Prepp IAS Public Administration Optional Course for UPSC CSE 2023 by Sachin Jain (2016 - IRS Officer)
The Hindu
After successfully launching the GS+CSAT Foundation Course Batches for UPSC CSE 2023, Prepp IAS has
After successfully launching the GS+CSAT Foundation Course Batches for UPSC CSE 2023, Prepp IAS has launched its first course for Public Administration optional, which will be taken up by 2016 batch IRS officer Sachin Jain.
Optional subject is a key to scoring good marks in UPSC CSE Mains and eventually getting the desired rank and service of choice. Hence, it becomes very critical to choose the right optional for UPSC Preparation. Public Administration is one of the most popular choices of an optional subject among the UPSC aspirants as it is a scoring subject and is also related to the day to day working of an IAS officer. Moreover, Public administration optional has overlapping linkages across General Studies Paper - II, III and IV such as Governance & Ethics, which acts as an advantage for students to score better in GS subjects.
If you choose any other optional subject, you will be required to read a significant quantity of material relating to public administration, particularly in GS Paper IV and GS Paper II. If you only have a limited amount of time, this is the subject to choose as it will lighten your load and help you save time.
Public Administration (Pub Ad) Course Description
Public administration Course by Prepp IAS is a uniquely designed course to ensure systematic and comprehensive coverage of the public administration syllabus in 200+ hours of live classes (3-4 months). The course will be conducted via live classes by Sachin Jain and students can also access the recordings in case they missed the live session. The course will help students to prepare for Public Administration optional by ensuring Exam-oriented coverage of the syllabus.
Prepp IAS Public Administration Course Features
Experienced Faculty
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