Online Course 1

GS ECONOMY PT+MAIN Online course

Inclusive of 10 special classes on the latest Economic Survey 2020-21 
and Union Budget 2021-22 (notes to be made available also).

Course fee: Rs. 15,000 [Classroom course fee: Rs. 22,500]

No prior knowledge of economics is needed to join the course!

A 60-days course of 50 pre-recorded classes which includes 10 special classes on the latest Survey and Budget. Tests and Answer Writing are included in the course. Students are free to get support from Ramesh Singh (WhatsApp no. 9810553368; dr.rmsh@gmail.com) or in-person meeting, during/after their course. 

IMPORTANT: Course can be joined 'anyday' as every single student belongs to a 'new batch' (as they write answers and interact with Ramesh Singh on 'individual' basis). All video classes to remain in students' account for the entire period of course (60 days) during which classes can be watched 2 times using any device on Android, Windows and MacOS. On the demand of the student the number of views can be increased, course stopped/postponed and duration of the course extended.

ABOUT THE COURSE: It covers the Economics part of the General Studies, Essay and Interview. Today, it plays a deciding role in selection—upto 50% questions in Prelims (GS Paper 1), over 60% questions in Mains (GS paper 3) and invariably one essay besides numerous questions in Interview are asked from it. Closer analysis informs that over half of the 4 papers of GS in Mains is applied Economics—the reason why it is said, Economics is the Gateway of GS.

COURSE COVERAGE: The course covers the whole Prelim & Main syllabi. The details are given below—the topics printed in BOLD are prescribed by the UPSC for GS Paper- 3 while rest of the topics (printed in NON-BOLD) are covered as extra topics to make the course get complete—

* Introductory Class—inclusive of strategy for preparation, books &         references.

* Growth, Development, Human Development & Happiness; India's idea     of inclusive growth & the issues arising from it.    

* Economic policies of India—a Review.          

* Changes in Industrial policies & their impact (Industry).         

* Effects of Liberalisation on the economy (Economic Reforms).       

* Infrastructure—energy, ports, roads, airports, railways, etc.     

* Indian economy and issues relating to Planning (including NITI Aayog), Mobilization of Resources, Investment Models, Development & Employment; Poverty, Population, Education, Health, Skill, Demographic Dividend, etc. (Social Sector/Human Development).

* Land Reforms, PDS, Buffer Stock, Food    Security, Storage, Transportation, Marketing, Food Processing Industries, Upstream & Downstream requirements, Supply Chain Management, Technology   Missions, e-Technology, Animal Rearing, Cropping Patterns, Irrigation, Farm Subsidies and MSP (Agriculture).

* Economics of Inflation & its dynamics in India (Price Management).       

* Banking, Insurance, Mutual Funds, Security & Forward Markets (Financial Sector).      

* Forex Reserves, External Debt, Export, Import, Current & Capital accounts, Exchange Rate, BoP, IMF, WB, WTO, OECD, BRICS Bank (NDB), AIIB, Deglobalisation, Protectionism, Currency War, etc. (External Sector).        

* Tax Reforms, VAT, GST, and related issues (Tax Structure).         

* Government Budgeting—fiscal policy, public finance management & emerging challenges (Public Finance).

* 10 Special Classes on the latest Economic Survey 2020-21 and Union Budget 2021-22 will be uploaded by Feb. 20, 2021 (students are advised to watch these lectures once the main PT-cum-Main course is finished).

GS Paper-1 syllabus prescribed by the UPSC for the Preliminary Examination is fully covered by the course: Economic and Social Development, Sustainable Development, Poverty, Inclusion, Demographics, Social Sector initiatives, etc.

As the course aims to develop an applied understanding of Economics& Indian Economy among the students, classes keep connecting to a wide area of knowledge (which gives students an insight into all 4 papers of the GS). This makes it easier for students to handle the course without having any prior knowledge of Economics.

MENTORING: Mentoring is based on the “Integrated Approach to GS”—a strategy for the preparation of the civil services exam developed by Ramesh Singh (first published in the Civil Services Chronicle, Dec. 2007, Eng. & Hindi). Under this approach students learn to use their ‘same’ knowledge at all levels of the examination—GS (Prelim & Main), Essay and the Interview.
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Mentoring

Course of Ramesh Singh runs in a highly personalised way and he himself takes care of every task related to the courses (such as setting questions of Tests, evaluating answers, creating Model Answers, etc.)- Students are given his personal mobile number for clearing their doubts.

Online Course 2

ECO. SURVEY 2020-21 & UNION BUDGET 2021-22
10 classes covering the whole documents together with notes. [To be available FREE to all ex-students of the GS ECONOMY Online course].
Course fee: Rs. 1,500 (Classroom course fee: Rs. 3,500)

Starting by late Feb. 2021
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Online Course 3

GS Eco. PT Test Series
10 Tests (25 qs. each) with full discussion- inclusive of the latest Survey and Budget.
Course fee: Rs. 1,500 (Classroom course fee: Rs. 5,500)

Starting March 27, 2021
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Online Course 4

GS Eco. Main Test Series
10 fortnightly Tests (5 qs. each)
Course fee: Rs. 2,500 (Classroom course fee Rs. 5,500)

Starting June 13, 2021
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Online Course 5

GS Answer Writing
10 fortnightly answer writing sessions (5 qs. each)
Course fee: Rs. 5,500 (Classroom course fee: Rs. 12,500)

Stating June 22, 2021
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