Q1905. How many of the above pairs is/are correctly matched?
Anonymous Quiz
11%
(a) Only one
59%
(b) Only two
26%
(c) Only three
4%
(d) All four
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Revision Through 500 Questions – the most awaited intensive revision series by LevelUp IAS is back for UPSC Prelims 2025.
✔ 3000+ MCQs | ✔ Free high-quality lectures | ✔ Expert faculty | ✔ Everyday at 2 PM
We start with Polity by G Babu Sir (cracked UPSC thrice).
Link for Day 1: https://youtube.com/live/oi5HmHwhaaY (Click on notify me to get the notification)
PDF handouts will be shared in this channel.
You can attend this in offline mode as well (LevelUp IAS Karol Bagh center) - https://maps.app.goo.gl/mjeJCGQ2JRFpkNFo6
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From today, RTFQ is starting.
This is a unique program ran by LevelUp IAS every year. Its a mission-mode revision of entire Prelims syllabus through 3000 MCQs on Youtube Live. It is like attempting 30 full length tests with complete discussion.
In it, our expert faculty (and not subject matter experts, the SMEs), covers about 100 MCQs every day for 30 days. We cover entire syllabus very systematically, chapter by chapter, section by section. The schedule is already announced.
It's a high-paced, high-quality revision of the whole syllabus in a very exam-centric manner.
Moreover, if you want to attend it offline you are more than welcome. Everyone who wants to come and sit offline will be allowed. For those who cannot, its available on YT Live.
Today we are starting with Polity. You can find the questions for today here. In our official channel, you can find all the future PDFs for downloading.
https://www.tg-me.com/levelupias
This is a unique program ran by LevelUp IAS every year. Its a mission-mode revision of entire Prelims syllabus through 3000 MCQs on Youtube Live. It is like attempting 30 full length tests with complete discussion.
In it, our expert faculty (and not subject matter experts, the SMEs), covers about 100 MCQs every day for 30 days. We cover entire syllabus very systematically, chapter by chapter, section by section. The schedule is already announced.
It's a high-paced, high-quality revision of the whole syllabus in a very exam-centric manner.
Moreover, if you want to attend it offline you are more than welcome. Everyone who wants to come and sit offline will be allowed. For those who cannot, its available on YT Live.
Today we are starting with Polity. You can find the questions for today here. In our official channel, you can find all the future PDFs for downloading.
https://www.tg-me.com/levelupias
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There was an error in yesterday's solution file. So, this is the updated file of solution for Day 38.
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Q1906. How many of the above are works of Kalidasa?
Anonymous Quiz
3%
(a) Only one
23%
(b) Only two
51%
(c) Only three
22%
(d) All four
Q1908. Select the correct answer using the codes given below.
Anonymous Quiz
4%
(a) i – B ii – A iii – C iv – D
20%
(b) i – C ii – D iii – A iv – B
5%
(c) i – A ii – B iii – D iv – C
70%
(d) i – D ii – C iii – A iv – B
Q1909. Which of the following genres of Sanskrit literature is talked about in the paragraph?
Anonymous Quiz
19%
(a) Mahakavya
44%
(b) Champu Kavya
30%
(c) Khandakavya
6%
(d) Natya
Q1910. How many of the above given pairs is/are NOT correctly matched?
Anonymous Quiz
16%
(a) Only one
55%
(b) Only two
24%
(c) Only three
6%
(d) All four
I just watched this reel (link given in the end). It triggered a chain of thoughts. It might sound somewhat unpleasant for you but I want to express nonetheless.
There was a time when I used to go to a shop to buy music cassettes. And listen to the 12 songs (6 songs each side of tape) on my Panasonic tape recorder again and again. My eclectic collection of 70-80 cassettes was my most cherished treasure. Now, with internet, nobody cares about it.
There was a time before. When I used to go to a video parlour to rent a DVD. Entire society used to gather to watch a movie together on a weekend. Now, with torrent, nobody cares about the producers.
There was a time when books were costly and inaccessible. We used to go to libraries and take long strolls amongst the files of book laden almerahs to locate interesting books. It used to be a fun activity. Dusty bookshelves... Now all books are available online. For everyone, quick and free... Nobody cares for the authors.
There was a time, when leisurely water colour paintings of summery old city buildings used to evoke the feelings of solitude. Now, with chatgpt producing Ghibli style mass produced art, nobody cares about the artists like Miyazaki.
Then I remember... There was also a time before. When access to good quality UPSC teaching in Delhi was costly. Now, with Telegram, it is dirty cheap. It is also celebrated as democratization of knowledge, a la robinhood. Nobody cares about teachers.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DHyIa0VSqkt/?img_index=1&igsh=MW1maGl1d2N4MjA4cg==
Nikhil
There was a time when I used to go to a shop to buy music cassettes. And listen to the 12 songs (6 songs each side of tape) on my Panasonic tape recorder again and again. My eclectic collection of 70-80 cassettes was my most cherished treasure. Now, with internet, nobody cares about it.
There was a time before. When I used to go to a video parlour to rent a DVD. Entire society used to gather to watch a movie together on a weekend. Now, with torrent, nobody cares about the producers.
There was a time when books were costly and inaccessible. We used to go to libraries and take long strolls amongst the files of book laden almerahs to locate interesting books. It used to be a fun activity. Dusty bookshelves... Now all books are available online. For everyone, quick and free... Nobody cares for the authors.
There was a time, when leisurely water colour paintings of summery old city buildings used to evoke the feelings of solitude. Now, with chatgpt producing Ghibli style mass produced art, nobody cares about the artists like Miyazaki.
Then I remember... There was also a time before. When access to good quality UPSC teaching in Delhi was costly. Now, with Telegram, it is dirty cheap. It is also celebrated as democratization of knowledge, a la robinhood. Nobody cares about teachers.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DHyIa0VSqkt/?img_index=1&igsh=MW1maGl1d2N4MjA4cg==
Nikhil
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