Module 1: Introduction to UPSC Examination

• Overview of the UPSC Civil Services Exam (CSE)
• Exam pattern and stages: Prelims, Mains, and Interview
• Syllabus and important topics
• Strategy for preparation

Module 2: General Studies Paper I (Prelims and Mains)

• Indian History
  • Ancient, Medieval, and Modern History
  • Freedom struggle and post-independence consolidation
• Geography
  • Physical, Human, and Economic Geography of India and the world
  • Environmental geography and disaster management
• Indian Polity and Governance
  • Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Rights Issues
• Economic and Social Development
  • Sustainable Development, Poverty, Inclusion, Demographics, Social Sector Initiatives
• General Issues on Environmental Ecology, Biodiversity, and Climate Change
  • Basic concepts and related issues

Module 3: General Studies Paper II (Prelims and Mains)

• Governance
  • Constitution, Parliament and State Legislatures, Functioning of Executive and Judiciary
• Polity
  • Ministries and Departments of the Government, Government Policies and Interventions
• International Relations
  • India and its neighborhood, Bilateral, Regional and Global Groupings
• Social Justice
  • Welfare schemes, Social sector services related to Health, Education, Human Resources
• Current Affairs
  • National and international current events

Module 4: General Studies Paper III (Mains)

• Economic Development
  • Indian Economy, Budgeting, Banking, Growth, Development, and Employment
• Technology
  • Developments in Science and Technology, IT, Space, Computers, Robotics, Nanotechnology
• Environment
  • Conservation, Environmental Pollution, and Degradation, Environmental Impact Assessment
• Disaster Management
  • Types of disasters, mitigation strategies
• Internal Security
  • Challenges to internal security, Role of external state and non-state actors, Cyber security
• Agriculture
  • Major crops and cropping patterns, Irrigation, and Storage, Issues related to direct and indirect farm subsidies

Module 5: General Studies Paper IV (Mains)

• Ethics and Human Interface
  • Essence, Determinants, and Consequences of Ethics in Human Actions
• Attitude
  • Content, Structure, Function; its influence and relation with thought and behavior
• Aptitude
  • Aptitude and foundational values for Civil Services, integrity, impartiality, and non-partisanship
• Emotional Intelligence
  • Concepts, and their utilities and application in administration and governance
• Contributions of Moral Thinkers and Philosophers
  • Insights from moral thinkers and philosophers from India and the world
• Public/Civil Service Values and Ethics in Public Administration
  • Status and associated problems, ethical concerns and dilemmas in government and private institutions
• Probity in Governance
  • Concept of public service, Philosophical basis of governance and probity, Information sharing and transparency in government

Module 6: Essay Writing

• Techniques for effective essay writing
• Topics for practice: National and International issues, Current events, Social issues

Module 7: Optional Subject (Choose One)

• Detailed syllabus and strategy for specific optional subjects like Public Administration, Geography, History, Sociology, etc.
• Comprehensive coverage of the chosen optional subject

Module 8: Indian Language Paper

• Essay, comprehension, précis, and translation
• Practice in one of the scheduled languages

Module 9: English Language Paper

• Essay, comprehension, précis, and translation
• Practice and preparation techniques

Module 10: Interview Preparation

• Techniques for effective communication and presentation
• Mock interviews and feedback
• Current affairs discussion and opinion formation

Module 11: Test Series and Practice Papers

• Regular mock tests for Prelims and Mains
• Answer writing practice for Mains
• Detailed feedback and performance analysis

Module 12: Revision and Current Affairs

• Regular updates on current affairs
• Revision strategies and tips
• Discussion of important events and their relevance