psir optional

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Political Science and International Relations (PSIR) stands out as a significant optional subject in the UPSC mains exam, assessing a candidate’s grasp of its historical evolution and ideological foundations. Unlike General Studies, the optional paper emphasizes conceptual clarity, requiring candidates to understand the theoretical dimensions and ideologies, complemented by historical context. Notably, many UPSC toppers, including the 2022 topper Ishita Kishore, have chosen PSIR. Proficiency in political science is crucial for civil service aspirants aiming to become effective bureaucrats, as it enables them to maintain non-partisanship, comprehend political thought processes, and understand the behavioural patterns of political leaders, garnering respect from diverse entities, including the general public.

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Political Science and International Relations (PSIR) stands out as a significant optional subject in the UPSC mains exam, assessing a candidate’s grasp of its historical evolution and ideological foundations. Unlike General Studies, the optional paper emphasizes conceptual clarity, requiring candidates to understand the theoretical dimensions and ideologies, complemented by historical context. Notably, many UPSC toppers, including the 2022 topper Ishita Kishore, have chosen PSIR. Proficiency in political science is crucial for civil service aspirants aiming to become effective bureaucrats, as it enables them to maintain non-partisanship, comprehend political thought processes, and understand the behavioural patterns of political leaders, garnering respect from diverse entities, including the general public.

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