Pavneet Singh - UPSC Classes

Dear students,

For the purposes of your planning across various subjects on Tmentors, please be advised that, commencing from 1 February and continuing until 28 February, recorded lectures shall be provided on the following courses: Indian History and Culture, Current Affairs Economics, Ethics, International Relations, Security Issues, Agriculture and Disaster Management, Prelims Mentorship Environment and Ecology, and World History.

The primary objective is to complete and share recordings for all core General Studies (GS) courses by 28 February. Thereafter, from March onwards, regular live doubt-clearing sessions shall also be held to ensure that your doubts, if any, are regularly settled.

In addition, live sessions for Essay, Answer Writing, and Ethics Case Studies shall continue to be conducted every month from January to April.

Thank you.

22 hours ago | [YT] | 44

Pavneet Singh - UPSC Classes

Good morning, students.

Please find below key updates for the month of January:

1. Recorded lectures for the month of January across various General Studies (GS) courses will be uploaded by the third week of January. These will be accessible via your student portal on Tmentors.

2. This month, live lectures on Ethics case studies, guided answer writing, and Essay (covering both December and January topics combined) will be conducted on the Tmentors platform. The class timetable will be shared accordingly, with sessions commencing by the third week of January. Workbooks will be uploaded to your respective course pages prior to the classes, allowing you to log in, download, and print them as needed.

3. For the ongoing Free Comprehensive PSIR Optional series on YouTube, regular lectures will now be delivered daily at 9:00 AM without any breaks.

4. The Economics series for Prelims 2026 is currently ongoing on YouTube with a video at 1 pm daily. The Modern India Personalities series will commence by 5th January on YouTube with a video at 9 pm daily. If you have suggestions for additional Prelims-specific series you want me to cover, kindly share your thoughts via email at (pavneet.tmentors@gmail.com).

Thank you.

1 week ago | [YT] | 62

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Dear students, on the Telegram, I have just uploaded the Instant Recall Sheet, Ambiguous Concept Revision Sheet and Elimination Reflex Sheet. These three are part of Prelims Mentorship-2026 course. Please see the lectures for January in your course dashboard on 1st Jan and then take a print out of these sheets as per your need.

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With respect to Annie Besant and her contribution in Indian National Movement, which of the following is correct?
1. She worked for equality of lower castes.
2. She realised social reform is not possible under British subjugation of India.
3. She came to India with objective of political and religious work.

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If an option sounds very technical or very impressive, does your mind automatically respect it? And if an option sounds simple, do you mistrust it? Language style has nothing to do with truth in Prelims. Precision always beats impressiveness.

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Most students start eliminating options before they even understand what the question is really asking. Elimination without clarity is not logic — it is emotional rejection. Today, observe whether you lock the question first or jump into options blindly.

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Your strongest subject can sometimes be your most dangerous one in Prelims. Overconfidence is silent, comfortable, and extremely costly. Real strength in MCQs comes from suspicion, not comfort.

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Prelims is not a collection of isolated MCQs. It is a portfolio of risks spread across two hours. If you treat every question with the same emotional intensity, your attempt strategy will always remain unstable.

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By the last 30 minutes of the paper, knowledge becomes secondary and mental stamina becomes primary. If your mind gets tired before your syllabus does, your score will always suffer in the closing phase.

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Changing an answer at the last moment gives emotional relief, but it often creates long-term regret. Today, reflect on how many marks you have lost not due to ignorance, but due to second-guessing yourself.

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