APSC Mains 2018 Test Series – History Paper
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Details of APSC Mains 2018 Test Series – History Paper
- Total 8 Tests full length of Paper I & II (Six Section-wise Test + Two Full Syllabus Test)
- Tests will be conducted over the span of five months (late-February 2019 to early-July 2019)
- Question Papers will be mailed on schedule date and Answer Boosters will be mailed after seven days/schedule date.
- Topics to study and limited study materials will be uploaded in our website (http://www.assamexam.com/), before every test.
- Test solutions discussion session can be arranged on online forum (on request).
Enrollment Package
Enrollment to the Test Series will entail Tests Question Papers and Answer Booster only.
- 8 Tests (Question Papers + Answer Boosters)
- Fee: Rs. 625/-
Program Objective
- History Optional Papers, which contribute a total of 400 marks is among the very popular optionals in the APSC CC (Mains) Exam of previous years and it will continue to be taken be a substantial number of aspirants as an optional in APSC CC (Mains) Exam APSC 2018 too.
- In this Test Series, we will provide a practical and focused approach that will help you to understand the demand of APSC exam and effectively improve your performance in the Mains exam.
- The Test series will fine tune your answer writing skills to ensure that you make the maximum utilization of 3 hours of each History optional Paper in APSC CCE (Mains) 2018.
| TEST SCHEDULE & SYLLABUS SPLIT-UP |
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| Test No. | Syllabus Coverage | Test Date | Answer Booster Date |
| Test 1 |
Unit I : Indian History: ANCIENT INDIA: (i) Indus Valley Civilisation — relation with Rigvedic and West Asian civilisations. (ii) Polical and Social changes of trhe Rigvedic Aryans in the later vedic period, vedic culture. (iii) Effects of Alexanders invastion of India. (iv) Ashoka as a ruler and missionary his place in history. (v) Decline of the Mauryas and Ashokas responsibility for it. Administrative system of the Mauryas. (vi) Sungas, Kanvs, Pallavas and Satavahans (vii) Greatness of the Gupta— Guptas Golden Age, India Cultural contact with south-east Asia and neighbouring countries. (viii)Harshavardhanahis relation with King Bhaskarvarman of Kamrupa and Sasanka of Gauda -Huentsang. |
19-02-2019 | 24-02-2019 |
| Test 2 |
MEDIEVAL INDIA: |
10-03-2019 | 13-03-2019 |
| Test 3 |
MODERN INDIA: |
22-03-2019 | 28-03-2019 |
| Test 4 | Unit II : History of Great Britain 1485-1945 : (i) Importance of the Tudor periods, Henry VII’s regin a period of remedy and seed time Henry VIII – character and religious policy reformation of the English church. Elizabeth – Character, Home and foreign policy, glories of the reign of Elizabeth, Elizabeth and the church settlement, Tudor despotism relations of the Tudor monarchs with parliament achievement of the Tudor’s in different fields. (ii) The Stuart, Divine Right theory of kingship Character of James I, his struggle with parliament. Charles I – Character, Religious and foreign policy, Relations with parliament, arbitrary rule, Long parliament, Execution. 17 Dec. 2017 (iii) The Common Wealth and the protectorate, Oliver Cromwell, character, Home and foreign policy, Estimate. (iv) The restoration under Charles III. (v) James II – Character and policy, Glorious Revolution, Causes and consequences. (vi) Willium III and Mary, Growth of Cabinet System Foreign policy of Willium III. (vii) Queen Anne, War of the Spanish succession. (viii) George I and II, Importance of their succession War of Austrian Succession, Seven Years War. (ix) Walpole and Pitt the Elder. (x) George III Character and personal rule Wars of American independence, Effects. (xi) Pitt the younger – his home and foreign policy, England in the struggle against Napoleon. (xii) Industrial Revolution in England. (xiii) Parliamentary Reforms and Working Class Movement. (xiv) Queen Victoria’s reigin, the Charist Movement, eminent Prime Ministers of Victoria, Robert ped, Palmerstone, Gladstone and Disraeli. (xv) England and Ireland. (xvi) Edward VII to George VI, Anglo-German rivalry, World War I and England, World War II and England Participation, Winston Charchill – coming of the Labour Party to power 1945. |
17-04-2019 | 23-04-2019 |
| Test 5 |
Unit III : Modern Europe (1789-1945) : |
08-05-2019 | 13-05-2019 |
| Test 6 | Unit – IV : World History 1914-1945 :
(i) Results of World War I, Fourteen points of Wilson peace settlement of Paris, Treaty of Versailles its loopholes. (ii) The League of Nations – its success and failure. (iii) Russia at the close of World War I, Bolshevik Revilution – effect of the revolution – Russia and World War II. (iv) Rise of General Franco in Spain – Spain and World War I. Republic established in Spain, Civil War – Rise of General Franco in Spain. (v) Rise of Fascism in Italy under Mussolini – his home and foreign policy, Italy joins Germany in World War II. (vi) Rise of Nazism in Germany, Hitler – his home and foreign policy, Germany and World War II. (vii) Middle East – Treaty of Lausonne with Turkey, Mustapha Kamal and modernisation of Turkey. (viii) China – Sun Yet Sen and Chines Revolution. Rise of National Government in China, Chiang Kaisheck and the Communists, Sino Japaneses conflict, Communist success in China, Japan. Japan after World War-I – Relations with China, Sino Japanese conflict on the eve of World War-II, Japan joined the side of Germany and Italy, Attack on Pearl Harbour, war with USA, Defeat of Japan in the World War-II. (ix) USA, USA in peace – making after World War-I, USA and the League of Nations, USA and the reparation, USA and World War-II. (x) The UNO – its formation – principles and aims – different organists working. |
22-05-2019 | 27-05-2019 |
| Test 7 | Mock Test (Paper I Full Syllabus) | 14-06-2019 | 25-06-2019 |
| Test 8 | Mock Test (Paper II Full Syllabus) | 05-07-2019 | 10-07-2019 |
- Adhikary Education reserves all rights to make any change/modify/cancel exam(s) schedule without any prior information, if need so arises.
- To cover the topics of each exam thoroughly, there will be on an average 20 days gap between subsequent tests.
- The last test is placed in 05 July 2019 to ensure that it is close to APSC CC (Mains) Exam, so that you continue the habit of answer writing till the actual exam.
Program Approach
- The Test Series will cover all the areas/topics of History Paper 1 in Test 1 to 3 and 7 and all the areas/topics of History Paper 2 in Test 4 to 6 and 8.
- PDF Question Papers & Answer Boosters will be mailed to enrolled aspirants on schedule dates.
Terms & Condition
- Adhikary Education’s materials/services are for individuals use only. In case any person is found involved in any violation of copyrights of Adhikary Education materials, the admission to the test series will be cancelled and legal actions may be taken.
- Adhikary Education reserves all rights related to Enrollment to the Test Series.
- Adhikary Education reserves all rights to make any change/modify/cancel the exam schedule/date without any prior information, if need so arises.
- The candidates enrolling in the test series, needs to provide APSC Roll No. and other details, as and when asked to do so. This information will not be shared with any other party, without your consent.
- Fee once paid, is non-refundable and non-transferable in all circumstances. Provision(s) of ‘Payment Terms and Conditions’ of http://www.assamexam.com/terms-conditions/ will be applicable for payment in regard to this test series also.
Registration/Enrollment
- Registrations for this test series open from 7th January 2019 at Assamexam.com
NOTE: Answer Booster will be provided, NOT Ready-made paragraph form of answers.
FAQs
Q1. What is ‘Answer Booster‘?
Answer Booster will contain must-have contents and points/facts/gist of the answer, so that using information of Answer Booster, candidate can write better answers in your own language and style.
Q2. Why ‘Answer Booster‘, instead of Complete Answers to the questions
Civil Service Mains Exams are pattered subjective, to test the candidate’s ability to formulate arguments supported with reasoning and evidence, application of knowledge, writing skills, language proficiency and most importantly unique individual approaches of different candidates to the same set of questions. So, for the all the tests of this Test Series, we will provide Answer Booster, containing the core must-have points/facts of Question’s Answer.
“We don’t believe in Spoon feeding, instead, we will provide you all necessary resources/information, and you present the answers in your own unique ways. After all, you are the future Civil Servant, Not Just Anybody.”
– Give Your Best in Preparation, Reap the Best in Result –
