Previous Year Questions

The quest for gender equality and the eradication of discrimination against women have long been central themes in the realm of philosophy and social sciences.

Our first stop is the intriguing domain of “Development and Social Progress,” a topic of paramount significance in today’s world.

Today, we delve into the profound realm of philosophy, focusing on the Crime and Punishment section.

Art and culture aren’t merely aesthetic pursuits; they are a reflection of a society’s values, traditions, and history.

From classical liberalism to post-modernism, the world of political ideologies has witnessed dynamic transformations, and the UPSC has consistently recognized the importance of these shifts in their question papers.

Understanding the Forms of Government is pivotal not only for UPSC mains but also for comprehending the intricate tapestry of politics and governance.

In this blog series, we’ll focus on a specific area of the Philosophy optional paper, which is “Individual and State.”

Through a comprehensive analysis of these questions, we’ll uncover the evolving perspectives on sovereignty, allowing you to better grasp the nuances of this topic.

this blog series on Philosophy Optional’s social and political ideals is a treasure trove of knowledge, bridging the gap between the past and the present to pave your path to success in the future.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is renowned for its rigorous examination process, and the inclusion of philosophy as an optional subject in the Mains examination