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Geography (ByRajender)
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
AP History
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
Geography (By Vijay)
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
Modern Indian History
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
Reasoning
Reasoning (Class 1) EM
Reasoning (Class 2) EM
Reasoning (Class 3) EM
Reasoning (Class 4) EM
Reasoning (Class 5) EM
Reasoning (Class 6) EM
Reasoning (Class 7) EM
Reasoning (Class 8) EM
Reasoning (Class 9) EM
Reasoning (Class 10) EM
S and T (Mallesh)
S and T (Class 1) EM
S and T (Class 2) EM
S and T (Class 3) EM
S and T (Class 4) EM
S and T (Class 5) EM
S and T (Class 6) EM
S and T (Class 7) EM
S and T (Class 8) EM
S and T (Class 9) EM
S and T (Class 10) EM
S and T (Class 11) EM
S and T (Class 12) EM
S and T (Class 13) EM
S and T (Class 14) EM
S and T (Class 15) EM
S and T (Siva Prasad)
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
Defence
Class 20
Class 21
ICT
ICT
ICT
Bio Tech
Bio Tech
S and T Policy
Diseases 1
Diseases 2
Diseases and Nano Technology
Genetic engineering
Cyber Crime
General Science
Living and Non-living Organisms, Micro Organisms, Bio Molecules
Proteins, Amino Acids, Lipids, Carbohydrates, DNA, RNA, Blood, RBC, WBC
Blood Platelets, Groups, Rh Factor, Cell, Cell Organelle.
Mitochondria, Systems of Human Body, Diseases, Respiration, Respiratory Diseases
Circulatory System, Heart, Excretory System, Digestive System, Endocrinology.
Vasopressin, Human Pathology, Vitamins, Minerals
Physics, Quantities, Newton’s Laws of Motion, Force, Kepler’s Law, Light
Properties of Light, Mirrors, Magnetism, Sound
Ultrasonic Waves, Chemistry, Elements, Compounds, Mixtures, Matter, Metals
Solutions, Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding, Acids, Bases, Chromatography
Disaster Management
Disaster Management (Class 1)
Disaster Management (Class 2)
Disaster Management (Class 3)
Disaster Management (Class 4)
Disaster Management (Class 5)
Disaster Management (Class 6)
Disaster Management (Class 6.1)
Indian Economy
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
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
UNO
SAARC
BRICS. G7. G15. G20
Statutory Authorities
Statutory Authorities (2)
Statutory Authorities (3)
Basic Structure of The Indian Constitution
Elections in India
Judicial Activism
Special Provisions
International Relations
International Relations (Introduction)
UNO
SAARC
BRICS. G7. G15. G20
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
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
Composistion of Population in AP – Male Female Composisistion, Rural Urban Composistion of Population in AP
Agriculture Sector – Finance, Subsidies, Income and Employment
Land Reforms, Industiral Sectors – SEZs and Industrial Carridors
Industrial Sector of AP – Finance, Policy, Electricity Projects
AP Budget – Revenue resources, Issues of Bifurcation and Present Status, Barrowings of AP (1)
AP Budget – Revenue resources, Issues of Bifurcation and Present Status, Barrowings of AP (2)
AP Budget
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Accidentally I have chosen wrong course..May I upgrade it to Group3+GS(AEE JL SI) courses?
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When did ap history classes should be start
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Sir we need disaster management book
better one to follow between vijay sir and rajendar sir for geography?
Sir,
Present i am preparing for (rrb je and ntpc), sir can you specify the useful topics from appsc GS ………
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