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Become part of our beautiful community of MisFits via writing to our team at [email protected] New Self-Placed Batch to Commence from 15th of this Month. Enrollment Link : www.misfits.bet Dear UPSC Aspirants, The New Diwali Batch, Diwali Break, Anxieties, and most importantly - how to make the next six months count if you're aiming for the Indian Foreign Service in 2025—especially if you’re starting from scratch and Zero Foundations. (Open Letter for those joining in the Community on 15th November). https://www.misfits.bet/ First off, there is absolutely no need to make UPSC a 5 years plan - it is DEVASTATING. If you are eligible to write the exam in 2025 and can dedicate around 6-10 hours per day to your preparations, please do not postpone your plans. Please do not make UPSC a 5-year plan. There is no need for it. The more time your spend in the exam cycle, the harder it will get to get out of it. Here’s your game plan should look like : 1. Phase 1 : Take a Break and Recharge. 30th October (today) till 14th November : Please unwind for the next two weeks. Spend time with family, travel, and spoil yourself with gratifiations. Sounds counter-intuitive, but this is also needed. Half Hearted Mechanical way to studies yields no results. Take a break, and binge-watch that movie or TV series you have been delaying. Consider this period to be your mini vacation before the marathon begins from 15th November onwards. 2. Phase 2 : Structured Study Hours (15th November onwards). Starting November 15th, commit to a schedule. All of this is self-paced learning - so you can pick your favorite slot of the day. a) For working professionals: Around 4-6 hours a day (ideally before your office : 5 AM to 9 AM) b) For students: 6-10 hours a day (Divide the day into 3 parts). This commitment is vital; the next steps build on it, so stay consistent. 3. Phase 3 : The Four Wheel Drive Approach (15th November - February). Starting November 15th, engage in a focused, four-day learning cycle - Each day will have a set theme, and the cycle repeats every four days, allowing you to build momentum and dive deeply into each area without the traditional weekly structure Day 1 – History Drive: Watch 2 episodes focused on historical foundations. Day 2 – Economy Drive: Watch 2 episodes exploring economic fundamentals. Day 3 – Polity, Society, and Governance Drive: Watch 2 episodes covering governance and societal structures. Day 4 – Geography Drive: Watch 2 episodes that map out the physical and human geography basics. Repeat this four-day cycle continuously, completing a full "Four-Wheel Drive" loop every four days. Each cycle keeps your learning well-rounded and dynamic, ensuring you cover the essentials efficiently and consistently. This will ensure that gaps between subjects do not exceed by more than 4 days. This will help you cover 4 crucial subjects that will form the core foundations for your Prelims - in the next 3 months 4. Phase 4 : Environment, Science & Tech, and Revision (February - March). With the core subjects well in hand, turn your focus to Environment and Science & Technology, along with thorough revision of everything covered so far. This month will bridge gaps and deepen your grasp. 5. Phase 5 : Practice and Test-Taking Strategy (15th March onwards) From 15th March, the focus shifts to Prelims testing. You should aim to solve at least 3,000 questions from a test series, plus 10 years of past UPSC papers, revising thoroughly. In the self-paced module Video - you will find dedicated videos on how to efficiently attempt these tests—no unnecessary grind. By 25th May, you’ll be primed to crack the Prelims. After Prelims, don’t take a full week off—rest for two days, then dive back into the Ethics and Essay Module within 10 days. 6. Phase 6 : UPSC Mains Prep, Answer Writing and Optional Subject Following Prelims, we’ll hold live sessions on answer writing and building structured responses. These would be around 10-20 Live Sessions - around Security Issues, Disaster Management, and a few other aspects covered in Mains (For GS Mains). During this phase - focus more on your Optional Subject, Essay, and these 10-20 Live Sessions that we will design. If you’re taking PSIR as an optional, rely entirely on MisFits Episodes and the 8 Seasons. There are 8 seasons of episodes that you can revisit—just make sure you’ve watched them once before Prelims. Post-Prelims, we’ll strengthen your answer writing and critical analysis. In every season - we have covered all topics - with innumerable answer building sessions. 7. Phase 7 : After Mains. Well, I will schedule a few one on ones - to analyze the next steps individually. Enrollment Link for GS Foundational Module (Self-Paced + Hybrid): Starting on 15th November : https://www.misfits.bet/