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👉 Join Smash Mains 2026 - https://shorturl.at/1eRHN.

UPSC Mains is a fundamentally different game. It takes a different mindset & skill altogether. Only the Rankers and aspirants who have attempted the Mains know what it takes to crack it. Only they understand the nature of the beast. They know that nothing can be taken for granted in this exam. The margin of error is near zero and It takes obsession to improve each mark.

Ask any ranker and they’ll tell you that every mark matters. You bleed for every extra 0.5. There is no safety net. There are no guarantees. And there is no room for error.

That's why Smash Mains 2026 is built for those who want to make the best of the next 2 months and score over 450+ in GS Mains.

This year Smash Mains will include X-factor sessions by UPSC'24 AIR 3 Archit (447 Marks in GS Mains). These X-factor sessions will include a complete GS 1 to 4 prep strategy, IMP Microthemes and PYQs discussion, Note-making, ranker answer copy discussion and more. These aren’t feel-good sessions. These are real, cut-the-noise sessions on how to score 450+ in GS.

👉 Join Smash Mains 2026 - https://shorturl.at/1eRHN

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Learn the Theme–Demand supremacy that turns average Mains answers into rank‑winning scripts. Watch mentors break a “simple” Harappan Architecture 10‑marker and a French Revolution 15‑marker, show why single‑demand writing limits marks, and demonstrate the 70‑30 split that adds a second line of thought using PYQs. See how to read directives (“Explain” = cause→effect), build D1/D2/D3, and link outcomes to today’s challenges for high‑density, contemporary answers. If consistent 400+ in GS sounds hard, this session makes it feel structured, repeatable, and achievable—with examples, continuity hooks, and the exact framing evaluators reward.

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0:00 – Introduction
0:34 – The “X-Factor” that pushes GS scores beyond 400+
0:59 – Video starts here
1:58 – Case study: Harappan Architecture 10-marker (how toppers differentiate)
3:53 – Beginner vs Ranker: the common 10-point trap
5:00 – 70-30 approach: create Demand-2 using PYQs
5:41 – Continuity elements: Harappa to present (examples that pop)
7:59 – Make it contemporary: tying basics to current relevance
8:19 – 15-marker strategy: force 3 demands (D1/D2/D3)
10:26 – Reading directives right: “Explain” = cause-and-effect mapping
12:43 – Beating default mode: density, linkage, and level-2 answers