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Maximize Your UPSC Score in GS Paper 3 with Abhyaas Mains 2024

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As the UPSC Mains draw closer, the real challenge isn’t just about covering the syllabus-it’s about mastering it with precision and clarity. With only a month left, it becomes essential to sharpen your analytical skills and ensure that your answers in General Studies Paper 3 are not only comprehensive but also well-articulated and precise.

This blog will guide you through strategic preparation for GS Paper 3 and demonstrate how Abhyaas Mains 2024 can play a pivotal role in your journey toward UPSC success.

Maximize Your Score in GS Paper 3

To excel in GS Paper 3, it’s crucial to focus on the sections that hold the most significance and ensure your answers are backed by robust data and clear examples. Here’s how you can strategically approach each topic:

A) Economics

In the past five years (2019-2023), Economics has contributed 41 questions to GS Paper 3, with a focus on several key areas. Questions have frequently examined government schemes and policies, such as PM KISAN, MGNREGA, and the National Health Mission, assessing their effectiveness in driving economic growth.

Another significant theme has been banking and financial reforms, including the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) and reforms within the banking sector, alongside the role of the RBI.

Agriculture and allied activities also feature prominently, with questions on Minimum Support Prices (MSP), farm subsidies, and reforms in agricultural marketing. Lastly, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have been a recurring focus, with questions evaluating India’s progress toward achieving economic inclusivity and sustainability.

Preparation Strategy:

  • Incorporate Statistics and Examples:
    Use relevant data from authoritative sources like the Economic Survey, Union Budget, and NSSO reports to substantiate your arguments. This adds credibility to your answers and demonstrates your understanding of current economic realities. For example, while discussing the impact of government schemes, back up your points with statistics on their reach and effectiveness.
  • Reference Constitutional Articles, Committees and Policies:
    Linking economic policies to Constitutional provisions (e.g., Article 39 for equitable distribution of wealth) strengthens your answers. Additionally, referencing government schemes and policies, such as PM KISAN, provides depth and context, showing that you understand both the legal and practical frameworks guiding economic governance.
  • Highlight Best Practices and Case Studies:
    Drawing from successful examples in India or globally helps illustrate your points more effectively. For instance, referencing the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY) as a case study of agricultural insurance can enrich your answer on risk management in agriculture. Highlighting economic experts’ views can also provide a well-rounded perspective.

B) Internal Security

Internal Security contributed 20 questions between 2019 and 2023, with a strong emphasis on key issues. Cyber security threats have been a major theme, with questions assessing India’s readiness to counter cyber-attacks and safeguard its digital infrastructure.

Another crucial area has been terrorism and insurgency, with a focus on counter-terrorism measures, insurgency in the Northeast, and the effectiveness of government policies like UAPA and the National Investigation Agency (NIA). Additionally, border management has been an important theme, covering the challenges India faces on its borders with Pakistan and China, and the role of paramilitary forces in maintaining security.

Preparation Strategy:

  • Understand Current Challenges: Stay updated on current internal security challenges and the government’s responses. This includes cyber security measures, counter-terrorism strategies, and anti-insurgency operations.
  • Support with Data and Case Studies: Use data and examples to strengthen your arguments. Where relevant, link security issues to governance and international relations for a comprehensive perspective.

C) Science and Technology

Science and Technology has featured prominently in GS Paper 3, contributing 17 questions between 2019 and 2023. A dominant theme has been artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, with questions exploring the impact of AI on sectors such as healthcare, education, and governance, as well as associated ethical concerns.

Biotechnology and genetic engineering have also been recurring topics, particularly the application of biotechnology in agriculture (e.g., GM crops) and healthcare, along with discussions on ethical implications. Furthermore, space technology has garnered attention, with a focus on India’s space missions like Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan, and ISRO’s international collaborations, emphasizing their strategic importance for India.

Preparation Strategy:

  • Stay Updated: Focus on understanding the latest advancements in AI, biotechnology, space technology, and other relevant fields. Government initiatives and their societal impact should be a core part of your preparation.
  • Use Visual Aids: Utilize diagrams and flowcharts to explain complex concepts, ensuring your answers are both clear and impactful.

D) Environment & Disaster Management

Environment & Disaster Management has contributed 22 questions over the past five years, reflecting a range of critical issues. A significant portion of the questions focused on climate change and global agreements, exploring India’s role in international accords such as the Paris Agreement and the effectiveness of the National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC).

Biodiversity conservation has also been a recurring theme, with questions addressing the conservation of endangered species, the role of protected areas like tiger reserves, and initiatives like CAMPA. Additionally, disaster preparedness and response have been vital topics, with an emphasis on the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) and the effectiveness of early warning systems in mitigating disaster risks.

Preparation Strategy:

  • Link Topics to Policies and Agreements: Stay updated with the latest developments in environmental science, global agreements like the Paris Agreement, and government policies. Highlight the interconnections between environmental issues and other GS papers, such as their impact on the economy and governance.
  • Use Maps and Diagrams: Incorporate maps to depict geographical aspects of environmental challenges and use diagrams to clarify disaster management strategies.

PYQs and Toppers’ Copy Analysis

A critical step in refining your preparation is analyzing Previous Years’ Questions (PYQs) and reviewing Toppers’ Copies. This process provides valuable insights into exam patterns and effective answer-writing techniques.

  • Review PYQs: Analyzing the questions from previous years helps identify recurring themes and important topics that you should prioritize. This ensures that you are focusing on areas with the highest likelihood of being tested.
  • Study Toppers’ Copies: Observing how successful candidates structured their answers, incorporated key terms, and presented their arguments provides practical insights into effective answer writing. Adopting these techniques can significantly enhance the quality of your own responses.

Abhyaas Mains 2024: Your Key to Success in GS Paper 3

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Bio Innovation Corridor established between Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre (BBC) and La Trobe University, Australia

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Dr. Mohamed A.A, MD, Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre and Prof Theo Farrell, VC La Trobe University, Australia post signing of MOU at the Victoria Connect event in Bangalore.

Bangalore 20th September 2024 – Australia’s La Trobe University and the Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre (BBC) based in the Indian state of Karnataka will establish a Bio Innovation Corridor paving the way for the sharing of skills, infrastructure and capabilities, under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed today.

La Trobe University is ranked in the top one per cent of the world’s universities. It has a proud and successful history in India, partnering with tertiary institutions and organisations on projects that benefit both countries and helping develop India’s brightest minds through joint education opportunities.

The Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre is jointly established by the Department of IT, BT and S&T, Government of Karnataka, and the Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Government of India, and is aimed at nurturing innovation and entrepreneurship within the biotechnology sector.

The Bio Innovation Corridor will enable entrepreneurs, startup companies, researchers and investors from Karnataka and the Australian state of Victoria to enter and leverage the infrastructure, capabilities and network of the organisations to collaborate and evaluate their Technology Readiness Level (TRL), Commercialization Readiness Level (CRL), and Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL).

It will enable portfolio companies of BBC and researchers of La Trobe to pilot novel biotechnologies with applications across human health, medical, food and agritech for scale-up, regulatory approvals and customer testing in the two states.

Dr. Mohamed Adil A.A, Managing Director of Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre, said BBC encourages interdisciplinary advancement in research and innovation towards entrepreneurship by generating work, wealth and welfare and enabling the community by creating employers than employees.

He said: “The Bio Innovation Corridor between Karnataka and Victoria is a strategic partnership that will foster market access, mentorship, collaboration, and investment in the life sciences sector. By connecting researchers, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders from both regions, they aim to accelerate innovation leading to global unicorns.”

La Trobe University Vice-Chancellor Professor Theo Farrell said: “We are very pleased to announce the creation of this Bio Innovation Corridor between Karnataka and Victoria, and to offer the skills, infrastructure and capabilities of La Trobe University to startups, entrepreneurs and researchers associated with the Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre.

“La Trobe University has a vision to develop an ecosystem of research and innovation through co-location opportunities, including at our University City of the Future at our Melbourne campus in Bundoora and our four Victorian regional campuses.

“This demonstrates our keenness to open opportunities for Karnataka-based entrepreneurs and startups to establish their R&D, innovation, product development and commercialisation facilities in conjunction with La Trobe through a range of innovative business partnership models for access to the Australian market.”

Professor Farrell said La Trobe had recently launched a purpose-built Bio Innovation Hub that will help startup companies develop new technologies in med tech and drug delivery.

The MOU was signed by Prof Farrell and Dr. Mohamed Adil during the Victoria Connect event being organised in Bangalore on 19 September 2024 and as part of showcasing the opportunities between Victoria and Karnataka in the higher education and value-adding technology sectors. 

Contact:

Dr. Mohamed A.A, Managing Director, Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre (+91 9710520522)

Ms. Amruta P Jogalekar, Manager – Corporate & International Relations, Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre (+91 9108560763) www.bioinnovationcentre.com

Amit Malhotra

Megan Fisher, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Industry Engagement, La Trobe University (+61 9479 2070)

Sid Jain, Director of Precinct Development & Operations, La Trobe University (+61 408 764 036)

Bio-Innovation-Hub-April-24-WEB-.pdf (latrobe.edu.au)

About Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre (BBC)                                                                    

Located in Bangalore, Karnataka, often referred to as the “Silicon Valley of India”. BBC strives to cultivate an environment conducive to biotech innovators, startups, and researchers. The rapid growth and success of the Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre (BBC) since its establishment in 2016 highlight its effectiveness as a hub for biotech startups in India. Its strategic focus on supporting innovation across various domains of life sciences, including Healthcare, MedTech, Pharmaceutical, Agriculture, food, and nutrition, Industrial biotechnology, Integrated Veterinary, Bio-IT, Bio-Electronics, Blue economy, sustainability, clean and climate tech underscores its role in addressing critical challenges and driving progress in these areas. BBC provides cutting-edge infrastructure, specialised equipment, mentorship, networking opportunities, and funding support to biotech startups and entrepreneurs. Additionally, BBC fosters collaborations among academia, industry, and government bodies to drive innovation and commercialisation in the biotechnology sector. BBC plays a crucial role in nurturing the growth of biotech startups, accelerating the development of new biotech products and technologies, and contributing to the overall growth of the biotechnology ecosystem in India and the globe. We strive to create an ecosystem for startups from Karnataka to the globe and the globe to Karnataka.

About La Trobe University

For more than 50 years, La Trobe University has been transforming people and societies. Located in Melbourne, Australia, the University works collaboratively across disciplines and with partners to develop fresh ways of thinking and conducting research – constantly seeking new ways to engage with and better serve its partners and communities, to build relationships and develop solutions for the issues facing society. Along with holding its top 300 ranking in Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings 2024, La Trobe earned the prestigious ‘Most Improved – Oceania Award’ in the QS World University Rankings 2025, rising 183 places over the past five years to claim its new spot at 217 of the 1,500 universities evaluated. Read more about La Trobe here.

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Bio Innovation Corridor established between India and La Trobe University, Australia

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Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan, Dr. Jitendra Kumar, MD BIRAC, La Trobe University VC Prof Theo Farrell & Ms. Michelle Wade, Victoria’s Commissioner to South Asia, post signing of the Letter of Intent

New Delhi, India, 18 September – Australia’s La Trobe University and India’s Biotechnology Industry Research Association Council (BIRAC) have today signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to establish a Bio Innovation Corridor to support the development of research and innovation.

La Trobe University is ranked in the top one per cent of the world’s universities. It has a proud and successful history in India, partnering with tertiary institutions and organisations on projects that benefit both countries, and helping develop India’s brightest minds through joint education opportunities.

The Bio Innovation Corridor between India and the Australian state of Victoria will open access and provide landing pad opportunities to entrepreneurs, startups and researchers from both countries.

The LOI will enable La Trobe and BIRAC to scale up and foster collaboration with knowledge-based technologies and ideas leveraging biotechnology, with applications in agtech, food tech, medtech, and for human health and wellness purposes.

La Trobe University Vice-Chancellor Professor Theo Farrell said the University was delighted to announce the creation of the Bio Innovation Corridor.

“This exciting new partnership will offer the skills, infrastructure and capabilities of La Trobe University to Indian startups, entrepreneurs and researchers that have ideas and technologies that can be scaled up for applications and commercialisation in Indian and Australian markets,” Professor Farrell said.

“It is part of our vision to develop an ecosystem of research and innovation through co-location opportunities, including at our University City of the Future at our Melbourne campus in Bundoora and our four Victorian regional campuses.

“Here, promising start ups, entrepreneurs and corporates from India can establish their R&D, innovation, product development and commercialisation facilities in conjunction with La Trobe through a range of innovative business partnership models.”

The LOI was signed by Prof Farrell and Dr. Jitendra Kumar, Managing Director of BIRAC, during the Victoria Connect event, which was attended by Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan.

Premier Allan said Victoria was a prime location for both international students and collaboration on important research and innovation.

“The agreement between La Trobe University and BIRAC offers immense opportunities to entrepreneurs and researchers from India through access to La Trobe’s world-class facilities at its campuses in regional Victoria and Melbourne,” the Premier said.

Dr Jitender Kumar from BIRAC said: “Today’s signing of the Letter of Intent between India and La Trobe University represents a significant milestone in the realm of biotechnological advancement. This formalizes our commitment to fostering collaborative research and innovation at the global level. The Bio Innovation Corridor will open new avenues for entrepreneurs by fostering cross-border collaboration and leveraging our collective expertise. This partnership exemplifies the potential of international synergy in advancing cutting-edge solutions for global scientific progress.”

La Trobe recently launched a purpose-built Bio Innovation Hub (BIH) that will help startup companies develop new technologies in med tech and drug delivery.

“Facilities like the Bio Innovation Hub and our Digital Innovation Hub are opportunities where Karnataka-based startups and new technology players will be encouraged to co-locate and work in a vibrant biotechnology-based ecosystem for building their businesses,” Professor Farrell said.

The Victoria Connect event in Delhi organised on 17 September 2024, is showcasing the opportunities between Victoria and India in the higher education and value-adding technology sectors.

Contact:

Amit Malhotra

Megan Fisher, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Industry Engagement, La Trobe University (+61 9479 2070) Sid Jain, Director of Precinct Development & Operations, La Trobe University (+61 408 764 036) Bio-Innovation-Hub-April-24-WEB-.pdf (latrobe.edu.au)

About the Biotechnology Industry Research Association Council (BIRAC)

Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC) is a Not-for-profit, Section 8, Public Sector Enterprise set up by the Department of Biotechnology under the Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India. BIRAC’s mandate is to strengthen and empower emerging Biotech enterprises. The organization is committed to promoting, nurturing and enabling the Biotech Innovation Ecosystem to develop globally competitive affordable products to address the unmet needs of society at large. BIRAC through Public Private Partnership has taken up a multitude of activities from providing funds for high-risk translational research, supporting nascent ideas, capacity building through creating bioincubation centres as shared infrastructure, handholding through mentoring and training, to policy advocacy for empowering the biotech ecosystem in India.

About La Trobe University

For more than 50 years, La Trobe University has been transforming people and societies. Located in Melbourne, Australia, the University works collaboratively across disciplines and with partners to develop fresh ways of thinking and conducting research – constantly seeking new ways to engage with and better serve its partners and communities, to build relationships and develop solutions for the issues facing society. Along with holding its top 300 ranking in Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings 2024, La Trobe earned the prestigious ‘Most Improved – Oceania Award’ in the QS World University Rankings 2025, rising 183 places over the past five years to claim its new spot at 217 of the 1,500 universities evaluated. Read more about La Trobe here.

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Celeste: A Self-Learning AI App That Can Learn Anything

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These days, one often talks about the kind of revolution that artificial intelligence or AI has brought in the world. Almost every day, a new application of AI is being discovered in some part of the world. When it comes to understanding, applying, and innovating AI, India has been at the forefront. Several technology-based companies in the country have played an important role in the advancement of AI technology. Galaxy Neuron, a Bengaluru-based tech company, has now come up with Celeste, a revolutionary self-learning AI app that can learn anything.

Elaborating on how this app came into being, Deepak Honakeri, founder of Galaxy Neuron says, “As a company, Galaxy Neuron has been consistently carrying out extensive research on artificial intelligence and working towards finding new and innovative ways to harness its capabilities to bring about an improvement in the lives of people based in all parts of the world. The thought that led to the creation of Celeste was putting together an AI app that would have a mind as curious as human beings and could learn anything you teach it. Apart from processing information well, it does an excellent job of retaining it.”

Celeste has several features that make it a very interesting AI app. One of the biggest benefits of using Celeste is that it works in offline mode and you do not need an active internet connection to run it. Owing to its self-learning feature, the app gets to know about and updates itself to fresh information and the latest trends quickly. The app comes with robust security features which ensure that no data ever gets leaked.

“Celeste is a result of months of hard work and dedicated efforts put in by the team. When you start using this app, you realize it offers several features which no other AI-based learning app has brought to the fore till now. Apart from ensuring that it performs optimally as a learning app, we have also made an effort to ensure that it exhibits a certain degree of versatility and flexibility. One can make this app learn through any kind of PDF data and then, get it to solve problems by asking the right questions. It runs comfortably on all consumer-grade devices including personal computers, gaming laptops, and workstations”, says Honakeri.

Though it has been just a while since Celeste has been launched, the app has already received a very positive response from the users. One can download the app right away conveniently. While the robustness of the app has been appreciated by many, its user-friendly interface, too, has been greatly spoken of. Users can ask any kind of question through the app. They have the option of customizing it as per their domain or field. By launching Celeste, Galaxy Neuron has brought in a positive disruption in the AI learning space which would lead to further innovations in the future.

For more information, visit the website https://galaxy-neuron.com

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GOOD NEWS: CYBER SECURITY, AI & 100 HIGH DEMAND IT, SOFTWARE COURSES FOR 1,00,000 STUDENTS ONLINE APPLICATIONS INVITED FROM ALL OVER INDIA

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National Skill Academy Announces Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Ethical Hacking & Latest 100 High Demand Software , IT Online Courses for 1,00,000 Students with Govt. of India Certification; Online Applications Invited from All Over India.

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This program presents a remarkable chance for students who have passed Inter/10+2, or are pursuing/completed Engineering, Degree, PG, MBA, and Polytechnic Diploma courses to upgrade their skills in cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, and other IT/Computer Software Technologies.

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VRAD, Korean Virtual Reality Medical Education company, Expands into Asian Markets

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VRAd, a company specializing in virtual reality medical education software, has entered the Asian market in earnest and unveiled a new medical education simulator series. VRAd is expanding its market by introducing its core medical education simulator in major Asian countries such as [ Thailand, India, Taiwan, and Singapore ] .

The simulators released this time consist of ‘Core Nursing Skills Simulator’, ‘Oral Radiography Simulator’, ‘Severe Trauma Care Simulator’, ‘ Respirator Management Simulator’, and ‘Newborn APGAR Scoring Simulator’, and each simulator is designed to be operated by medical staff . It is designed to provide effective training in a realistic environment.

In particular, VR Ad plans to showcase these products at Medical Fair Asia (MFA) held in Singapore on September 11. At this expo, VRAd’s innovative medical education solutions are expected to receive great attention in the Asian market.

A VR Ad official said, “This entry into the Asian market is an important step toward VR Ad’s global expansion,” adding, “In particular, product unveiling at the MFA held in Singapore will play a big role in strengthening our position in the Asian medical education field. “It is,” he said.

VR Ad has proven its outstanding technology and educational effectiveness by supplying its virtual reality medical education simulator to more than 80 medical and educational institutions in Korea . Through this entry into the Asian market, it is expected that more medical institutions will be able to utilize VR Ad’s innovative education solutions.

At VRAd’s booth at this MFA Expo, you can directly experience various medical simulator products, and VRAd officials will provide detailed explanations and demonstrations of the products. VRAd’s product is an innovative solution that allows users to communicate in real time, learn various medical situations in a virtual environment, and prepare for real-life situations, and aims to strengthen the capabilities of medical staff.

Website: https://vrad.one/
Media Contact: VRAD in Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea
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