We envisage to come up with very simplified online/offline learning materials for civil services preparation which saves you loads of time and yet increases your effectiveness.
Helps you revise complete Laxmikant with mind maps and interactive exercises, obviating the need for making any notes
Helps you study and revise mapping points of India with the help of innovative interactive exercises
Helps you study and revise mapping points of the World with the help of innovative interactive exercises
The following courses are being developed and consist of infographic notes, interactive exercises, flashcards, one-pager notes, quizzes, video explanations, etc. To be informed about these when they are released, please enter your email here.
Self sufficient with crisp notes and revision mind maps, this course will help you study and revise Modern Indian History in a matter of few hours.
This course largely follows the sequence and content of Shankar's IAS Environment book consisting of mind maps, online flash cards, etc.
Study and revise Ancient Indian History & Culture with help of importance wise categorised mind maps, notes & interactive features
We have simplified this mammoth book into simplified mind maps and exercises with a special focus on what to focus on more, less and leave altogether
A video based course that is accompanied by mind maps and exercises, it covers topics over and above what is already covered in our ancient & medieval courses.
Study and revise Medieval Indian History & Culture with help of importance wise categorised mind maps, notes, explanatory videos & interactive features
Covers Physical Geography of both India and World with a diagram centric approach accompanied by clear cut explanation videos, summary notes and 'IntEx'
Covers Human Geography of both India and World with a diagram centric approach accompanied by clear cut explanation videos, summary notes and 'IntEx'
Covers Economic Geography of both India and World with a diagram centric approach accompanied by clear cut explanation videos, summary notes and 'IntEx'