• The Preamble

• The Union and its

Territory

• Citizenship

• Fundamental Rights




before the start of

every class.




August 9

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Direction


will be provided in



August

10

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

August 11 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test Based

on NCERT -- Test 7 1. Indian Constitution at Work – Class XI

2. Democratic Politics – Class IX

3. Democratic Politics -- Class X




Week

7

August

12 --

August

16

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Indian

Polity and

Governan

ce

• Directive Principles

• Fundamental Duties

• Amendment of

Constitution

• Emergency

Provisions

• Central & State

Government

• Parliament & State

legislature

• Judiciary




before the start of

every class.

August

16

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

• Counting of figures

• Dices & cubes

• Syllogism


will be provided in



August

17

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.




August 18 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test

based on above topics – Test 8

(Source: Indian Polity by Laxmikant – 5th edition)

Week

8

August

19 --

August

23

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Indian

Polity and

Governan

ce

• Indian Federalism

• Local Government

Miscellaneous: • Official Language

• Public Services

• Tribunals

• Special provisions for SCs,

STs, BCs, Minorities &

Anglo-Indians

• Rights and liabilities of the

Government

• Authoritative text in Hindi

Language

• Anti-defection law

• Constitutional and non-

constitutional bodies

• Ministries and Departments

of the Government

• Pressure groups

• Elections & political parties

• Representation of People's

Act




before the start of

every class.




• Election Process

August

23

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT Averages


will be provided in



August

24

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

August 25 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test

based on above topics – Test 9


Week

9

August

26 --

August

30

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Indian

Polity and

• Transparency &

Accountability

• RTI


And 1 mains question




Governan

ce

• Citizen’s Charter-

Governance

• Development processes and

the development industry-

the role of NGOs, SHGs

• Role of civil services in a

democracy

• Important aspects of

governance

• Separation of powers

between various organs

• dispute redressal

mechanisms and institutions

• devolution of powers and

finances up to local levels

and challenges therein

will be provided in



August

30

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT Lcm & Hcf


will be provided in



August

31

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the





September 1 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims

test based on above topics – Test 10


September 2

- September

4

Gap to revise Polity & Governance

Week

10

Septe

mber

5

Thurs

day

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Full Length Prelims Mock test on Polity

& Governance (Test 11)

Septe

mber

6

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am

Full Length Mains Mock test on

Polity & Governance (Mains test 2)




Frida

y

Septemb

er 6

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

• Order & ranking

• Clock & calendars


will be provided in



Septemb

er 7

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.


test on Current affairs – Test 12

(From June 2019 to August 2019)




Week

11

Septemb

er 9 –

Septemb

er 13

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Modern

Indian

History

Establishment of British

Rule

• Battle of Plassey

• Battle of Buxar

• Anglo Mysore Wars

• Anglo Maratha Wars

• Anglo Sikh Wars

• Anglo Afghan Wars

• Anglo- Burma Wars

• British Policies – Political,

Economical, Social etc.

Phase of Struggles

• Revolt of 1857

• Pre congress organizations

and their contribution to

freedom struggle

• Tribal Movements

• Peasant Movements




before the start of

every class.

Septemb

er 13

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

• Blood relationship

• Coding - decoding


will be provided in






Septemb

er 14

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

September 15 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test

based on NCERT -- Test 13 1. Our Pasts - III (Part – I & Part -- II) - Class VIII

2. Themes in Indian History - III – Class XII

Week

12

Septemb

er 16 –

Septemb

er 20

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Modern

Indian

History

Establishment of Congress

and Moderate Phase: • Moderate Phase and

methods of freedom

struggle

• Development of

Moderates and

Extremists ideology

• Partition of Bengal

• Swadeshi Movement

• Emergence of Muslim

League




before the start of

every class.




Extremist Phase: • Surat Split and

Movement under

Extremists

• Rise of revolutionary

terrorism in different

parts of India

• Annulment of partition

of Bengal

• Revolutionary terrorist

activities during First

World War

• Nationalist response to

the First World War

• Freedom movement –

abroad

• Home Rule League

• Lucknow Pact 1916

• Montagu statement

• Montague Chelmsford

Reforms

Gandhian Era: • Rise of Gandhian

Leadership

• Gandhi in South of

Africa

• Rowlatt Satyagraha

• The Jallianwala Bagh

massacre

• Khilafat Movement




• Non-cooperation

movement

• Simon Commission

• Second Phase of

revolutionary movement

• Nehru Report

• Karachi session

• Civil Disobedience

Movement

• Round Table Conference

• Communal Award

Septemb

er 20

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Time, speed &

distance


will be provided in



Septemb

er 21

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.





test based on above topics -- Test 14

(Source: India’s struggle for independence by Bipin

Chandra and Modern India by Spectrum Publication)

Week

13

Septemb

er 23 –

Septemb

er 27

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Modern

Indian

History

National Movement towards

Freedom and Partition

1939-1947:

• Second World War,

• Individual Disobedience

Movement,

• Pakistan Resolution 1940,

• August offer,

• Cripps mission,

• Quit India Movement

• INA

• Rajagopalachari formula

• Desai- Liaquat Pact

• Wavell Plan & Shimla

conference

• Cabinet Mission

• Mountbatten Plan




before the start of

every class.

Septemb

er 27

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Time, speed &

distance


will be provided in






Septemb

er 28

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

September 29 – Sunday -– 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims


(Source: India’s struggle for independence by Bipin

Chandra and Modern India by Spectrum Publication)

Week

14

Septe

mber

30 –

Octob

er 1

Gap to revise Modern Indian history




Octob

er 2

Wedn

esday

8.00

am –

10.0

0 am

Full Length Prelims Mock test

Modern India (Test 16)

Octobe

r 3

Thursd

ay

8.00

am –

11.00

am

Full Length Mains Mock test on Modern

India (Mains test 3)

October

4

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Environm

ent

Ecology and

Environment : • Ecology

• Functions of Ecosystem

• Terrestrial and Aquatic

Ecosystem




before the start of

every class.

October

4

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

• Boats & streams

• Partnership


will be provided in






October

5

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

October 6 – Sunday -– 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test based

on NCERT – Test 17 1. Biology - Class XII - Chapters 14-16 (Under Units 10)

2. Our Environment - Class VII

Week

15

October

7 --

October

11

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Environm

ent

Ecology and

Environment : • Biomes

• Environmental Pollution

and Issues

Biodiversity: • Biodiversity and Indian

Biodiversity

• Animal and Plant diversity

in India




before the start of

every class.




• Marine Organism

• Protected Area Network

• Conservation Efforts

Climate Change: • Climate change and its

impact on India

• Ocean Acidification

• Ozone Depletion

• Mitigation Strategies

• Government Initiatives

• Climate Change

Organizations

October

11

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Permutation ,

combination &

probability


will be provided in



October

12

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the





October 13 – Sunday –– 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test

based on – Test 18 1. ICSE Environmental Studies - Class IX – S. Chand

Publication – 2018 Edition

2. ICSE Environmental Studies - Class X -- S. Chand

Publication – 2008 Edition

Week

16

October

14 --

October

16

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Environm

ent

Others • Institution and Measures

• Environmental

Organizations

• International

Environmental

Convention




before the start of

every class.

Octob

er 17 Gap to revise Environment & Ecology




Octob

er 18

Frida

y

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am

Full Length Mains Mock Test on

Environment & Ecology (Mains test

4)

October

18

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Permutation ,

combination &

probability


will be provided in



October

19

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

October 20,

Sunday

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Full Length Prelims Mock Test on

Environment & Ecology (Test 19)




Week

17

October

21 --

October

25

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Geograph

y and

Disaster

Managem

ent

World Geography:

Physical Geography • Geomorphology

• Climatology

• Oceanography

• Biogeography




before the start of

every class.

October

25

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

• Heights & distance

• Number series

• Missing numbers


will be provided in



October

26

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

October 27 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test

based on NCERT – Test 20




1. The Earth Our Habitat - Class VI

2. Fundamentals of Physical Geography – Class XI

3. Resource and Development - Class VIII

Week

18

October

28 --

Novemb

er 1

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Geograph

y and

Disaster

Managem

ent

Human Geography: • Population growth and

distribution

• Urbanisation - Growth and

distribution

• Different types and patterns

of settlements

• Slums and Squatter

settlements

• Problems associated with

Population and unplanned

urbanisation and its

remedies

Mapping of the world

Economic Geography:

• Factors responsible for the

location of primary,

secondary, and tertiary

sector industries invarious

parts of the world

(including India)

• Distribution of important

resources in the world

(Including India)




before the start of

every class.




Novemb

er 1

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT Profit & loss


will be provided in



Novemb

er 2

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

November 3 – Sunday– 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test

based on NCERT – Test 21 1. Fundamentals of Human Geography – Class XII

NCERT

2. Certificate Physical and Human Geography -- Goh

Cheng Leong




Week

19

Novemb

er 4 -

Novemb

er 8

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Geograph

y and

Disaster

Managem

ent

Indian Geography: • Physical features

• Rivers

• Climate

• Soil

• Vegetation and

• Natural Hazards and

Disasters.

Important Geophysical

phenomena such as • Earthquakes

• Tsunami

• Volcanic activity

• cyclone etc.

Indian Mapping




before the start of

every class.

Novemb

er 8

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT Profit & loss


will be provided in






Novemb

er 9

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

November 10 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test

based on NCERT – Test 22 1. Contemporary India - I - Class IX

2. Contemporary India - II - Class X

3. India Physical Environment - Class XI

4. India - People and Economy - Class XII

November 11 – Gap to revise Geography

Week

20

Nove

mber

12

8.00

am –

10.00

am


Geography (Test 23)




Tuesd

ay

Nove

mber

13

Wedn

esday

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am


Geography & Disaster management

(Mains Test 5)

Novemb

er 14 -

Novemb

er 15

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Post-

Independe

nce India

Consolidation &

integration of the nation ➢ Effects of partition

➢ Issues: Kashmir, Religion,

Language, Reorganisation

of states, Zamindari

system, Backwardness,

Tribals, Liberation of

Hyderabad, Pondicherry &

Goa

➢ Solutions to all the above

issues

Phase of turbulence ➢ 1st & 2nd FYPs

➢ Panchsheel- Issue of Tibet

➢ Indo-China war

➢ India & NAM

➢ Language issue




before the start of

every class.




Novemb

er 15

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

• Squares & cubes

roots ---

simplification(shor

t cuts )

• Number system


will be provided in



Novemb

er 16

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

November 17 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Test 24--

Prelims test based on NCERT – Politics in India since

independence – Class XII (Political science textbook)

Week

21

Novemb

er 18 -

Novemb

er 21

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Post-

Independe

nce India

• Phase of turbulence-

2 ➢ Food crisis

➢ Indo Pak war (1965)






➢ Tashkent Agreement

➢ Green revolution & its

effects

➢ Era of Nationalisation

• Indo-Pak war 1971

• Indo-USSR friendship

Treaty

• Liberation of

Bangladesh

• JP Movement & railway

strike in India

• Emergency & aftermath

• Other issues ➢ Insurgency in Northeast

➢ India as a nuclear power

➢ Operation Blue star &

Black Thunder

➢ Anti-Sikh riots

➢ Bhopal gas tragedy

➢ Environmental

movements

➢ Economic reforms of

1991


before the start of

every class.




Novemb

er 22

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

• Number system

• Simple interest

& Compound

interest


will be provided in



Novemb

er 23

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

November 24 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Test 25 --

Prelims test on current affairs (From September to

November 23)

November

24, Sunday

11.0

0 am

–


Post-Independence India

(Mains Test 6)




2.00

pm

Week

22

Novemb

er 25 -

Novemb

er 29

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Economy

National Income

Accounting: • GDP

• GNP

• Market Price and Factor

Cost

• NNP

• NDP

• transfer payments

• National income at FC

• Personal Income

• disposable income

• factors affecting national

income

• net foreign facto income

National income: • value added method

• income method

• expenditure method

• Application of various

methods

• Base year

• GDP deflator and other

concepts.




before the start of

every class.




Unemployment: • Types of Unemployment:

Structural, Seasonal,

Frictional, Cyclical.

• Nature of Unemployment in

India

Economic reforms and

initiatives post-

independence: • Government policies

• Five year Plans: Priorities

and Performance, Issues

related to planning,

Economic Policies till

1991

• Economic Reforms since

1991: End of license Raj

• Liberalization,

Privatization and

Globalization

• Investment models

Industrial Sector reforms

and programs: • Industrial Policies

• Licensing




• MSME

• Labour Reforms

• Companies Act

• Make in India

• Skill India

• Challenges in Industrial

development

• Organised and

unorganized sector

Novemb

er 29

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Simple interest &

Compound interest


will be provided in



Novemb

er 30

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.




December 1 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test

based on NCERT – Test 26 1. Economics - Class IX

2. Understanding Economic Development - Class X

3. Introductory Macroeconomics – Class XII 4. Indian Economic Development - Class XI

Week

23

Decemb

er 2 -

Decemb

er 6

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Economy

Inflation : • Definition

• Inflationary Gap and

Inflationary process

• Inflation Cycles

• Demand Pull Inflation

• Cost Push Inflation

• Causes of Inflation

• Inflation Control measures

RBI and Banking

system: • Money

• Banking

• Central Bank

• Banking Reforms




before the start of

every class.




Capital Markets &

Money Markets : • Basic Terms and Concepts

• Equity and debt Instruments

• Primary market and

Secondary markets etc

Decemb

er 6

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Analytical (verbal

reasoning)


will be provided in



Decemb

er 7

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

December 8 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims





(Source: Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh)

Week

24

Decemb

er 9 -

Decemb

er 13

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Economy

Government budgeting

and Fiscal Policy: • Budgeting

• Fiscal Policy

• Public Finance

• Public Expenditure

• Public Revenue

• Sources of Revenue

• Taxes

• Public Debt

• Deficit Financing

External Sector and

Currency Exchange rate • Balance of Payments

• FDI

• FII

• Foreign Trade of India

• Trade Policy

• WTO related issues and

India

• Intellectual Property Rights




before the start of

every class.




International Trade and

Bodies : • IMF

• World Bank

• Bilateral and Regional

Cooperation

Decemb

er 13

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Puzzles & seating

arrangement


will be provided in



Decemb

er 14

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

December 15 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims


(Source: Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh)




Week

25

Decemb

er 16 -

Decemb

er 20

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Economy

Agriculture : • Recent trends in

Agriculture Sector

• Cropping System and

Pattern

• Agricultural Marketing and

Reforms

• Agricultural Research

• Sustainable Agriculture,

Animal Husbandry

• issues of buffer stocks and

food security

• PDS, economics of animal-

rearing, Food processing

and related industries in

India, supply chain

management, Farm distress

and government initiatives,

Land reforms in India

Infrastructure: • IT

• Communication

• Urbanization

• Transport




before the start of

every class.




• Mining, Energy

• Ports

• Roads

• Airports

• Railways etc

Decemb

er 20

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Data interpretation

& graphs


will be provided in



Decemb

er 21

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

December 22

& 23 Gap to Revise Economy

Week

26

Dece

mber

24

8.00

am –


Economy (Test 29)




Tuesd

ay

10.00

am

Dece

mber

25

Wedn

esday

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am


Economy (Mains Test 7)

Decemb

er 26 -

Decemb

er 27

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

World

history

• Industrial Revolution

• American Revolution

• French Revolution




before the start of

every class.

Decemb

er 27

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT Mensuration


will be provided in






Decemb

er 28

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

December 29 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test

based on NCERT – Test 30 1. Themes In World History -- Class X

2. India and the Contemporary World – I -- Class IX

3. India and the Contemporary World – II -- Class IX

Week

27

Decemb

er 30 –

January

3

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

World

history

• Unification of Germany

• Unification of Italy

• Russian revolution

• Chinese Communism

• World War I

• World War 2

• Cold War Era

• Post-cold war.

• European Unification




before the start of

every class.




• Redrawal of National

boundaries

• Colonization

• Communism

• Capitalism • Socialism

January

3

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Reading

comprehension


will be provided in



January

4

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

January 5,

Sunday

8.00

am –


World History (Mains Test 8)




11.0

0 am

Week

28

January

6 -

January

10

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Indian

Society &

Social

Justice

Salient features of Indian

Society

• Caste System and changes

in the caste system in recent

times

• Sanskritization

• Westernization and

Modernization

• Religious diversity

• Kinship, Marriage and

Family

• Middle class

Diversity

• Unity in Diversity

• Different types of

diversities in India

• Factors leading to Unity

amidst Diversity in India

• Diversity and associated

problems

• Globalization and Diversity




before the start of

every class.




Effects of globalization on

Indian society

Idealogies – Communalism,

Secularism, Capitalism,

Regionalism etc.

January

10

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Reading

comprehension


will be provided in



January

11

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

January 12 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test

based on NCERT – Test 31 1. Social & Political Life I - Class VI




2. Social & Political Life II - Class VII

3. Social & Political Life III - Class VIII

Week

29

January

13 -

January

17

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Indian

Society &

Social

Justice

Role of Women and

Women’s organization

• Importance of Women’s

organizations

• Women’s organizations and

their achievements

• Types of women’s

organization

• Government initiatives to

support and collaborate

with Women’s

Organizations

• Women in agriculture, labor

workforce, politics etc

• Role of Men in Women

Organization

Population and associated

issues

Poverty and developmental

issues




before the start of

every class.




Urbanization, their

problems and their

remedies

Social empowerment

January

17

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Reading

comprehension


will be provided in



January

18

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

January 19 – Sunday (8.00 am t0 10.00 am)-- Prelims test based

on NCERT – Test 32 1. Social Change and Development in India - Class XII

2. Understanding Society -- Class XI

3. Indian Society -- Class XII




January 19,

Sunday

11.0

0 am

–

2.00

pm


Indian Society & Social Justice

S (Mains Test 9)

Week

30

January

20 --

January

24

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Ethics,

Integrity

and

Aptitude

Ethics and Human

Interface:

• Essence, determinants and

consequences of Ethics in

human actions

• dimensions of ethics

• ethics in private and public

relationships

Human Values • Lessons from the lives and

teachings of great leaders,

reformers and

administrators.

• Role of family in

inculcating values.

• Role of society in

inculcating values.

• Role of educational

institutions in inculcating

values

Attitude:




before the start of

every class.




• Content

• Structure

• Function

• Its influence and relation

with thought and behavior

• Moral and political attitudes

• Social influence and

persuasion

January

24

Friday

2.00 pm

–5.00

pm CSAT

Reading

comprehension &

Data sufficiency


will be provided in



January

25

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

January 26 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test

based on NCERT – Test 33 1. Science - Class VI




2. Science - Class VII

3. Science - VIII

4. Science – IX 5. Science - Class X

Week

31

January

27 --

January

31

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Ethics,

Integrity

and

Aptitude

Aptitude and foundational

values for Civil Service • Integrity

• Impartiality and non-

partisanship

• Objectivity

• Dedication to public service

• Empathy

• Tolerance

• Compassion towards the

weaker sections

Emotional intelligence • Concepts and their utilities

and application in

administration and

governance.

Contributions of moral

thinkers and philosophers

from India and world.




Februar

y 1

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

February 2 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Prelims test

based on NCERT – Test 34 1. Chemistry - Class XI - Unit 14

2. Biology - Class XI - Units 4 & 5

3. Chemistry - Class XII - Unit 16

4. Biology - Class XII - Units 8 & 9

Week

32

Februar

y 3 –

Februar

y 7

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Ethics,

Integrity

and

Aptitude

Public/Civil service values

and Ethics in Public

administration: • Status and problems




• Ethical concerns and

dilemmas in government

and private institutions

• Laws, rules, regulations and

conscience as sources of

ethical guidance

• Accountability and ethical

governance

• Strengthening of ethical and

moral values in governance

• ethical issues in

international relations and

funding

• Corporate governance.

Probity in Governance: • Concept of public service;

Philosophical basis of

governance and probity

• Information sharing and

transparency in government

• Right to Information

• Codes of Ethics

• Codes of Conduct

• Citizen’s Charters

• Work culture

• Quality of service delivery

• Utilization of public funds

• Challenges of corruption




Februar

y 8

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

February 9,

Sunday

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am


Ethics, Integrity and Aptitude (Mains

Test 10)

Week

33

Februar

y 10 –

Februar

y 15

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

(Class

will be

held

from

11.30

am –

2.30 pm

on 15th

Febraur

ySaturd

ay)

Internatio

nal

relations

• Indian Foreign Policy –

Evolution, Challenges, Success

& failure etc.

• Effect of policies and politics

of developed and developing

countries on India’s interests

• India and neighborhood




before the start of

every class.




Februar

y 15

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

February 16 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Test 35 --

Prelims test based on Class XII NCERT -- Contemporary

World Politics & Current affairs (From November 24 to

February 15)

Februar

y 17 –

Februar

y 20

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Internatio

nal

relations

• Indian Diaspora

• regional and global groupings

and agreements involving

India

• Important International

institutions, agencies and fora-

their structure, mandate




before the start of

every class.




Februar

y 21

Friday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

February 22,

Saturday

8.00

am –

10.00

am


International relations (Test 36)

February 23,

Sunday

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am


International relations (Mains Test

11)

Week

34

Februar

y 24 –

Februar

y 29

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

(Class

will be

held

from

11.30

am –

2.30 pm

Internal

Security

Introduction to security

issues facing India ➢ Classification &

Analysis of security

➢ threats

➢ Linkages between

development and spread

➢ of extremism.

➢ Birth & rise of Naxalism




before the start of

every class.




on 29th

Febraur

y

Saturda

y)

➢ Debu Bandopadhyaya

report

➢ Tackling Naxalism:

various measures like

➢ Samadhan doctrine etc

• Problems in North East

& AFSPA

• History of insurgency

• Role of external state and

non-state actors

• Tripura model

• Way forward

• Role of external state and

non-state actors in

creating challenges to

internal security;

• Security challenges and

their management in

border areas with special

emphasis on Eastern &

western Borders




(Madhukar Gupta

committee report on

border management).

• Money-laundering,

Hawala, Narcotics trade

and its prevention

Februar

y 29

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

March 1 – Sunday –– 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Test 37 --

Prelims test on Indian History (Ancient, Medieval &

Modern India)

March 1 – Sunday – 11.00 am to 1.00 pm – Test 38 --

Prelims test on Art & Culture




Week

35

March 2

- March

5

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Internal

Security

Cyber security ➢ Basics of Cyber security

➢ National Cyber

➢ Security Policy

➢ Recent Cyber Attacks like

Petya, Wannacry

(ransomware)

➢ Cyber warfare of USA,

China

➢ India’s preparedness etc

• Challenges to internal

security through

communication networks

• Role of media and social

networking sites in

internal security

challenges.

• Issues like Data

protection, Localisation

(BN Srikrishna

Committee), Menace

of fake news,

radicalisation & terror

recruitment through

Social media platforms.




before the start of

every class.




• Various Security forces

and agencies and their

mandate.

• Police reforms,

NATGRID, CCTNS &

any recent events,

Bilateral exercises of

India

Marc

h 6 Gap to revise Internal Security

March 7

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

March 8 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Test 39 --

Prelims test on Geography




March 8,

Sunday

11.0

0 am

–

2.00

pm


Internal Security (Mains Test 12)

Week

36

March 9

-- March

14

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

(Class

will be

held

from

11.30

am –

2.30 pm

on 14th

March

Saturda

y)

Science &

Technolog

y

• Basic science concepts

• Science and Technology

• developments and their applications and effects in everyday life

• Achievement of Indians in science & technology

• Indigenization of technology and developing new technology

Awareness in the fields of

• IT

• Space

• Computers • Robotics




before the start of

every class.




March

14

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

March 15 – Sunday – 8.00 am to 10.00 am – Test 40 --

Prelims test on Indian Polity

Week

37

March

16 --

March

19

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Science &

Technolog

y

Awareness in the fields of

• Nano-technology

• Bio-technology Issues relating to intellectual property rights.




before the start of

every class.

March

20

Friday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs







before the start of

every class.

March 21,

Saturday

8.00

am –

10.00

am


Science & Technology (Test 41)

March 22,

Sunday

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am


Science & Technology (Mains Test

13)

Week

38

March

23 -

March

28

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

(Class

will be

held

from

11.30

am –

2.30 pm

on 28th

March

Saturda

y)

India Year Book




before the start of

every class.




March

28

Saturday

8.00 am

– 11.00

am Current Affairs




before the start of

every class.

March 29,

Sunday

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Full Length Prelims Mock Test on India

Year Book (Test 42)

Week

39

March

30 –

April 2

8.00 am

– 11.00

am

Economic Survey &

Budget




before the start of

every class.

April

3 &

April

4

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am

Special Prelims oriented class on

Agriculture




April 5,

Sunday

8.00

am –

10.00

am


Economic Survey & Budget (Test 43)

April 5,

Sunday

11.00

am –

1.00

pm


Agriculture & Economy (Test 44)

Week

40

April

6 --

April

9

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am

Special Prelims oriented class

on Environment & Ecology

April

10 &

11

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am

Special session on Approach to

Prelims for next 50 days.

April 12,

Sunday

8.00

am –

10.00

am


Environment & Ecology (Test 45)




Week

41

April

13 &

April

14

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am


Mapping and places in news

April

15 &

April

16

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am


International organisations and

Important declarations

April

17 --

April

19

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am


Government Schemes

Week

42

April

20 &

April

21

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am


Polity

April

22 -

8.00

am –


Indian History




April

24

11.0

0 am

Week

43

April

25 –

April

30

8.00

am –

11.0

0 am


Current Affairs

From Here Prelims based tests will start which are

exclusive for the class room programme

May

2

Satur

day

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Test 46 Indian History

Current Affairs

May

2

Satur

day

11.00

am –

1.00

pm

Test 47

Art & Culture

Current Affairs

May

5

8.00

am –

Test 48

Indian Polity




Tues

day

10.00

am Current Affairs

May

7

Thur

sday

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Test 49

Environment & Ecology

Current Affairs

May

9

Satur

day

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Test 50

Science & Technology

Current Affairs

May

11

Mon

day

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Test 51

Agriculture & Economy

Economic Survey

Budget

Current Affairs

May

13

8.00

am –

Test 52

International relations

India Year book




Wed

nesda

y

10.00

am Current Affairs

May

15

Frida

y

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Test 53

Indian History

Art & Culture

Indian Polity

International relation

Current Affairs

May

18

Mon

day

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Test 54

Economy

Agriculture

Environment & Ecology

Science & Technology

Current Affairs

May

20

8.00

am –

Test 55

Full Length Test




Wed

nesda

y

10.00

am

May

22

Frida

y

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Test 56

Full Length Test

May

23

Satur

day

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Test 57

Full Length Test

May

24

Satur

day

8.00

am –

10.00

am

Test 58

Full Length Test



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