IAS Previous Year ENVIRONMENT Questions | Lecture 3 | Basic Concept and Terminology | Part 3

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This is the Third lecture from the component Environement. It consists of part one containing 5 Questions from the topic 'Basic Concept and terminology - Part 3' along with a very detailed explanation that will help you revise the concepts associated with this topic holistically for IAS exam.

A sound knowledge of the play field can guarantee a success in the game. UPSC is nothing but a game which can be won easily, provided that we are well aware of this field.
How will we achieve this?
By analysing the previous year IAS questions starting from 1995-2018 and learning about the twists and traps that are set for the candidate in IAS exam. In this series not only will we cover the important founadtional concepts and facts for UPSC but will also demonstrate as to how IAS questions are framed around these concepts. We will learn how to hit a sixer on a googly and how to apply tigdams to reach the correct answers.
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1) By deeply analyzing all previous year papers of UPSC prelims starting from 1995 - 2018.
2) By identifying all important topics and sub topics based on the previous year analysis.
3) By covering the above identified topics and covering them as part