Blackboard Revision is a focused YouTube channel for UPSC Prelims and Mains revision through short, calm, and exam-oriented content.
This channel is made for UPSC aspirants who want to revise anytime and anywhere — while travelling, during breaks, or while scrolling on YouTube Shorts. Instead of wasting digital time, aspirants can use it for smart syllabus recall and concept revision.
The content includes UPSC Prelims key facts, static concepts, UPSC Mains enrichment points, exam-oriented current affairs, and frequently forgotten topics.
The presentation is minimalistic and distraction-free, using a black background, white text, and calm background music inspired by a classroom blackboard. The focus is on clarity, retention, and consistency, not flashy edits.
Blackboard Revision is for serious aspirants who believe that regular revision builds confidence and steady preparation leads to success in the UPSC Civil Services Examination.
Revise calmly. Recall clearly. Move steadily.
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📌 UPSC CSE 2026 — Important Rule Changes (Read for Clarity)
The 2026 notification is not about small tweaks.
It reflects UPSC’s clear focus on integrity, accountability, and commitment.
Pause and read the changes:
▪ Serving IAS / IFS officers
→ Not eligible for CSE 2026, even if appointment happens after Prelims.
▪ IPS & Group ‘A’ re-attempt rules
→ IPS already selected cannot be allotted IPS again.
→ IPS / Group ‘A’ candidates allotted via CSE 2026 get one-time improvement chance in CSE 2027, only with official training exemption.
→ No joining + no exemption = 2026 allocation cancelled.
▪ Earlier allottees (CSE 2025 & before)
→ One-time chance in CSE 2026 or 2027 without resignation.
→ From CSE 2028 onwards, resignation is mandatory.
▪ New application system
→ 4-stage online process + permanent URN + Common Application Form
▪ Identity & accountability measures
→ Live photo capture during application
→ Face authentication mandatory at exam centre
▪ No correction after submission
→ Accuracy is non-negotiable.
▪ Post-exam discipline
→ Mandatory login after Prelims & Mains results.
▪ OBC / EWS tightened norms
→ OBC (NCL): last 4 financial years
→ EWS: FY 2024–25
▪ Objection window shortened
→ 5 days only
These rules are not procedural noise.
They reward seriousness and long-term commitment.
Read the official notification carefully.
Prepare with clarity.
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📢 UPSC CSE Examination, 2026 — Notification Released
This is not just a notification.
It is a signal.
For some, it creates pressure.
For a serious aspirant, it creates clarity.
UPSC has released the Civil Services Examination 2026 notification.
Read it once. Slowly. Line by line.
👉 Official website: upsc.gov.in/
👉 Refer to the official notification PDF for complete details : t.me/BlackboardRevision
From today, preparation is no longer abstract.
It now has a date, a process, and a purpose.
Stay calm. Stay disciplined.
Revision begins now.
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26 January | Republic Day 🇮🇳
The Constitution is not just history.
It is a living document UPSC tests again and again.
Today, while celebrating the Republic,
take one moment to recall:
• Preamble ideals
• Constitutional values
• Democratic spirit
Revision is also a form of respect to the Constitution.
Happy Republic Day to all aspirants.
Stay disciplined. Stay constitutional.
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This page was started with one simple thought —
revision should not stop just because you are distracted, tired or travelling.
It’s been one week of consistent uploads.
I want to know honestly:
Does this content help you recall, even for a few seconds?
If it helps, I’ll continue refining it.
If it doesn’t, I’ll correct it.
Your engagement is the only feedback that matters here.
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It’s been one week of daily revision here.
We want to know honestly —
Is Blackboard Revision helping your Prelims recall?
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