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MPSC Prelims GS Paper I COURSE
MPSC Prelims GS Paper I syllabus, which includes:
History of India & Indian National Movement
Indian & World Geography
Indian Polity & Governance
Economic & Social Development
General Science
Environment, Ecology, Biodiversity & Climate Change
Current Events (National & International)
Meghalaya-Specific Knowledge (History, Geography, Polity, Economy, Culture)
Course Title: MCS Prelims GS Paper I Foundation (5-Month Intensive)
Total Duration: 5 Months
Total Classes: 80
Total Hours: 320
Schedule: 16 classes per month (Average: 4 classes per week)
Class Duration: 4 hours
Important: Structuring Your 4-Hour Class
Session 1 (90 mins): Core concept lecture
Break (15 mins):
Session 2 (75 mins): Continuation of concept or related topic
Session 3 (60 mins): MCQ Practice, Previous Year Questions (PYQ) analysis, and doubt clearing on the day's topic.
Subject-wise Class Allocation (Total: 80 Classes)
Here is a logical flow, building the foundation first and moving to more dynamic topics.
Month 1: The Foundation (16 Classes)
Focus on building the two main pillars of the GS syllabus: Polity and Geography.
Indian Polity & Governance (8 Classes):
Making of the Constitution, Preamble, Union & Territory, Citizenship
Fundamental Rights, DPSPs, Fundamental Duties
Union Executive (President, PM, CoM) & Parliament
State Executive (Governor, CM) & State Legislature
The Judiciary (Supreme Court & High Courts)
Federalism, Centre-State Relations, Emergency Provisions
Constitutional Bodies (ECI, UPSC, CAG, etc.)
Panchayati Raj, Municipalities, and Local Governance
Geography (India & World) (8 Classes):
Basics: Universe, Earth, Latitudes/Longitudes, Geomorphology (Landforms, Earthquakes)
Climatology (Atmosphere, Pressure Belts, Winds, Cyclones)
Oceanography (Currents, Tides, Salinity)
World Geography: Continents, Major Physical Features
India: Physical Features (Himalayas, Plains, Peninsula)
India: Drainage Systems (Himalayan & Peninsular rivers)
India: Climate (Monsoon)
India: Soils & Natural Vegetation
Month 2: History & State Focus (16 Classes)
Complete the core history syllabus and begin integration of Meghalaya-specific content.
History (Ancient & Medieval) (8 Classes):
Pre-Historic, Indus Valley Civilization, Vedic Age
Jainism, Buddhism, Mahajanapadas, Mauryan Empire
Post-Mauryan, Gupta Period, Sangam Age
Harshavardhana, South Indian Kingdoms (Cholas, Pallavas)
Delhi Sultanate (All dynasties)
Mughal Empire (Administration, Art, Architecture)
Bhakti & Sufi Movements, Marathas
Vijayanagara & Bahmani Kingdoms
Meghalaya Special Focus (Part 1) (4 Classes):
History of Meghalaya: Pre-colonial Khasi, Jaintia, Garo kingdoms
Anglo-Khasi/Jaintia/Garo Wars, Freedom Struggle contribution
Culture: Tribes, Languages, Festivals, Matrilineal System
Geography: Physical features, Hills, Rivers, Climate, Resources
Indian Polity & Governance (Completion) (4 Classes):
Non-Constitutional Bodies (NITI Aayog, NHRC)
Governance, Public Policy, Rights Issues, e-Governance
Pressure Groups, Political Parties
Key Amendments & Basic Structure Doctrine
Month 3: Modern History & Economy (16 Classes)
Focus on the high-yield Modern History and Indian Economy sections.
History (Modern & Indian National Movement) (6 Classes):
Advent of Europeans, British Conquest, Colonial Rule (1757-1857)
Revolt of 1857, Social-Religious Reforms
Indian National Congress (Moderate & Extremist Phase)
Partition of Bengal, Swadeshi Movement, Gandhian Era (1915-1930)
Indian Economy (10 Classes):
Basics of Economy, Sectors, National Income (GDP, GNP)
Planning in India, NITI Aayog
Poverty, Unemployment, Inclusion, Demographics (Social Development)
Money & Banking (RBI, Monetary Policy, Inflation)
Government Budgeting & Fiscal Policy (Taxation)
External Sector (Balance of Payments, FDI, WTO)
Agriculture & Food Security
Industry & Infrastructure
Economic Reforms (LPG)
Latest Budget & Economic Survey Highlights (Part 1)
Month 4: Science, Environment & State (16 Classes)
Cover the remaining static subjects and the crucial Meghalaya-specific administrative and economic topics.
General Science (6 Classes):
Biology: Cell, Human Systems (Digestive, Respiratory, etc.), Nutrition, Diseases
Biology: Genetics, Evolution, Biotechnology
Physics: Basics (Units, Motion, Force, Energy, Light, Sound)
Chemistry: Basics (Atoms, Acids/Bases, Metals, Carbon)
Science & Tech: Space, Defence, IT, Nuclear Tech
Environment & Ecology (6 Classes):
Ecology Basics (Ecosystem, Food Chain)
Biodiversity & Conservation (National Parks, Sanctuaries)
Climate Change & Global Warming (International Conventions)
Pollution (Air, Water, Soil)
Environmental Laws, Acts, & Institutions
Meghalaya Special Focus (Part 2) (4 Classes):
Polity: Statehood, Autonomous District Councils (ADCs), 6th Schedule
Economy: Agriculture, Mining, Tourism, State Budget
Meghalaya Govt. Schemes & Policies
Notable Personalities, Art, Literature of Meghalaya
Month 5: Finishing & Revision (16 Classes)
Tie up all loose ends, focus on the dynamic Current Affairs, and shift to intensive revision and mock tests.
Geography (Completion) (4 Classes):
India: Agriculture, Minerals, Energy Resources
India: Industries, Transport
Human Geography: Population, Migration, Settlements
Meghalaya Special Focus (Completion) (2 Classes):
Meghalaya-specific Current Affairs & Recent Developments
Current Affairs (4 Classes):
Class 1: How to Read Newspaper (The Hindu/Express) & Make Notes
Class 2: 6-Month Roundup (National, International, Reports)
Class 3: 6-Month Roundup (Economy, S&T, Environment)
Class 4: 6-Month Roundup (Govt. Schemes, Awards, Persons in News)
Revision & Mock Tests (6 Classes):
Class 1: Full-Length Mock Test 1 - Paper & Discussion
Class 2: Full-Length Mock Test 2 - Paper & Discussion
Class 3: Rapid Revision Marathon (History + Polity)
Class 4: Rapid Revision Marathon (Geography + Economy)
Class 5: Rapid Revision Marathon (Science + Env + Meghalaya)
Class 6: Final Strategy, Doubt Clearing & PYQ Analysis
Key Components for MY Online Course
To make this structure successful, you must include these elements:
High-Quality Study Material: Provide concise, printable PDF notes for each class. This is non-negotiable for an online course.
Daily/Weekly Quizzes: After each class or weekly module, post a 20-30 question quiz on your app or website to reinforce learning.
Dedicated Doubt Clearing: Apart from in-class doubts, have a dedicated Telegram group or a weekly live doubt-clearing session.
Current Affairs Integration: While you have 4 dedicated classes, you must provide weekly or monthly current affairs compilations (PDFs) to students throughout the 5 months.
Previous Year Questions (PYQ) Focus: Integrate MPSC (Meghalaya) Prelims PYQs into every topic you teach. This is the most important part of "exam-oriented" study.
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