Sociology Optional Foundation Course with Test Series for CSE 2025 and 2026

About the Faculty:

With over 8 years of teaching experience in Sociology Optional, our faculty possesses a deep knowledge and passion for the subject matter. Their expertise extends beyond theoretical concepts to encompass a comprehensive understanding of social issues.

Having mentored and guided hundreds of successful students for the Civil Services Examination, our faculty is well-equipped to provide valuable insights and strategies for effective preparation.

Their commitment to student success and dedication to the field of sociology make them an invaluable resource for aspirants seeking to excel in the UPSC examination.

Why Sociology as an Optional?

Choosing Sociology as an optional subject offers scoring potential, interdisciplinary understanding, relevance to current affairs, ease of preparation, resource availability, expert guidance and answer writing skills.

• Scoring Potential: Sociology has a reputation for high scores in the UPSC Mains.
• Interdisciplinary Nature: Sociology connects with various subjects, providing a broader understanding of society.
• Relevance to Current Affairs: Sociology helps analyze social issues and societal changes, enhancing comprehension of contemporary matters.
• Ease of Preparation: No specialized knowledge or academic background is required for Sociology preparation
• Availability of Resources: Abundance of books and study materials simplifies access to relevant resources.
• Expert Guidance: Experienced faculty members, like Raj Rai Sir, offer valuable insights and study strategies.
• Answer Writing Skills: Sociology fosters critical thinking and analytical skills for well-structured answers.
• Personal Interest: Sociology appeals to those genuinely interested in understanding human behavior and social issues.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive coverage of the sociology optional syllabus.
• We emphasize an integrated approach to answer writing, enhancing students' writing skills.
• Students receive meticulously researched study material to deepen their understanding of sociological concepts.
• Our classes foster interactive learning environments, encouraging active engagement with the subject matter.
• Each student receives personalized guidance tailored to their individual learning needs and goals.
• Current affairs are integrated into our curriculum to keep students updated on relevant sociological developments.
• Regular revision and doubt-clearing sessions reinforce learning and address students' queries and concerns.
• Past years' sociology optional questions are analyzed to provide insights into exam patterns and aid strategic preparation.
• Access to a dedicated test series allows students to practice and refine their exam-taking skills.
• Test series with 8 tests (4 sectionals and 4 full-length)

Access and Support:

• Access for offline students will be provided on-demand via email, considering exam schedules or medical conditions.
• They can access up to a maximum of 20 days throughout the course, either intermittently or consecutively, upon submission of relevant supporting documents.
• Missed class backup will be available for offline students, with systems designated for viewing 1 or 2 missed lectures in the institute. Students can book slots to watch missed lecture videos in the institute.

Revision Backup:

• 30 days access post-course completion or 30 days access after prelims for both offline and online batches.