Understand the dynamic section: connect current affairs with core PSIR concepts and theories. This is very important for comprehensive preparation of Indian Government & Politics, Indian Foreign policy section and International Relations sections of the syllabus.
Fill the gap: a structured weekly schedule for PSIR current affairs keep your Foundation class notes updated.
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Weekly live session (2.5–3 hours): analysis of national & global developments.Integration : Current issues and events related to IR , Foreign Policy, and Indian Government & Politics are studied with theoretical lens of PSIR syllabus.Curated material: handouts, summary notes and additional resources.Practice in class: interactive Q&A and answer-writing drills with questions from current topics.In every topic of discussion you receive a PSIR Praxis worksheet with fresh questions drawn from that session’s issues.You attempt a quick response, then the faculty walks through how to connect theory with events and what makes a high-scoring answer.These write-and-review practice sessions turn current affairs into exam-ready insights and build confidence for dynamic questions.Practice in class: interactive Q&A and answer-writing drills with questions from current topics.Session I (Sep/Oct - Feb): weekly classes post-Mains covering dynamic topics..March–May: Prelims break.Session II (Jun–Jul): weekly classes resume with updated current affairs & revision
