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Most aspirants read more but score less because they miss the process. This video breaks down a simple 3‑stage system to dominate UPSC Mains: analyze syllabus through the PYQ lens to carve clear Micro-Themes, build tight, consolidated notes, then master answer writing with a structured 6‑step approach. See how Micro-Themes create predictability across GS1–GS4 (EI, RPA, Agri-Tech, MCC, EVM, etc.) and make revision fast while lifting scores from 650–700 to 750+ with clarity and consistency. If the preparation feels endless, switch to this framework and watch your confidence and marks rise, paper by paper.

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0:00 — Introduction
0:56 — Define Mains in one line: Micro-Themes drive the entire prep
2:10 — Why random hard work fails; fix the process, not the hours
2:45 — Stage 1: Read syllabus via PYQ lens; define sources
2:50 — Stage 2: Notes are a 5‑stage consolidation system
2:59 — Stage 3: Answer writing as a 6‑stage mastery
6:36 — GS1 example: World Physical Geography → clear micro-theme buckets
9:11 — Predictability arrives once micro-themes are defined
9:41 — GS2 example: RPA → MCC, electoral reforms, disputes, EVM
12:12 — GS3 example: Agri-Tech → productivity, income, credit, marketing
14:25 — GS4 example: EI → role in admin, crisis of conscience, EQ vs IQ
17:00 — Why this reduces burden; faster revisions after first pass
17:26 — Proof point: Notes directly mirror in copies (ranker observation)