In this powerful session, Mitra Sir breaks down the real reason why toppers, including IAS officers, rely heavily on handwritten notes — and why you should too if you’re preparing for UPSC 2025 or beyond.
This video is not just about making notes — it’s about understanding the art of converting complex UPSC content into your own words, and how that improves retention, revision speed, and answer writing quality.
✍️ What You'll Learn in This Video:
✅ Why handwritten notes are better than digital PDFs or borrowed coaching notes
✅ How to make effective, to-the-point notes for each subject
✅ The science behind writing and memory retention
✅ How toppers revise faster using their own written material
✅ Where to use flowcharts, diagrams, and keyword mapping
✅ Common mistakes aspirants make while making notes
✅ Real examples from students of Mitra Sir who cracked IAS/IPS/IFS
🧠 Perfect For:
✔️ Beginners starting UPSC prep in 2025/2026
✔️ Students struggling with retention and revision
✔️ Aspirants confused between digital vs handwritten notes
✔️ Those aiming for better answer writing and essay skills
✔️ Anyone who wants a long-term strategy for UPSC Mains
📌 Mitra Sir’s Advice on Note-Making:
🔸 Make notes in your own language
🔸 Keep them short, crisp, and revision-friendly
🔸 Use A4 sheets, folders, or notebooks with clear headings
🔸 Separate notes for Prelims, Mains, Ethics, Essay, and Optional
🔸 Do not copy-paste — process and simplify the content
🔸 Make revision maps or mind maps before exams
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🙌 About Mitra Sir & Mitras IAS:
Mitra Sir, known as one of the best mentors for Philosophy Optional, Ethics, and Essay, has guided hundreds of successful UPSC aspirants. His emphasis on handwritten notes and structured revision has helped many achieve top ranks including AIR 3 Ankita Jain and Kashish Bakshi IAS.
📌 Don’t Just Watch — Implement!
This one simple habit can save your attempt and boost your preparation like nothing else.
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