25th June 2024
Classroom
20 Weeks
Rs. 54,000 (Incl. GST)
5:30 PM to 08:00 PM
Agriculture is regarded as a technical subject and is ideal for those with an interest in farming and other agricultural pursuits. Additionally, the majority of the optional subject’s questions are direct and predictable, hence guarantees a good result. The syllabus is the key benefit of selecting Agriculture as an optional subject. Given the proper approach and determination, it offers a manageable syllabus and can be completed in 3–4 months, which gives students the opportunity to revise more.
Conducted by Mr.H S Kumar and Mr.B S Kumar, our Agriculture Optional Classes help candidates prepare for the Mains in a systematic and effective manner. It offers a variety of resources, such as comprehensive study materials, and answer writing practise.
Agriculture has a similarity to botany and zoology, which is another benefit. If an aspirant previously studied botany or zoology, choosing agriculture optional may be advantageous for them. Agriculture Paper II and Botany are highly correlated. As there seems to be a good amount of overlap between Agriculture's syllabus and Mains General Studies III's syllabus, choosing agriculture as an optional subject can provide additional advantages.
The agriculture optional subject is conceptually driven and pragmatic in nature, which favours students who have an analytical mind. When an aspirant makes efficient use of numerous charts, graphs, tables, and drawings in addition to a strong foundation, their chances of scoring highly increase.
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Students should first understand the UPSC Agriculture optional syllabus. This will help to identify the topics aspirants need to cover and their weightage in the examination. The questions are repetitive and direct and Once notes are made, they can be revised easily in less time. Paper 1 has very general questions and preparing for the same requires comparatively less time, but paper 2 has some science-based technical topics which require deep understanding, so students can plan their preparation accordingly. In Subjects like Horticulture, it is recommended that you first finish relatively smaller topics like preservation, marketing, the role of fruit in nutrition etc before taking up the cultivation practice of fruits and vegetables. The syllabus is almost static with concise study material, once understood will be forever. This can save time for a candidate to make time available for general studies. Candidates are requested to revise notes, writing the keywords and examples of each unit as per the syllabus. Regularly practice answer writing to improve your ability to explain concepts concisely and clearly. Use previous years' question papers to practice answering questions in a time-bound manner. Remember that the key to success in Agriculture optional is dedication and consistent preparation.
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