#ethicsforupsc

There is hardly any single book which can holistically cover the entire Ethics Syllabus for UPSC CSE.

What I did to prepare for the Ethics paper was I enrolled in Ethics foundation coaching at Eden IAS.

The course, along with concept classes, provided 6 Printed Books in total. 

Out of the total 6, 4 were main books including a book on Theoretical Framework wherein theory concepts were explained in a lucid manner, followed by a book on Ethical glossary which explains various terminologies pertaining to Ethics, then book on 70 Thinkers & Thoughts which consisted many scholars associated with Ethics including Indian as well as Western philosophers, and lastly a practice book called Ethics Workbook on Case Studies which had 100 Case Studies to be solved through rigorous practice. Apart from these there were  2 revision snippets for revision purposes.

Preparing for the paper of Ethics Integrity and Aptitude (Union Public Service Commission) exam can be a challenging but at the same time, a rewarding task. Here are some tips to help you get started:

Understand the format of the exam: The UPSC conducts a written exam as well as an interview for the Civil Services Examination (CSE). The written exam consists of nine papers, including an ethics paper. 

Familiarise yourself with the syllabus: The UPSC has specified a detailed syllabus for the ethics paper. It is essential to go through the syllabus carefully and understand the topics that will be covered in the exam.

Read widely: In order to score well in the ethics paper, it is crucial to have a broad and deep understanding of ethical theories and principles. 

Practice writing: The ethics paper is an subjective-based exam, and it is important to practise writing on ethical topics. Start by writing short answers i.e. the 10 marker ones, and gradually increase the length and complexity of your answers by focusing on Case Studies.

Mr. Tirthankar Roychowdhary is considered to be one of the best faculty, guide and mentor of Ethics for UPSC, aka GS Paper-4. He teaches at Eden IAS and is based in ORN, New Delhi.

He is very much loved by his students, for the manner in which he teaches this subject. His way of teaching  clearly reflects how well versed he is with this subject. He makes it easier, not just to comprehend the theoretical components of the subject like What Ethics is

To boost your UPSC G.S Paper IV medication with Eden IAS Institute. We give all the necessary notes and accoutrements related to  Ethics, Integrity and Aptitude. And we prepare for case study and answer jotting related to it.

Ethics Book For UPSC Study Booklets and other content that is curated by Roy sir only. These include:

Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude - Theoretical Framework 

Glossary for Ethics

Ethics workbook on case studies

70 Thinkers & Thoughts

Why did ethics come into actuality, why did we need it?

1.) As we know that humans came into actuality from a critter named. Whose brain development was negligible, at that time the geste of man was like a beast, he used to hunt and fill his stomach and searched for his place to live every day. At that time he had no knowledge of right and wrong.

2.) As humans evolved and came the moment Homo sapiens. sluggishly his allowing capability started adding. With the agreement of cultivated agreements, there were some further changes in the gets and what justice is.

Ethics Integrity and Aptitude cover the whole paper 4 of the UPSC CSE Mains examination. This subject is more about conceptual clarity and thinking abilities than factual understanding. Ethics can be made easy by learning from Tirthankar Roy Chowdhary Sir.

He teaches in veritably simple terms and with his guidance, it's veritably easy to make a holistic approach to the answers and also to deal with case studies. Tirthankar Roy Chowdhary Sir in an excellent faculty for the Ethics Integrity and Aptitude paper 4

Ethics UPSC is a tactical subject that requires a different approach. You cannot opt for the generic GS papers’ approach. You need to opt for a new strategy altogether. Keeping all this in mind, I decided to study Ethics. I made a booklist:

Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude - Santosh Ajmera & Nanda Kishore Reddy Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude by Arihant Publications Human Values - IGNOU material Lexicon for Ethics, Integrity & Aptitude A Short Introduction to Ethics – Dr. S.N. Singh

But studying Ethics on your own is not easy. Eventually, I gave up. I decided not to waste any more time and seek some guidance. Thankfully, I stumbled upon the Ethics course at Eden IAS. Eden IAS has an Ethics course named “Ethics GS4 foundation course”. I got myself enrolled in that. The course is taught by Mr. Tirthankar Roychowdhary, the jewel of Eden IAS. He has the best interpersonal and explanation skills any Ethics teacher can have. 

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The most tactical subject is Ethics for UPSC or General Studies-IV. As a result, students find it difficult to score well in GS-IV and in the end, fail to crack the Mains examination. But to help you pull out of the woods, Eden IAS extends a full-fledged course on Ethics. Scroll down and find all you need to know about this course and how will it benefit you if you get enrolled in it.

All you need to know about Ethics for UPSC

Eden IAS has a course for Ethics for UPSC with the name “Ethics GS4 Foundation Course”. Fondly referred to as “Roy sir” by students, Mr. Tirthankar Roychowdhary provides hand-holding guidance in this course. Sir has an exception course over this course. In addition to that, he also curates crisp study material for students.

General Studies-IV (GS-IV) i.e Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude are one of the most tactical papers set by the UPSC CSE board committee. This paper requires a different approach as compared to what we usually apply in the case of GS papers or Prelims. As an aspirant myself, I had opted for Eden IAS’s Ethics course. Once you opt for it, the road will become clearer for you:

Schedule - Syllabus will be covered as per a systematic schedule and nothing will be missed. This is the most time-saving aspect of this strategy. Once Eden provides you with a schedule, follow it diligently. 

Revision - During every lecture, you will be asked to write class notes. Try to listen and scribble down what is being taught. Go home and revise the notes. Trust me, you will be able to grasp each and everything with utmost ease if you will repeat this cycle every day.