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The CSAT (Civil Service Aptitude Test) is a qualifying paper in the UPSC Prelims, requiring 33% which is 66 marks out of 200 marks to pass. It may appear to be a walk in the park, but if you are already familiar with the UPSC CSE’s uncertainty, you know that getting the required marks will need thorough preparation. It examines a candidate’s comprehension, interpersonal skills (including communication skills), logical reasoning, analytical ability, decision-making, problem-solving, general mental ability, basic numeracy (Class X level), data interpretation (charts, graphs, tables, data sufficiency, etc).

This CSAT Course aims to enhance UPSC Prelims Paper II preparation with a structured, efficient approach. Offered in classroom modes, it provides expert techniques, curated methods, and hands-on practice to help aspirants master CSAT effortlessly.

Evaluate yourself before beginning your preparation

Before starting CSAT preparation, it’s crucial to assess your strengths and weaknesses:
  • Solving previous years’ papers, review your performance, and identify weak areas.
  • Scoring below 100? Focus on your weaker areas and prioritize simpler topics for improvement.
No matter how low your score is, start working on weak areas immediately, and steady progress will lead to success.

UPSC CSAT Syllabus

  • ✅ Averages
  • ✅ Percentage Calculations
  • ✅ Profit, Loss & Partnership
  • ✅ Ratio & Proportion
  • ✅ Time & Work
  • ✅ Pipes & Cisterns
  • ✅ Time, Speed & Distance
  • ✅ Boats & Streams
  • ✅ Mixtures & Alligations
  • ✅ Simple Interest & Compound Interest
  • ✅ Number Series
  • ✅ Number System
  • ✅ Fundamental Arithmetical Operations
  • ✅ Simplification & Approximation
  • ✅ Decimal Fractions
  • ✅ LCM & HCF
  • ✅ Rational Numbers
  • ✅ Squares & Square Roots
  • ✅ Cubes & Cube Roots
  • ✅ Surds & Indices
  • ✅ Basic Set Theory
  • ✅ Divisibility Rules
  • ✅ Remainder Theorem
  • ✅ Unitary Method
  • ✅ Permutations & Combinations, etc.
  • ✅ Algebra
  • ✅ Geometry
  • ✅ Coordinate Geometry
  • ✅ Mensuration
  • ✅ Trigonometry
  • ✅ Data Interpretation
  • ✅ Bar Charts
  • ✅ Pie Charts
  • ✅ Line Graphs
  • ✅ Tabulation
  • ✅ Mixed Charts
  • ✅ Miscellaneous
  • ✅ Analogy
  • ✅ Odd One Out
  • ✅ Missing Numbers in Figures
  • ✅ Mathematical Operations & Arithmetical Reasoning
  • ✅ Dictionary, Word Sequence & Word Formation
  • ✅ Logical Venn Diagram
  • ✅ Dice & Cube
  • ✅ Clock & Calendar
  • ✅ Figure Counting
  • ✅ Direction & Distance
  • ✅ Blood Relations
  • ✅ Figure Matrix
  • ✅ Statement & Conclusions
  • ✅ Coding & Decoding
  • ✅ Statement & Assumptions
  • ✅ Syllogism
  • ✅ Order Ranking & Seating Arrangement
  • ✅ Embedded & Formed Figures
  • ✅ Missing Figures
  • ✅ Paper Cutting & Folding
  • ✅ Mirror & Water Images
  • ✅ Figure Series
  • ✅ Figure Classification
  • ✅ Miscellaneous

CSAT Course Details & Registration Form

CSAT Course Details

  • 🔵 Comprehensive Coverage & Expert Guidance: Covers all CSAT topics with Delhi’s expert faculty for valuable insights.
  • 🔵 Practice & Mock Tests: Includes high-quality questions, quizzes, and regular mock tests to track progress.
  • 🔵 Telegram Groups & Study Plans: Peer learning & personalized plans to focus on strengths and weaknesses.
  • 🔵 Affordable: A budget-friendly, self-paced course with quality resources.
Fee
Rs. 19,999/-
Timings
11-1 PM Mon – Fri (except Tuesday)
Mode
Offline @ Kolkata

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Common Tips for CSAT Preparation

  • Since CSAT is of a qualifying nature, most of the students take that for granted. As a result, even after scoring high in General Studies Paper-I, these candidates did not qualify for the Mains examination.
  • Make sure you devote enough time to CSAT preparation while preparing for Prelims. The CSAT syllabus is well-defined and can be easily prepared with practice. One to two hours of daily preparation is all that is needed to pass this exam. Review your notes or solve a CSAT mock test each Sunday in order to stay on top of your game.
  • Many CSAT manuals have been released by reputable publishers. The CSAT Manual by Tata McGraw Hill, on the other hand, is the one most often suggested. The usefulness of a booklet like this cannot be overstated. It is a one-stop destination for all of your prep needs.

    You don’t have to read the entire book from beginning to end in order to benefit from it. The book is split down into sections, and you may pick and choose which sections you want to read based on your interests. This book covers a wide range of subjects thoroughly. In a matter of minutes, you can practice and revise each topic.

  • Candidates who are unable to score well on the CSAT paper should take a test series. Taking a test series can help you prepare for the CSAT since it keeps you on top of your game while also familiarising you with the CSAT exam pattern & syllabus.
  • Practice for at least an hour a day. Depending on your needs, this can be cut down to 3-4 hours each week or to one mock paper per week.
  • It’s not enough just to know the subject; you must be able to solve the problems in the allotted time. As a result, the most important thing is to keep practicing! Mock exams are the greatest approach to getting meaningful practice.
  • Improve your speed and accuracy by taking practice tests once a week.
  • Regularly read The Hindu and Indian Express Editorials to improve your reading and comprehension abilities.
  • To improve your grammar, read Wren & Martin’s English Grammar and Composition or S.P. Bakshi’s Objective General English.
  • To improve your reading and comprehension abilities, as well as vocabulary, you might read short English books.
  • The best way to learn new words is to read a lot or use Flashcards or Vocabulary modules.
  • The first step is to become familiar with the fundamentals of each subject. We also provide CSAT classes for that purpose.
  • Examine the previous year’s papers to get a sense of how much material you need to cover on each subject.
  • Keep practicing to remember what you’ve just learned.