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Paper I – General Essay – Paper 1 – Mains Test Series

General Essay – Introduction (EM)
Child Labour (EM)

Paper II – Geography (Mains Test Series)

Geography (Mains Test Series) Class 1 (EM)
Geography (Mains Test Series) Class 2 (EM)
Geography (Mains Test Series) Class 3 (EM)
Geography (Mains Test Series) Class 4 (EM)

Paper II – Indian History (Mains Test Series)

Indus Valley Civilization,  Jainsm and Budhism
Eastern Chalukyas,  Local self government of Cholas, Alauddin Khilji’s Market Reforms
Mohammad Bin Tuglak’s Policies and Programs? Prove a failure.. Discuss? |  Delhi Sultanate, Vijaya Nagara Empire?
Discuss – Shah Jahan, Akbar, Shivaji, Anglo French conflicts in South India? Dalhousi’s Policy of conquest and annexations? 
1857 Revolt,  Brahma Samaj, Arya Samaj,  Self Respect Movement, SRC

Paper II – AP History (Mains Test Series)

Satavahanas ?
Literature, Art and Architecture of Satavahanas ?
Eastern / Vengi Chalukyas ?
Write about Socio Economic and Religious conditions of Kakatiyas?
Write about Socio, economic, religious conditions of Vijayanagar empire? and their literature , art and architecture?
Vijayanagara art and architecture? Socio, Economic, Religious conditions of Qutubshahis of Golconda?
Literature, Art and Architecture developed in the period of Qutubshahis of Golconda?
Write about the advent of Europeans to Andhra and their settlements? 2. How did the British established their power in Andhra?
Write about the contribution of Kandukuri Vireshalingam Panthulu, Raghupathi venkata ratnam naidu, Desi raju pedda pappayya? Write about CP Brown and his contributions?
Contributions of Gurram Jashua, Bhoi Bheemanna, Sri Sri, Unnava Laxmi narayana
Contributions of Tripuraneni Ramaswamy Chowdary? 2. Events led to the formation of Andhra Pradesh?

Paper III – (Mains Test Series)

Class 1: GOI 1935 Act
Class 2: Supreme Court vs Parliament
Class 3: Rights under the Ambit of Article 21
Class 4: Method of election of the President of India
Class 5: Veto powers of the President

Paper V – S and T (Mains Test Series)

S and T – Paper V – Mains Test Series (Class 1)
S and T – Paper V – Mains Test Series (Class 2)
S and T – Paper V – Mains Test Series (Class 3)
S and T – Paper V – Mains Test Series (Class 4)
S and T – Paper V – Mains Test Series (Class 5)
S and T – Paper V – Mains Test Series (Class 6)
S and T – Paper V – Mains Test Series (Class 7)
S and T – Paper V – Mains Test Series (Class 8)
S and T – Paper V – Mains Test Series (Class 9)
S and T – Paper V – Mains Test Series (Class 10)
S and T – Paper V – Mains Test Series (Class 11)
S and T – Paper V – Mains Test Series (Class 12)

General English (Mains Test Series) 150 Marks

General English (Mains Test Series) Class 1
General English (Mains Test Series) Class 2
General English (Mains Test Series) Class 3

Ethics (Paper III)

Ethics and Human Interface
Cont. 1st Class
Contribution of Social Thinkers for Ethics
Ethics – integrity – human values (1)
Ethics – integrity – human values (2)
Ethics – integrity – human values (3)
Ethics – integrity – human values (4)
Ethics and Attitude (1)
Ethics and Attitude (2)
Ethics and Attitude (3)
Ethics and Attitude (4)
Ethics – Integrity – Public Service – Values and Ethics in Public Administration (1)
Ethics – Integrity – Public Service – Values and Ethics in Public Administration (2)
Ethics – Integrity – Public Service – Values and Ethics in Public Administration (3)
Ethics – Integrity – Public Service – Values and Ethics in Public Administration (4)
Ethics – Integrity – Public Service – Values and Ethics in Public Administration (5)
Ethics – Integrity – Public Service – Values and Ethics in Public Administration (6)

Indian History (Mains – Paper II)

Prehistory, Sources, IVC, Discovery
Theories of Origin of IVC, Features of IVC
Harappan Religion, Polity and Administration, Decline, Vedic Culture
Rigvedic or Early Vedic Period
Later Vedic Culture
6th century BC, New Philosophies,
  Jainism and Buddhism
Religious Movements, Jainism and Buddhism
Buddhism after Buddha, Factors or Causes of Decline of Buddhism, Measures taken to protect Buddhism
The Mauryan – Society, Economy and Culture, Administration, Post Mauryan Period
Post Mauryan Period, The Guptas
The Guptas – Culture, Art and Architecture, Harshvardhan
Harshvardhan (Cont), Chalukyas and Pallavas, Developments between 8th and 11th Century AD, Advent of Islam
Turkish Invasions, Establishment of Delhi Sultanate
Allauddin Khalji, Md Bin Tuglaq
Feroz Shah Tuglaq, Delhi Sultanate (Art and Architecture), Sufi and Bhakti Movements
Sufism, Bhakti Movement, South Indian Kingdoms, Cholas, Mughal Empire
Babur, Akbar, Administration
Aurangzeb, Mughal – Maratha Relations
The Mughal Decline, Mughal Architecture, 18th century scenario in India
Anglo – French Rivalry, British Conquest of Bengal, Modern India (1757 – 1857)
Economic Policies of British, Growth of Modern Education, Socio-Religious Reform Movements
19th Century socio-religious reforms, 1857 Revolt
The 1857 Revolt significance, causes and consequences, Nature
Indian Nationalism, INC
Moderates 1885 to 1905, Swadeshi and Vandemataram
National Movement
Civil Disobedience Movement, Freedom Movement (1940 to 1947)
Peasant and Caste Movements, Growth of Industries, Communalism

AP History (Mains – Paper II)

Syllabus Analysis
Satavahanas – Admnistration, Socio – Economic conditions
Ikshwakus – Conditions, Jainism in Andhra
Buddhism – Features, Principles, Advancement in Andhra and its Decline
Salankayanas, Pallavas, VishnuKundins
Eastren chalukyas, Rashtra kutas, Telugu Chodas
Kakatiyas – Administration, Socio Economic Conditions
Kakatiyas – Literature, Art and Architecture, Religious Conditions
Vijayanagar Empire – Socio Economic, Religious Conditions
Vijayanagar Empire – Architecture and Reddy Kingdom
Reddy Kingdom
Gajapathis, Growth of Telugu Language and Literature, Yogi Vemana
Literature , art and Architecture in the period of Qutubshahis, Establishment of British rule in Andhra
Class 14
Role of Christian Missionaries, Development of Education, Irrigation, Thomas Munro, C.P. Brown
Contribution of Gurajada apparao and Kandukuri Vireshalingam Panthulu, Colonel Mecanji, Anniebecient
Role of Raghupathi venkatarathnam naidu, Role of News Papers and Books, Library movement in Andhra
Gurram Jashua, Bhoi Bheemanna, Self Respect Movement, Anti Brahmin Movements, Justice Party
Class 19
Class 20
Class 21
Class 22
Class 23
Class 24

Geography (Mains – Paper II)

Introduction, how to write Answers? India and Its boundaries
Physiographic Division of India
Regional Distribution of Great Plains, Plateaus, Rivers
River linking Projects, Climate, Indian Monsoon
Vegetation of India
Indian Ground Water and Surface Water Resources, Floods, Drought
Soils of India. Land Use Pattern of India
Agriculture (1)
Agriculture (2)
Agro-modernisation, Marketing, Livestock, Fisheries
Minerals
Energy Crisis, Industries
Cement Industries, Cottage Industries, Industrial Regions in India
Wild Life Conversation, Transportation
Transportation (Contd),
Population, Urbanisation

Polity and Constitution (Mains – Paper III)

Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
Class 5
Class 6
Class 7
Class 8
Historical Underpinnings
Historical Underpinnings (2)
Evolution 
Features and amendments 
Significant Provisions and Basic Structure
Functions and responsibilities of central and state governments, issues and challenges pertaining to the federal structure 
Devolution of powers and finances upto local local levels and challenges therein
Separation of Powers between Various Organas of the Government
Grievance redressal mechanisms and institutions
Comparison of the Indian Constitutional Scheme with that of USA and UK 
Comparison of the Indian Constitutional Scheme with that of Ireland, Australia, Canada, Nepal and Srilanka 
Parliament (Structure and Functions)
Multifunctional Role of Parliament 
Structure and function of state legislature 
Chief Executive and Functions 
Ministries and Departments 
Judiciary structure and functions 
Pressure or Interest Groups 
RPA 1952 
Constitutional and Statutory Authorities (Also refer to Polity videos)

Governance (Mains – Paper III)

Government, Governance and Good Governance
Government Policies and Interventions 
Various schemes of Government
Self Help Groups 
Non Governmental Organisations 
Vulnerability 
Various Schemes of Government for the Vulnerable Sections of the Society
National Health Policy
National Education Policy
Poverty and Hunger
Role of Civil Services in Democracy

Indian Economy (Paper IV – Mains)

Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
Class 5
Class 6
Class 7
Class 8
Class 9
Class 10
Class 11
Class 12
Class 13
Class 14
Class 15
Class 16
Class 17
Class 18
Class 19
Class 20
Class 21
Class 22
Class 23
Class 24

AP Economy (Paper IV – Mains)

Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
Class 5
Class 6
Class 7
Class 8
Class 9
Class 10
Class 11
Class 12
Class 13
Class 14
Class 15
Class 16
Class 17
Class 18
Class 19
Class 20

S and T (Mains) Paper V

Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
Class 5
Class 6
Class 7
Class 8
Class 9
Class 10
Class 11
Class 12
Class 13
Class 14
Class 15
Class 16
Class 17
Class 18
Class 19
Class 20
Class 21

Biological Resources (Paper V – Mains)

Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
Class 5
Class 6
Class 7
Class 8
Class 9
Class 10
Class 11
Class 12
Class 13
Class 14
Class 15
Class 16
Class 17
Class 18
Class 19
Class 20
Class 21

Ancient and Medieval Indian History (Prelims – Paper I)

History – Basic concepts and Terminology
Neolithic Period, Harappan Civilisation, Theories, Features of Harappan Civilisation.
Harappan Civilisation (3000 BC to 2000 BC), Its Decline
Aryan Culture or Vedic Culture, Chief Sources, Rigvedic or Early Vedic Culture
Early Vedic Economy, Religion, Later Vedic Culture, Society, Later Vedic Culture, Religious Believes
Sixth Century BC, Political, Economy, Religion, Jainism, Literature, Buddhism
Buddhist Councils, Hinayana, Mahayana and Vajrayana
Decline of Buddhism, Rise of Magadha, Invasion of Alexander
Mauryan Empire
Mauryan Administration, Society, Art and Culture
Post Mauryan Period, Economic Condition, Cultural Aspects
 The Gupta Age, Administration
The Gupta, Society, Economy, Religion
The Guptan Art and Architecture, Golden Age, Polity, Harshavardha, Chalukyas of Badami
Chalukyas, Pallava Kingdom, Key aspects of Indian History from 8th C AD to 11th C AD, Chola Administration
The Turkish Invasion, Delhi Sultanate
Alaudddin Khilji, Administration of Delhi Sultanate, Art and Architecture
Medieval Religion Movements, Sufi and Bhakti
The Mughals
Religious Policies of Akbar, Aurangazeb
The Marathas
The Mughal Administration

Modern Indian History (Prelims – Paper I)

The 18th century scenario in India, British occupation of Bengal
Expansion of British rule in India, Modern India (1757 -1857)
Economic and Administrative aspects
Socio-Religious reforms, 1857 revolt – Significance and causes
1857 Revolt, causes for failure, consequences and results, Emergence of Modern Nationalism in India
Causes for Emergence of Indian Nationalism, The Moderates or Early Nationalists
Causes for the rise of Extremist or Militant Nationalism, Swadeshi Movement
National Movement 1907-1920
Arrival of Gandhiji, National Movement (1920 to 1930)
Non Cooperation Movement (1920-1922), Nehru Report
National Movement (1930 to 1940)
National Movement (1935 to 1945)
National Movement (1945 to 1947)
Caste Movements in 20th century

S and T (Prelims – Paper II)

Energy Processes
Energy Processes
Energy Processes
Energy Processes
Environment (Green House Effect)
Ozone Depletion
Acid Rains
Bio Diversity
Bio Diversity
Ecology
Pollution
Pollution
Space
Space
Space
Space
Defense
Defense
Defense
Defence
Defence , Disasters
ICT
ICT
ICT
Bio Tech
Bio Tech
S and T Policy
Diseases 1
Diseases 2
Diseases and Nano Technology
Genetic engineering
Cyber Crime

Geography (By Rajender) (Prelims – Paper I)

General Geography
The Earth
Exogenic Forces, Land forms (1)
Land forms (2)
Types of Landforms, Time Zones
Climate, Weather
Climatology
Winds
Cyclones
Oceans
Population
Economic Geography
Indian Geography
Mountains, Great Plain
Drainage System in India
Soils
Industrial Regions in India

Geography (By Vijay) (Prelims – Paper I)

Geography (By Vijay) Class 1
Geography (By Vijay) Class 2
Geography (By Vijay) Class 3
Geography (By Vijay) Class 4
Geography (By Vijay) Class 5
Geography (By Vijay) Class 6
Geography (By Vijay) Class 7
Geography (By Vijay) Class 8
Geography (By Vijay) Class 9
Geography (By Vijay) Class 10
Geography (By Vijay) Class 11

Reasoning  (Prelims – Paper II)

Introduction to Reasoning and Number Series
Letter Series , Venn Diagrams 
Calenders
Calenders & Set Theory
Set Theory & Directions
Puzzles & Central Tendencies
Measures of Dispersion & Blood Relations
Blood Relations & Coding – Decoding
Number of Frames in a Frame & Percentages Introduction
Data Interpretation and Cubes and Dice
Number System and Simplification
Ratio and Proportions
Averages
Allegation Rule , Ages & Mixtures
Mixtures
Relations & Central Tendencies
Time & Work
Pipes & Cisterns and Percentages
Profit and Loss
LCM & HCF and Square roots & Cube Roots
Simple Interest & Compound Interest
Simple Interest & Compound Interest and Time & Distance
Probability, Syllogism and Partnership
Geometry and Mensuration
Class 25

Indian Economy (Prelims – Paper I)

Introduction to Indian Economy (Discussion on Sub Topics)
Introduction to Indian Economy (Discussion on Sub Topics) 2
1-4 Plans Programs
5-10 Plans Programs
National Income – GDP
Remaining Concepts of National Income
Money & Money Supply
Inflation, Definition, Impact, Effects
End of Inflation
Monetory Policy – Quantitative Tools
Monetory Policy & Financial Market
Capital Market
End of Financial Markets
Fiscal Policy – Budget
Taxation in India
Discussion on Previous Mains Questions
Taxation in India
Taxation & FRBM Act
Taxation & FRBM Act (2)
External Economy (BOP)
Poverty in India
Class Unemployment in India
Resource Mobilization in India
Banking System in India
Banking Reforms in India
New Banks, Banking Terminology
Programs, Schemes, Policies to Alliviate Poverty and Unemployment
Inclusive Growth
Planning in India & NITI Ayog
Achievements and Failures of Planning & Models, Strategies of Planning
Discussion on 2017 Group 2 Question Paper
Economic Reforms – 1991 LPG Model
Agriculture in India (1)
Agriculture in India (2)
Class 35

Indian Polity (Prelims – Paper I)

Syllabus Analysis
Introduction to the Constitution of India
Historical Background (Evolution)
Salient Features of the Constitution of India
Preamble
Fundamental Rights – Introduction
Fundamental Rights (Article 12 to 20)
Fundamental Rights (Article 21 to 28)
Fundamental Rights (Article 28 to 35)
Fundamental Duties
Directive Principles of State Policy
General
Basic Structure of The Constitution
Special Provisions in the Constitution
Amendment procedure of the Constitution
Important Constitutional Amendments
Functions and Responsibilities
President (1)
President (2)
Powers and Functions of the President
Financial, Judicial, Veto, Ordinance Making  Powers of The President
President (Miscellaneous)
Vice President
PM and Council of Ministers
Attorney General and Advocate General
Parliament
Speaker and Deputy Speaker
Supreme Court and High Courts in India
Parliamentary Committees, CAG
Budget  (1)
Enactment of the Budget
Governor
Chief Minster and Council of Ministers
State Legislatures
Election Commission
UPSC, SPSC, JPSC
Constitutional Amendment (124th CA Bill)
Anti Defection Law, Official Languages
Panchayati Raj
Governance
Policy Formulation
Constitutional and Statutory authorities
Indian Polity (Class 42)
UNO
SAARC
Indian Polity (Class 45)
Statutory Authorities
Statutory Authorities (2)
Statutory Authorities (3)
Basic Structure of The Indian Constitution
Elections in India
Judicial Activism
Special Provisions
IMF
WTO

AP History (Prelims)

Advent of Europeans to Andhra
Establishment of British Rule
British Educational System, Programmes, Christian Missionaries
1857 revolt in Andhra
Renaissance movement – AP (1)
Renaissance movement – AP (2)
National Movement – AP (1)
National Movement – AP (2)
National Movement – AP (3)
Salt Satyagraha
Social – Communist Parties
Anti – Zamindari Movements
Nationalist Literature, Women Part in Culture
Growth of Andhra Movement
Andhra Maha Sabhas
Socialist & Communist / Self 
Prominent Leaders in AP (1)
Prominent Leaders in AP (2)
Events Leading to Formation of AP – 1953
SK Dhar Commission , JVP Committee
Hunger Strikes – 1951, 1952 Andhra Towards
Formation of Andhra
Press, News Papers – Andhra
Library Movements in Andhra
Events leading to the formation of AP
formation of AP / SRC 
Social Cultural Events 1956 – 2014
Sathavahanas
Sathavahana Rulers
Geographical Conditions
Sathavahanas
Sathavahanas Administration
Ikshwakus & Administration
Vishnukundins
Vengichalukyas
Vengichalukyas Administration
Telugu Chodas / Kakatiyas
Kakatiyas Administration
Reddy Kingdom – Qutubshahis
Vijayanagar Empire
Golkonda Qutubshahis

AP Economy

Socio Economic Welfare Schemes (Agricultural Programs, Rural Development programs)
Socio Economic Welfare Schemes (Urban Development Programs, Educational Programs)
Socio Economic Programs – Health Schemes and Educational Schemes
Socio Economic Programs – Health Schemes and Educational Schemes (2)
Social Welfare Policies – Women Welfare Schemes, ST, ST, Kapu, Brahmin Welfare Schemes
Composition of Population in AP – Male Female Composition, Rural Urban Composition of Population in AP
Agriculture Sector – Finance, Subsidies, Income and Employment
Land Reforms, Industrial Sectors – SEZs and Industrial Corridors
Industrial Sector of AP – Finance, Policy, Electricity Projects
AP Budget – Revenue resources, Issues of Bifurcation and Present Status, Borrowings of AP (1)
AP Budget – Revenue resources, Issues of Bifurcation and Present Status, Borrowings of AP (2)
AP Budget

AP Re-Organization Act

AP Re-Organization Act – Introduction
AP Re-Organization Act – 12 Parts
AP Re-Organization Act – 13 Schedules
Lost of Capital City, Building New Capital City
Division of employees and Native Issues
Post – Bifurcation, Infrastructure Development
Socio Economic Cultural Implecations of Bifurcation and River Water Sharing Issues

General English

English for competitive exams
English Language – Basics
Correction / Improvement of Sentences – Based on Nouns, Pronounce and Articles
Correction / Improvement of Sentences – Based on Prepositions and Conjunctions (1)
Correction / Improvement of Sentences – Based on Prepositions and Conjunctions (2)
Correction / Improvement of Sentences – Based on Adverbs, Adjectives, Present Tense and its Forms
Past and Future Tenses
Voice – Active and Passive Forms (1)
Voice – Active and Passive Forms (2)
Speech
Vocabulary
Reading Comprehension – Basics
Comprehension – Techniques for Retaining – Summary, Paraphrase, Note Making
Report Writing
Precis Writing
Essentials of essay writing
General English – Class 17
General English – Class 18
Orgumentative Writing
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