English Literature Optional For UPSC Mains - Strategy, Books, Syllabus By IAS Topper Deeksha Jain

How To Score In English Literature Optional For UPSC Exam? Watch full video to know how the IAS topper Diksha Jain (IAS Rank 22, UPSC CSE 2018 ) prepared for English Literature as optional and know the right sources and books for the comprehensive and relevant study. First and most importantly, go through the previous years question papers and get an idea about the questions and pattern before you start preparing for English literature as an optional subject.

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[doordiecalmmindwins]

*it doesn't feel like studying at all? *Quotation is a necessity* 🥰
Sheets are less, be direct!
7 mins for 10 marks
HOME TEST IN 3HRS

[futureyouths]

Answer Writing

Use Pyq for answer writing. Themes keeps repeating

1. Good intro - quotation or ur understanding well framed and apt to question being asked must bang on the qsn
2. Use at least 3-4 quotations from text will fetch u extra marks.
3. Paragraphs should be well connected jointed and cohesive
4. Shorter direct to the point sentence. Dont take the zigzag road even zigzag is more beautiful.
5. 1 good evidence for 1 point
6. Practice answer writing with timer
7. More practice more quality

[abhijeetchatterjee]

Those last line took my heart thats the beauty of literature it doesn't seem you are studying ❤️

[Ashwanikumar-huzn]

Sorry to correct but Pride and prejudice has been written by Jane Austen, not by John Milton

[niki-ebis]

This by far has been the most helpful. Thank you Ma'am

[DEEPSINGH-mjrl]

Did anybody qualify with English literature optional in 2022.
??

[harshitha]

Wonderful guidance Deeksha ma'am, thanks a ton!!

[shobhajain]

Very good and helping and giving Ur experience to all

[anshikaraj]

Thousands time thanks to make this video, I was worried about what to choose for optional. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[neku]

Very very helpful .. it's even helpful for my major exams ..Thank you so much

[Studycompetition]

Thank You very much Mam
My Optional Subject also English Literature and Ur video is very interesting and informative for me,
Really helpful 👍👌

[shijimathew]

There are only a few people who take English as their optional subject for upsc exam.
Anyway, thank you so much ma'am. It was a great video.. 😊

[syeedbasitmasoodi]

What I felt while writing the mains in English literature is that the time constraint sucks, it doesn’t allow u to be creative the way u think u cn be…

[singhprerna]

well explained the strategy.
"But Pride and Prejudice is by Jane Austen, not by Milton. "

[vikasniti]

Nice information..thanks to made this video

[sukanya]

She jumbled but later corrected Milton's Paradise Lost with Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

[surbhikishore]

Thank you so much for the video...this is really very very helpful👍🙂

[riya]

How to prepare for unseen poem in in paper 1

[prabhatkumarprabhatkumar]

Not Miton's "pride and prejudice", but Jane Austen's"Pride and Prejudice".

[eatsleepexplore]

thank you madam for your simple, clear, lucid and encouraging
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