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About The Course The Mains Guidance Program ( MGP ) is a mentor guided, test series based preparation Program for Civil Services Mains Preparation. We commenced this Program in 2016. The program pioneered a definition-based approach to the introduction and answer writing, that fetches marks based on existing content and knowledge of the candidate. The MGP comprises Sectional Tests as well as Full-length tests to help students track their preparation for Civil Services Examination. Our CSE toppers have found these tests very helpful during the preparation of the examination. Under the MGP, one can go for the following programs: 1. MGP- Under this program, we offer a detailed and disciplined test series-based comprehensive preparation plan for Civil Services Examination. 2. MGP+- Along with the detailed and disciplined test series-based comprehensive preparation plan as offered in MGP, we also offer essay test series, which is a crucial marks fetching paper. 3. MGP++- Along with the detailed and disciplined test series-based comprehensive preparation plan as offered in MGP, we also offer 300+ Concept Classes (CC) on micro topics of the syllabus. Why should you join the MGP Program? • Firstly, the test series is targeted in such a way that it helps students to cover the entire syllabus in time with sufficient time for revision, thereby helping them practice questions in a comprehensive manner. • Secondly, questions are created by consolidating past years’ papers and adding re...

About Mains Marathon – This is an initiative of ForumIAS to help/aid aspirants in their writing skills, which is crucial to conquering mains examination. Every morning, we post 2-3 questions based on current affairs. The questions framed are meaningful and relevant to the exam. Write your answers in the comment box, given below. For Mains Marathon Archives click HERE→ Questions Discuss the influence of ethnic communities on a country’s foreign policy, with specific reference to Canada. How does this influence affect bilateral ties between India and Canada? The Hindu Discuss the role of the manufacturing sector in expanding India’s middle class. How can large-scale manufacturing drive formal employment and contribute to the growth of a prosperous middle class? Indian Express Sharing is Caring:

Current Affairs Compilations for UPSC IAS Prelims 2022 • • • • • • • Reading and understanding Current Affairs for UPSC examination is a must. It is not only a requirement of IAS exam preparation but also a job requirement of an administrator to stay aware and understand the issues appearing in Daily Current Affairs, to handle them efficiently and effectively. In the Civil Service examination, be it Prelims or Mains, the weightage of questions asked directly or indirectly from the daily current affairs has increased manifold over the years. In the Prelims examination, while UPSC is asking 20+ questions every year directly from monthly current affairs, the portion of the questions based on topics appearing in daily current affairs news is significant. Below is the table describing the trend of direct Current affairs weightage in Prelims 2016-2020 we are providing Daily Current Affairs material for UPSC & IAS Exams ForumIAS always providing daily Current Affairs study materials for free to the UPSC aspirants in the form of brief Current Affairs and Editorial. It is not a new initiative, Since its inception, ForumIAS is committed to providing, aspirants with the monthly current affairs material. ForumIAS has been one of the first platforms that started providing summaries and comprehensive analysis of the Daily Current Affairs for UPSC in the form of 9 PM brief and 7 PM Editorials. For practice, ForumIAS started providing Current affairs based Mains Marathon for Mains Practic...

About The Course Current Affairs for Civil Services Examination is a robust Classroom & Online Course for preparation of Current Affairs by ForumIAS. If there is just one classroom program you would like to take for your Civil Services preparation, it is this. We know you are living in an information age. Sometimes information is not power; sometimes, it is chaos. Join ForumIAS Current Affairs Classes, where we cover entire dynamic issues of GS Paper 2 and Paper 3, with crisp notes, one-pager handouts for a chaos free preparation, like no other. We have helped 100+ students crack IAS with our Current Affairs Classes. In Civil Services Examination 2023, we will beat our own records by cutting the clutter and giving you exactly what you need to ace Mains 2023. And that’s a promise. The MGP + Current Affairs Combination has been the winning combination for almost all our successful students – be it first timers, or those seeking rank and service improvement. Goal of the program The Program will focus on three things: • Completeness: Ensure complete coverage of Current Affairs from PIB, Hindu, Indian Express, Times of India, and magazines such as EPW, Frontline. No issues will be left out. • Content Differentiation: Ensure that value addition beyond common sources is done so that there is content differentiation in answers written by our students vis-à-vis other candidates. • Consolidation: Ensure that there is complete consolidation of content on various topics that are impor...

Every year, the AIAS collects in one city over the winter holiday to network, hear from our sponsors, learn from other leaders, discuss issues relevant to architecture and design education, and conduct official AIAS business. All members are encouraged to attend and the location changes on a yearly basis. In addition to the energy of being surrounded by others with the same interests, the new Board of Directors is elected from a pool of incredibly inspiring candidates as they have speeches, debates and networking opportunities with AIAS members! Year Host City Host Chapter Theme 2016 Boston, Massachusetts Wentworth Institute of Technology + Massachusetts College of Art and Design Revolution 2015 San Francisco, California No host school Bandwidth 2014 Nashville, Tennessee The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Reverb 2013 Chicago, Illinois Illinois Institute of Technology Unified 2012 Savannah, Georgia Savannah College of Art and Design [a]part 2011 Phoenix, Arizona Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture and Arizona State University Solutions 2010 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Ryerson University Action Reaction 2009 Minneapolis, Minnesota University of Minnesota Connections 2008 Denver, Colorado University of Colorado Denver Energy 2007 Milwaukee, Wisconsin University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee Architecture in Motion 2006 Boston, Massachusetts Wentworth Institute of Technology Transitions 2005 Cincinnati, Ohio University of Cincinnati Building from Crisis 2004 New Orlea...