About the course

A Four-Phase Program to Build UPSC Prelims Thinking

Prelims is not about how much you read.
It is about how UPSC thinks.
PEC is designed to teach that thinking.

 

🔵 PHASE 1 – Static-Linked Current Affairs Foundation

(Why questions are asked)

Coverage

• Current Affairs of 2022, 2023 & 2024

• Integrated with static syllabus (Polity, Economy, Geography, Environment, Sci-Tech)

• Focus on concepts, not events

What is done here

• Linking news with NCERTs & standard books

• Explaining why a topic becomes prelims-relevant

• Removing unnecessary current affairs noise

Outcome

Aspirant stops memorising news
Aspirant starts understanding relevance

🔵 PHASE 2 – PYQ Mapping & Statement Decoding

(How UPSC asks questions)

Coverage

• Last 10 years UPSC Prelims PYQs

• Topic-wise + subject-wise analysis

• Statement-based question decoding

What is done here

• Break each PYQ into:

  • Keyword traps

  • Factual twists

  • Conceptual depth

• Understand elimination logic used by UPSC

• Learn how one static topic repeats in different disguises

Outcome

Aspirant learns UPSC language
Not just syllabus language

🔵 PHASE 3 – Monthly Current Affairs Integration (Prelims Lens)

(What to ignore & what to retain)

Coverage

• Current Affairs from Jan 2025 to April 2026

• Only Prelims-relevant content

• No mains-oriented overload

What is done here

• Filtering news through:

  • PYQ trends

  • Static linkage

• Focus on:

  • Maps

  • Indices

  • Reports

  • Science & Environment developments

Outcome

Aspirant stops chasing daily news
Starts building selective retention

🔵 PHASE 4 – Yojana, Kurukshetra & International Organisations Mapping

(Hidden but high-yield areas)

Coverage

• Selective Yojana & Kurukshetra themes

• International Organisations in news

• Government schemes & policy vocabulary

What is done here

• Extract prelims-worthy lines only

• Map themes with:

  • Polity

  • Economy

  • Social sector

• Decode how UPSC lifts indirect statements from these sources

Outcome

Aspirant gains edge in “unpredictable” questions

🧠 WHAT PEC ACTUALLY FIXES 

• Random current affairs reading

• Over-dependence on too many sources

• Inability to decode statements

• Fear of surprise questions

• Poor elimination skills

PEC builds understanding first.
Tests come later through a different program.