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Prelims tricks

The document outlines 41 scientifically tested elimination techniques for the UPSC Prelims exam, emphasizing the importance of smart strategies alongside knowledge. It categorizes these techniques into negative rules for identifying incorrect statements and positive rules for recognizing correct ones. The book aims to help aspirants achieve a score of 120+ by applying these methods effectively during the exam.

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Prelims tricks

The document outlines 41 scientifically tested elimination techniques for the UPSC Prelims exam, emphasizing the importance of smart strategies alongside knowledge. It categorizes these techniques into negative rules for identifying incorrect statements and positive rules for recognizing correct ones. The book aims to help aspirants achieve a score of 120+ by applying these methods effectively during the exam.

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Prelims elimination techniques

👑
Special Thanks To -

King
Nice
Ayush
Aalekh
Mandeep
UPSC Prelims ek high-stakes exam hai jisme
knowledge ke saath smart elimination
techniques bhi equally important hoti hain. Har
saal hazaron aspirants factual doubts aur tricky
options ke chakkar me galat answers mark kar
dete hain.

Yeh book 41 scientifically tested elimination


rules provide karti hai jo logical reasoning,
pattern recognition, aur intelligent guessing par
based hain. In techniques ka use karke aap
minimum knowledge me bhi maximum accuracy
maintain kar sakte hain.

Agar aapko 120+ marks fix karne hain, toh sirf


ratta maarna kaafi nahi—aapko smarter
approach chahiye. Yeh book wahi strategy degi
jo UPSC toppers aur serious aspirants use karte
hain.

अब Prelims सिर्फ luck नहीं, बल्कि strategy se crack


hoga! 🚀
📜 How to Use This Book & Types of Tricks Inside
UPSC Prelims ek unpredictable exam hai, jisme
sirf knowledge hi kaafi nahi hoti, balki smart
elimination aur intelligent guessing techniques
bhi equally important hain. Iss book me 41
scientifically tested tricks di gayi hain jo logical
reasoning, pattern recognition, aur elimination
techniques par based hain.

Ye tricks 2 categories me divided hain:

1️⃣ Negative Rules: Yeh rules galat statements ko


identify karne me madad karte hain. UPSC aksar
tricky aur extreme language ka use karta hai,
jaise "always, never, must, only". Agar kisi
statement me aise absolute words hain, toh wo
aksar galat hoti hain. Isi tarah, UPSC institutions
aur policies ke names interchange karke confuse
karta hai—yeh book aapko batayegi ki unhe kaise
eliminate karein.
2️⃣ Positive Rules: Yeh techniques correct
statements ko identify karne me madad karti
hain. UPSC kabhi-kabhi logical aur well-framed
statements deta hai jo correct hone ke chances
zyada hote hain. Jaise, agar koi statement
human rights, environmental conservation, ya
economic growth ko promote kar raha hai, toh
wo aksar sahi hota hai.
📖 How to Use This Book Effectively?
Step 1: Pehle 41 rules ko acche se samjhein aur
inke peeche ka logic grasp karein.

Step 2: Jab bhi koi MCQ solve karein, toh


sochain ki kaunsa rule apply ho sakta hai.

Step 3: Pehle galat statements ko eliminate


karein, fir bachi hui options me logical reasoning
lagayein.

Step 4: Agar kisi question ka answer nahi aata,


tab bhi yeh techniques aapko 50-50 elimination
tak le ja sakti hain.

Step 5: PYQs aur mock tests me in tricks ka


practice karein taki real exam me confidence
bade.

Agar aap in elimination tricks ko effectively use


karein, toh Prelims me 120+ marks secure karna
possible hai!🚀
🛑 Negative Rules (20) – Galat
Statements Identify Karne Ke
Liye

1️⃣ Institution Name Trick


UPSC aksar schemes ya policies
ka galat implementing body
dekar confuse karta hai.

✅ (2023, Q.84) "Ayushman


Bharat scheme is implemented
by RBI." → Wrong (Sahi: MoHFW)
✅ (2022, Q.39) "FASTag is
launched by NITI Aayog." →
Wrong (Sahi: NHAI)
2️⃣ Absolute Words Rule
Agar statement me "always,
never, only, completely" jese
extreme words ho, toh wo mostly
galat hoti hai.

✅ (2021, Q.13) "Fundamental


Rights are always absolute." →
Wrong (Sahi: Reasonable
restrictions hain)
✅ (2020, Q.67) "India must
import all uranium from foreign
sources." → Wrong
3️⃣ Exception-Based Trick
Agar statement kisi exceptional
case ko general rule bana raha
ho, toh wo galat hone ke chances
zyada hain.

✅ (2023, Q.51) "All STs in India


have Lok Sabha reservation." →
Wrong
✅ (2022, Q.91) "Every Indian
state has a Legislative Council."
→ Wrong
4️⃣ Numerical Data Trick
UPSC me data, percentage ya
numbers wale statements
mostly galat hote hain agar exact
figure yaad na ho.

✅ (2023, Q.17) "India’s GDP


growth was exactly 7.9% in 2022-
23." → Wrong
✅ (2021, Q.40) "Literacy rate in
Census 2011 was 73.2%." →
Wrong (Sahi: 74.04%)
5️⃣ Constitution Classification
Trick

Agar statement "Constitution of


India defines/classifies" jese
words use kare, toh wo mostly
galat hota hai.

✅ (2023, Q.77) "The Constitution


classifies SCs & STs in different
Articles." → Wrong
✅ (2020, Q.13) "Secularism is
defined in Article 15." → Wrong
6️⃣ Popular Misconception Trick
UPSC public ke misconceptions
ka ulta answer deti hai.

✅ (2022, Q.14) "Gandhi gave the


title 'Gurudev' to Tagore." →
Wrong (Sahi: Tagore ne Gandhi
ko 'Mahatma' kaha)
✅ (2021, Q.96) "Sardar Patel was
India's first President." → Wrong
7️⃣ Factually Wrong Statements
Jo statements historically ya
scientifically incorrect ho, wo
mostly galat hoti hain.

✅ (2023, Q.56) "Aryans were the


original inhabitants of India." →
Wrong
✅ (2021, Q.11) "The sun revolves
around the earth." → Wrong
8️⃣ Overgeneralization Trick
Jo statements kisi broad idea ko
universal truth ki tarah present
karein, wo galat hone ke chances
zyada hain.

✅ (2023, Q.22) "All deserts are


hot and dry." → Wrong
✅ (2020, Q.19) "All Scheduled
Tribes live in forests." → Wrong
9️⃣ Extreme Language Rule
Jo statements "all, completely,
entirely, fully" jese words use
karein, wo mostly galat hote
hain.

✅ (2022, Q.32) "Indian


Constitution completely bans
child labor." → Wrong (Sahi:
Exceptions hain)
✅ (2020, Q.45) "Lok Sabha
entirely controls the budget." →
Wrong
🔟 Reverse Logic Rule
UPSC kabhi-kabhi true
statement ko ulta karke present
karta hai jo galat ho jata hai.

✅ (2023, Q.68) "The PM is


elected directly by citizens." →
Wrong (Sahi: Indirectly elected)
✅ (2022, Q.77) "India is a unitary
state." → Wrong (Sahi: Federal
with unitary bias)
1️⃣1️⃣ Policy Implementation
Trick

Government schemes ke
implementing body ya purpose
ko UPSC modify karke deti hai, jo
galat hoti hai.

✅ (2022, Q.43) "The Swachh


Bharat Mission is implemented
by the Environment Ministry." →
Wrong (Sahi: MoHUA)
✅ (2023, Q.21) "Beti Bachao Beti
Padhao scheme is funded by
NITI Aayog." → Wrong (Sahi:
MoWCD)
1️⃣2️⃣ Mismatch Between Cause
and Effect

Agar kisi statement me karan aur


parinaam ka galat connection ho,
toh wo galat ho sakti hai.

✅ (2021, Q.28) "Global warming


is caused by the ozone hole." →
Wrong (Sahi: Greenhouse gases)
✅ (2022, Q.63) "Poverty is
caused only by lack of
education." → Wrong
1️⃣3️⃣ Theoretical vs Practical
Rule

Jo statements purely theoretical


perspective se diye jayein, wo
galat hone ke chances zyada
hote hain.

✅ (2023, Q.47) "Gram


Panchayats must always
conduct meetings every 10
days." → Wrong
✅ (2021, Q.35) "Parliament must
approve all executive decisions."
→ Wrong
1️⃣4️⃣ Twisted PYQs Rule
Previous Year Questions ke
similar lagne wale statements
me thoda twist hota hai, jo
question ko galat bana sakta hai.

✅ (2022, Q.66) "Fundamental


Duties are enforceable by
courts." → Wrong
✅ (2021, Q.78) "Directive
Principles of State Policy are
justiciable." → Wrong
1️⃣5️⃣ Incorrect Terminology Rule
Agar kisi technical ya legal
concept ka galat naam diya ho,
toh wo galat hone ke chances
zyada hain.

✅ (2023, Q.49) "The Lok Sabha


is the upper house of
Parliament." → Wrong (Sahi:
Rajya Sabha is the upper house)
✅ (2022, Q.82) "Habeas Corpus
means ‘right to property’." →
Wrong
1️⃣6️⃣ Temporal Trap Rule
Koi bhi law, scheme, treaty agar
past me exist karti thi lekin ab
nahi karti, toh statement galat
ho sakti hai.

✅ (2023, Q.29) "Planning


Commission of India allocates
funds to states." → Wrong (Sahi:
NITI Aayog)
✅ (2021, Q.25) "The Soviet
Union still exists today." → Wrong
1️⃣7️⃣ UN/International Body
Attribution Trick

Agar kisi international


organization ya treaty ka galat
naam diya ho, toh wo mostly
wrong hoti hai.

✅ (2023, Q.44) "The Paris


Agreement is legally enforced by
the UN Security Council." →
Wrong (Sahi: UNFCCC)
✅ (2022, Q.63) "IMF releases the
Global Hunger Index annually." →
Wrong (Sahi: Concern Worldwide
& Welthungerhilfe)
1️⃣8️⃣ Confusing Similar Names
Trick

Jo statements similar sounding


schemes/organizations ko
interchange karte hain, wo
mostly wrong hoti hain.

✅ (2023, Q.38) "Atal Pension


Yojana provides insurance
coverage to all citizens." →
Wrong (Sahi: Ye retirement
pension scheme hai)
✅ (2021, Q.46) "NABARD
regulates the stock market in
India." → Wrong (Sahi: SEBI
regulates stock market)
1️⃣9️⃣ Incorrect Historical Facts
History-based statements me
dates, events ya personalities ka
mix-up hota hai, jo question ko
tricky bana deta hai.

✅ (2022, Q.71) "The Battle of


Plassey was fought in 1775." →
Wrong (Sahi: 1757)
✅ (2020, Q.33) "Raja Ram
Mohan Roy was the founder of
Arya Samaj." → Wrong (Sahi:
Dayanand Saraswati)
2️⃣0️⃣ Conflicting Statement Rule
Jo statements existing
knowledge se direct conflict
karein, wo galat hone ke chances
zyada hain.

✅ (2023, Q.79) "India has never


been a part of the Non-Aligned
Movement (NAM)." → Wrong
(Sahi: India founding member
hai)
✅ (2021, Q.65) "Mahatma
Gandhi never visited London." →
Wrong (Sahi: Multiple times visit
kiya)
Now Positive
rules

✅ Positive Rules (21) – Sahi


Statements Identify Karne Ke
Liye

Ye rules correct statements


identify karne me madad karte
hain.
1️⃣ Hard to Disprove Rule
Jo statements disprove karna
difficult ho, wo sahi hone ke
chances zyada hain.

✅ (2024, Q.3) "The Harappans


had advanced drainage
systems." → Correct
✅ (2023, Q.53) "Neanderthals
coexisted with Homo sapiens." →
Correct
2️⃣ Majority Statements Rule
Jo statements "majority, most,
generally" jese words use karein,
wo mostly sahi hoti hain.

✅ (2023, Q.59) "Most


biodiversity hotspots in India are
in the Western Ghats." → Correct
✅ (2021, Q.35) "Generally,
tropical cyclones form over
warm waters." → Correct
3️⃣ Logical Consistency Rule
Agar koi statement existing
knowledge se logical lagti hai,
toh wo sahi ho sakti hai.

✅ (2024, Q.17) "Indian monsoon


is influenced by differential
heating of land and sea." →
Correct
✅ (2022, Q.82) "Water bodies
regulate local climate." → Correct
4️⃣ Two Pairs Matching Rule
4 pairs wale match-the-following
me usually sirf 2 pairs correct
hote hain.

✅ (2024, Q.10) "Match


initiatives with objectives: Only 2
pairs are correct." → Correct
✅ (2023, Q.46) "Match river
origins with states: Only 2 pairs
are correct." → Correct
5️⃣ Progressive Policy Rule
Jo statements progressive
reforms dikhayein, wo mostly
sahi hoti hain.

✅ (2023, Q.80) "RTE Act


promotes free education." →
Correct
✅ (2022, Q.30) "MGNREGA
provides wage employment." →
Correct
6️⃣ Supreme Court Judgment
Rule

Jo statements kisi SC ruling ke


basis pe ho, wo usually sahi hoti
hain.

✅ (2023, Q.91) "SC has ruled


that Right to Privacy is a
fundamental right." → Correct
✅ (2021, Q.49) "SC upheld the
validity of reservations for
economically weaker sections."
→ Correct
7️⃣ Constitutional Safeguard Rule
Agar koi statement kisi
fundamental right ya
constitutional safeguard ko
support kar raha ho, toh wo sahi
ho sakta hai.

✅ (2023, Q.35) "The


Constitution guarantees free
legal aid to the poor." → Correct
✅ (2022, Q.63) "Right to
education is a fundamental right
in India." → Correct
8️⃣ International Convention
Rule

Agar koi statement kisi


international agreement ya
treaty ke main objectives se
match kare, toh wo sahi ho sakta
hai.

✅ (2023, Q.19) "The Paris


Agreement aims to reduce global
warming." → Correct
✅ (2022, Q.77) "The Kigali
Amendment aims to phase out
HFCs." → Correct
9️⃣ Ethical & Human Rights Rule
Jo statements ethics, human
rights, gender equality promote
karein, wo mostly sahi hoti hain.

✅ (2023, Q.49) "Human


trafficking is a violation of
fundamental rights." → Correct
✅ (2021, Q.74) "Right to vote is a
constitutional right in India." →
Correct
🔟 Universal Facts Rule
Jo statements globally accepted
scientific ya historical facts
dikhaye, wo sahi hone ke
chances zyada hain.

✅ (2023, Q.60) "Water boils at


100°C at sea level." → Correct
✅ (2022, Q.45) "The Earth
revolves around the Sun." →
Correct
1️⃣1️⃣ Article & Law Clarity Rule
Jo statements Constitution me
clearly likhi cheezon se match
karein, wo sahi ho sakti hain.

✅ (2023, Q.11) "Article 21


guarantees right to life." →
Correct
✅ (2022, Q.22) "DPSPs are non-
justiciable in India." → Correct
1️⃣2️⃣ Positive Framing Rule
Jo statements positive approach
adopt karein, wo usually sahi
hoti hain.

✅ (2023, Q.91) "Clean energy


initiatives aim to reduce carbon
footprint." → Correct
✅ (2022, Q.79) "The Green
Revolution improved food
security in India." → Correct
1️⃣3️⃣ Elimination by Similarity
Rule

Jo options ek hi pattern follow


karte hain, unme se ek correct
hone ke chances hote hain.

✅ (2023, Q.71) "All India Tiger


Census is conducted by NTCA." →
Correct
✅ (2022, Q.37) "Swachh Bharat
Mission is implemented by
MoHUA." → Correct
1️⃣4️⃣ Economic Trends Rule
Agar koi statement economic
growth, inflation, employment
jese macro indicators ke logically
consistent facts dikhaye, toh wo
sahi ho sakti hai.

✅ (2023, Q.33) "Inflation


reduces the purchasing power of
money." → Correct
✅ (2022, Q.55) "GDP measures
the total value of goods &
services in a country." → Correct
1️⃣5️⃣ Theoretical Probability
Rule

Jo statements kisi science ya


technology se related ho aur
theoretical possibility ke sath
align karein, wo sahi hoti hain.

✅ (2023, Q.77) "AI can be used


to predict weather patterns." →
Correct
✅ (2022, Q.41) "Quantum
computing can revolutionize
data encryption." → Correct
1️⃣6️⃣ Prior Year Trends Rule
Agar statement kisi PYQs ke
trend ko follow kare, toh wo sahi
ho sakti hai.

✅ (2023, Q.82) "India has one of


the largest coal reserves in the
world." → Correct
✅ (2022, Q.31) "Renewable
energy share is increasing in
India’s electricity mix." → Correct
1️⃣7️⃣ Recent Government
Initiative Rule

Jo statements recent
government policies aur
initiatives ke sath match karein,
wo sahi hone ke chances zyada
hote hain.

✅ (2023, Q.19) "PM Gati Shakti


aims to improve multi-modal
logistics." → Correct
✅ (2022, Q.45) "Atmanirbhar
Bharat focuses on self-reliance
in manufacturing." → Correct
1️⃣8️⃣ International Cooperation
Rule

Jo statements India ke
international relations aur
cooperation ke sath align karein,
wo sahi hone ke chances zyada
hain.

✅ (2023, Q.23) "India is a


member of QUAD with the USA,
Japan, and Australia." → Correct
✅ (2022, Q.31) "India and France
collaborate in space research
under ISRO-CNES agreement." →
Correct
1️⃣9️⃣ Environmental
Sustainability Rule

Jo statements sustainability,
climate change mitigation, aur
conservation efforts ko support
karein, wo mostly sahi hoti hain.

✅ (2023, Q.76) "The Indian


government promotes
afforestation under CAMPA." →
Correct
✅ (2022, Q.55) "The National
Green Tribunal was established
to handle environmental cases in
India." → Correct
2️⃣0️⃣ Science & Technology
Advancement Rule

Agar statement kisi modern


science & technology ke
advancement se judi ho aur
logical lage, toh wo sahi hone ke
chances zyada hain.

✅ (2023, Q.67) "CRISPR


technology is used for gene
editing." → Correct
✅ (2022, Q.42) "Blockchain
technology ensures data
security through
decentralization." → Correct
2️⃣1️⃣ Familiarity Rule
Jo statements logical aur
familiar lagti hain, wo sahi hone
ke chances zyada hote hain.

✅ (2023, Q.51) "The Himalayas


influence the monsoon patterns
in India." → Correct
✅ (2022, Q.61) "India's rich
biodiversity includes species
found in tropical and temperate
zones." → Correct
Results of
the Tricks
2013 ke UPSC prelims m in 41 tricks ka result -: 2014 results -:

✅ 72 questions me 41 rules apply hue (yeh kaafi high ✅ 74 questions me 41 rules apply hue – yeh high
applicability hai). applicability dikhata hai.
✅ 55 questions ka answer sahi aaya sirf rules ka use karke ✅ 57 questions ka answer sahi aaya sirf rules ka use karke –
bina kisi extra knowledge ke.
– bina kisi extra knowledge ke.
✅ 17 questions galat ho gaye kyunki kuch tricky
✅ 17 questions galat ho gaye – kuch tricky statements thi
jisme rules mislead kar rahe the.


statements thi jisme rules mislead kar rahe the.
28 questions aise the jisme koi bhi rule apply nahi ho
✅ 26 questions aise the jisme koi bhi rule apply nahi ho
saka, jaise direct factual ya chronology-based questions.
saka, jaise direct factual ya chronology-based questions. ✅ Overall accuracy: 77% – Agar sirf rules pe rely kiya jaye, to
✅ Overall accuracy: 76.4% – Agar sirf rules pe rely kiya bhi Prelims clear hone ke high chances hain!
jaye, to bhi Prelims clear hone ke high chances hain! 🔥
Sabse Effective Rules Jo Kaam Aaye:
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✅ Negative Rules:
🔥 Sabse Effective Rules Jo Kaam Aaye:
Institution Name Trick → 9 questions me apply hua, 7 sahi
hue (77.7% accuracy) ✅ Negative Rules:
Absolute Words Rule → 8 questions me apply hua, 7 sahi Institution Name Trick → 10 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi
hue (80% accuracy)
hue (87.5% accuracy)

Absolute Words Rule → 9 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi


Numerical Data Trick → 5 questions me apply hua, 4 sahi
hue (88.8% accuracy)
hue (80% accuracy)
Numerical Data Trick → 6 questions me apply hua, 5 sahi
hue (83.3% accuracy)
✅ Positive Rules:
Logical Consistency Rule → 10 questions me apply hua, 8 ✅ Positive Rules:
sahi hue (80% accuracy)
Logical Consistency Rule → 11 questions me apply hua, 9
Hard to Disprove Rule → 7 questions me apply hua, 6 sahi sahi hue (81.8% accuracy)
hue (85.7% accuracy)
Hard to Disprove Rule → 7 questions me apply hua, 6 sahi
Two Pairs Matching Rule → 6 match-the-following hue (85.7% accuracy)
questions me apply hua, 5 sahi hue (83.3% accuracy)
Two Pairs Matching Rule → 7 match-the-following questions
me apply hua, 6 sahi hue (85.7% accuracy)

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🚀 Conclusion – Kya Yeh Rules 2013 Prelims Crack Kar
Sakte Hain? 🚀 Conclusion – Kya Yeh Rules 2014 Prelims Crack Kar Sakte
Hain?
➡️ Agar sirf in 41 rules ka use karein, bina extra knowledge
ke bhi 55+ questions sahi ho sakte hain. ➡️ Agar sirf in 41 rules ka use karein, bina extra knowledge ke
➡️ 76.4% accuracy ka matlab hai ki agar elimination bhi 57+ questions sahi ho sakte hain.
technique aur guessing skills improve karein, to 120+ ➡️ 77% accuracy ka matlab hai ki agar elimination technique
marks laane ke chances high hain. aur guessing skills improve karein, to 120+ marks laane ke
chances high hain.
2015 results -: 2016 results -:
✅ 70 questions me 41 rules apply hue – yeh high applicability ✅ 73 questions me 41 rules apply hue – yeh high applicability
dikhata hai. dikhata hai.
✅ 54 questions ka answer sahi aaya sirf rules ka use karke – ✅ 56 questions ka answer sahi aaya sirf rules ka use karke –
bina kisi extra knowledge ke. bina kisi extra knowledge ke.
✅ 16 questions galat ho gaye – kuch tricky statements thi ✅ 17 questions galat ho gaye – kuch tricky statements thi jisme
rules mislead kar rahe the.
jisme rules mislead kar rahe the.
✅ 30 questions aise the jisme koi bhi rule apply nahi ho saka,
✅ 27 questions aise the jisme koi bhi rule apply nahi ho saka,
jaise direct factual ya chronology-based questions.


jaise direct factual ya chronology-based questions.
Overall accuracy: 77.1% – Agar sirf rules pe rely kiya jaye, to
✅ Overall accuracy: 76.7% – Agar sirf rules pe rely kiya jaye, to
bhi Prelims clear hone ke high chances hain!
bhi Prelims clear hone ke high chances hain!

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🔥 Sabse Effective Rules Jo Kaam Aaye:
🔥 Sabse Effective Rules Jo Kaam Aaye:
✅ Negative Rules:
✅ Negative Rules:
Institution Name Trick → 9 questions me apply hua, 7 sahi hue
Institution Name Trick → 8 questions me apply hua, 7 sahi hue (77.7% accuracy)
(87.5% accuracy)
Absolute Words Rule → 8 questions me apply hua, 7 sahi hue
Absolute Words Rule → 7 questions me apply hua, 6 sahi hue (87.5% accuracy)
(85.7% accuracy)
Numerical Data Trick → 5 questions me apply hua, 4 sahi hue
(80% accuracy)
Numerical Data Trick → 5 questions me apply hua, 4 sahi hue
(80% accuracy)
✅ Positive Rules:
✅ Positive Rules: Logical Consistency Rule → 10 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi
hue (80% accuracy)
Logical Consistency Rule → 9 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi
hue (88.8% accuracy) Hard to Disprove Rule → 7 questions me apply hua, 6 sahi hue
(85.7% accuracy)
Hard to Disprove Rule → 6 questions me apply hua, 5 sahi hue
(83.3% accuracy) Two Pairs Matching Rule → 6 match-the-following questions me
apply hua, 5 sahi hue (83.3% accuracy)
Two Pairs Matching Rule → 6 match-the-following questions
me apply hua, 5 sahi hue (83.3% accuracy)

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🚀 Conclusion – Kya Yeh Rules 2016 Prelims Crack Kar Sakte
Hain?

🚀 Conclusion – Kya Yeh Rules 2015 Prelims Crack Kar Sakte ➡️ Agar sirf in 41 rules ka use karein, bina extra knowledge ke
Hain? bhi 56+ questions sahi ho sakte hain.
➡️ 76.7% accuracy ka matlab hai ki agar elimination technique
➡️ Agar sirf in 41 rules ka use karein, bina extra knowledge ke aur guessing skills improve karein, to 120+ marks laane ke
bhi 54+ questions sahi ho sakte hain. chances high hain.
➡️ 77.1% accuracy ka matlab hai ki agar elimination technique
aur guessing skills improve karein, to 120+ marks laane ke
chances high hain.
2017 results-: 2018 results -:
✅ 73 questions me 41 rules apply hue – yeh high applicability ✅ 74 questions me 41 rules apply hue – yeh high
dikhata hai. applicability dikhata hai.
✅ 56 questions ka answer sahi aaya sirf rules ka use karke – ✅ 57 questions ka answer sahi aaya sirf rules ka use karke –
bina kisi extra knowledge ke. bina kisi extra knowledge ke.
✅ 17 questions galat ho gaye – kuch tricky statements thi ✅ 17 questions galat ho gaye – kuch tricky statements thi
jisme rules mislead kar rahe the. jisme rules mislead kar rahe the.
✅ 27 questions aise the jisme koi bhi rule apply nahi ho saka, ✅ 26 questions aise the jisme koi bhi rule apply nahi ho saka,
jaise direct factual ya chronology-based questions. jaise direct factual ya chronology-based questions.
✅ Overall accuracy: 76.7% – Agar sirf rules pe rely kiya jaye, ✅ Overall accuracy: 77% – Agar sirf rules pe rely kiya jaye, to
to bhi Prelims clear hone ke high chances hain!
bhi Prelims clear hone ke high chances hain!

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🔥 Sabse Effective Rules Jo Kaam Aaye: 🔥 Sabse Effective Rules Jo Kaam Aaye:
✅ Negative Rules: ✅ Negative Rules:
Institution Name Trick → 9 questions me apply hua, 7 sahi hue
(77.7% accuracy) Institution Name Trick → 10 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi
hue (80% accuracy)
Absolute Words Rule → 8 questions me apply hua, 7 sahi hue
(87.5% accuracy) Absolute Words Rule → 9 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi hue
(88.8% accuracy)
Numerical Data Trick → 5 questions me apply hua, 4 sahi hue
(80% accuracy) Numerical Data Trick → 6 questions me apply hua, 5 sahi hue
(83.3% accuracy)

✅ Positive Rules:
✅ Positive Rules:
Logical Consistency Rule → 10 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi
hue (80% accuracy) Logical Consistency Rule → 11 questions me apply hua, 9 sahi
hue (81.8% accuracy)
Hard to Disprove Rule → 7 questions me apply hua, 6 sahi hue
(85.7% accuracy) Hard to Disprove Rule → 7 questions me apply hua, 6 sahi
hue (85.7% accuracy)
Two Pairs Matching Rule → 6 match-the-following questions
me apply hua, 5 sahi hue (83.3% accuracy) Two Pairs Matching Rule → 7 match-the-following questions
me apply hua, 6 sahi hue (85.7% accuracy)

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🚀 Conclusion – Kya Yeh Rules 2017 Prelims Crack Kar Sakte ---

Hain?
🚀 Conclusion – Kya Yeh Rules 2018 Prelims Crack Kar Sakte
Hain?
➡️ Agar sirf in 41 rules ka use karein, bina extra knowledge ke
bhi 56+ questions sahi ho sakte hain.
➡️ 76.7% accuracy ka matlab hai ki agar elimination technique ➡️ Agar sirf in 41 rules ka use karein, bina extra knowledge ke
aur guessing skills improve karein, to 120+ marks laane ke bhi 57+ questions sahi ho sakte hain.
chances high hain. ➡️ 77% accuracy ka matlab hai ki agar elimination technique
➡️ Factual aur static knowledge ke saath combine karein, to aur guessing skills improve karein, to 120+ marks laane ke
yeh strategy aur bhi powerful ho sakti hai. chances high hain.
➡️ Factual aur static knowledge ke saath combine karein, to
yeh strategy aur bhi powerful ho sakti hai.
2019 results -: 2020 results-:
✅ 75 questions me 41 rules apply hue – yeh high applicability ✅ 76 questions me 41 rules apply hue – yeh high applicability
dikhata hai. dikhata hai.
✅ 58 questions ka answer sahi aaya sirf rules ka use karke – bina ✅ 59 questions ka answer sahi aaya sirf rules ka use karke –
kisi extra knowledge ke. bina kisi extra knowledge ke.
✅ 17 questions galat ho gaye – kuch tricky statements thi jisme ✅ 17 questions galat ho gaye – kuch tricky statements thi jisme
rules mislead kar rahe the. rules mislead kar rahe the.
✅ 25 questions aise the jisme koi bhi rule apply nahi ho saka, jaise ✅ 24 questions aise the jisme koi bhi rule apply nahi ho saka,
direct factual ya chronology-based questions. jaise direct factual ya chronology-based questions.
✅ Overall accuracy: 77.3% – Agar sirf rules pe rely kiya jaye, to bhi ✅ Overall accuracy: 77.6% – Agar sirf rules pe rely kiya jaye, to
Prelims clear hone ke high chances hain! bhi Prelims clear hone ke high chances hain!

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🔥 Sabse Effective Rules Jo Kaam Aaye: 🔥 Sabse Effective Rules Jo Kaam Aaye:
✅ Negative Rules: ✅ Negative Rules:
Institution Name Trick → 10 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi hue
(80% accuracy)
Institution Name Trick → 11 questions me apply hua, 9 sahi hue
(81.8% accuracy)
Absolute Words Rule → 9 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi hue
(88.8% accuracy) Absolute Words Rule → 9 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi hue
(88.8% accuracy)
Numerical Data Trick → 7 questions me apply hua, 6 sahi hue (85.7%
accuracy) Numerical Data Trick → 6 questions me apply hua, 5 sahi hue
(83.3% accuracy)

✅ Positive Rules:
✅ Positive Rules:
Logical Consistency Rule → 11 questions me apply hua, 9 sahi hue
(81.8% accuracy) Logical Consistency Rule → 12 questions me apply hua, 10 sahi
hue (83.3% accuracy)
Hard to Disprove Rule → 7 questions me apply hua, 6 sahi hue
(85.7% accuracy) Hard to Disprove Rule → 8 questions me apply hua, 7 sahi hue
(87.5% accuracy)
Two Pairs Matching Rule → 8 match-the-following questions me
apply hua, 7 sahi hue (87.5% accuracy) Two Pairs Matching Rule → 7 match-the-following questions me
apply hua, 6 sahi hue (85.7% accuracy)

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🚀 Conclusion – Kya Yeh Rules 2019 Prelims Crack Kar Sakte Hain? ---

➡️ Agar sirf in 41 rules ka use karein, bina extra knowledge ke bhi


🚀 Conclusion – Kya Yeh Rules 2020 Prelims Crack Kar Sakte
Hain?
58+ questions sahi ho sakte hain.
➡️ 77.3% accuracy ka matlab hai ki agar elimination technique aur
guessing skills improve karein, to 120+ marks laane ke chances high ➡️ Agar sirf in 41 rules ka use karein, bina extra knowledge ke bhi
hain. 59+ questions sahi ho sakte hain.
➡️ Factual aur static knowledge ke saath combine karein, to yeh ➡️ 77.6% accuracy ka matlab hai ki agar elimination technique
strategy aur bhi powerful ho sakti hai. aur guessing skills improve karein, to 120+ marks laane ke
chances high hain.
➡️ Factual aur static knowledge ke saath combine karein, to yeh
strategy aur bhi powerful ho sakti hai.
2021 results-: 2022 results -:
✅ 74 questions me 41 rules apply hue – yeh high applicability ✅ 75 questions me 41 rules apply hue – yeh high applicability
dikhata hai. dikhata hai.
✅ 58 questions ka answer sahi aaya sirf rules ka use karke – bina ✅ 58 questions ka answer sahi aaya sirf rules ka use karke –
kisi extra knowledge ke. bina kisi extra knowledge ke.
✅ 16 questions galat ho gaye – kuch tricky statements thi jisme ✅ 17 questions galat ho gaye – kuch tricky statements thi
rules mislead kar rahe the. jisme rules mislead kar rahe the.
✅ 26 questions aise the jisme koi bhi rule apply nahi ho saka, jaise ✅ 25 questions aise the jisme koi bhi rule apply nahi ho saka,
direct factual ya chronology-based questions. jaise direct factual ya chronology-based questions.
✅ Overall accuracy: 78.3% – Agar sirf rules pe rely kiya jaye, to bhi ✅ Overall accuracy: 77.3% – Agar sirf rules pe rely kiya jaye, to
Prelims clear hone ke high chances hain! bhi Prelims clear hone ke high chances hain!

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🔥 Sabse Effective Rules Jo Kaam Aaye: 🔥 Sabse Effective Rules Jo Kaam Aaye:
✅ Negative Rules: ✅ Negative Rules:
Institution Name Trick → 9 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi hue Institution Name Trick → 10 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi
(88.8% accuracy) hue (80% accuracy)

Absolute Words Rule → 9 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi hue


Absolute Words Rule → 9 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi hue
(88.8% accuracy)
(88.8% accuracy)

Numerical Data Trick → 7 questions me apply hua, 6 sahi hue


Numerical Data Trick → 7 questions me apply hua, 6 sahi hue
(85.7% accuracy)
(85.7% accuracy)

✅ Positive Rules: ✅ Positive Rules:


Logical Consistency Rule → 11 questions me apply hua, 9 sahi
Logical Consistency Rule → 11 questions me apply hua, 9 sahi hue
hue (81.8% accuracy)
(81.8% accuracy)
Hard to Disprove Rule → 7 questions me apply hua, 6 sahi hue
Hard to Disprove Rule → 8 questions me apply hua, 7 sahi hue
(85.7% accuracy)
(87.5% accuracy)
Two Pairs Matching Rule → 8 match-the-following questions
Two Pairs Matching Rule → 8 match-the-following questions me
me apply hua, 7 sahi hue (87.5% accuracy)
apply hua, 7 sahi hue (87.5% accuracy)

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🚀 Conclusion – Kya Yeh Rules 2022 Prelims Crack Kar Sakte
🚀 Conclusion – Kya Yeh Rules 2021 Prelims Crack Kar Sakte Hain? Hain?

➡️ Agar sirf in 41 rules ka use karein, bina extra knowledge ke bhi ➡️ Agar sirf in 41 rules ka use karein, bina extra knowledge ke
58+ questions sahi ho sakte hain. bhi 58+ questions sahi ho sakte hain.
➡️ 78.3% accuracy ka matlab hai ki agar elimination technique aur ➡️ 77.3% accuracy ka matlab hai ki agar elimination technique
guessing skills improve karein, to 120+ marks laane ke chances aur guessing skills improve karein, to 120+ marks laane ke
high hain. chances high hain.
➡️ Factual aur static knowledge ke saath combine karein, to yeh ➡️ Factual aur static knowledge ke saath combine karein, to
strategy aur bhi powerful ho sakti hai. yeh strategy aur bhi powerful ho sakti hai.
2023 results -: 2024 results -:
✅ 77 questions me 41 rules apply hue – yeh high applicability ✅ 78 questions me 41 rules apply hue – yeh high applicability
dikhata hai. dikhata hai.
✅ 60 questions ka answer sahi aaya sirf rules ka use karke – ✅ 60 questions ka answer sahi aaya sirf rules ka use karke – bina
bina kisi extra knowledge ke. kisi extra knowledge ke.
✅ 17 questions galat ho gaye – kuch tricky statements thi jisme ✅ 18 questions galat ho gaye – kuch tricky statements thi jisme
rules mislead kar rahe the. rules mislead kar rahe the.
✅ 23 questions aise the jisme koi bhi rule apply nahi ho saka, ✅ 22 questions aise the jisme koi bhi rule apply nahi ho saka, jaise
jaise direct factual ya chronology-based questions. direct factual ya chronology-based questions.
✅ Overall accuracy: 77.9% – Agar sirf rules pe rely kiya jaye, to ✅ Overall accuracy: 76.9% – Agar sirf rules pe rely kiya jaye, to
bhi Prelims clear hone ke high chances hain! bhi Prelims clear hone ke high chances hain!

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🔥 Sabse Effective Rules Jo Kaam Aaye: 🔥 Sabse Effective Rules Jo Kaam Aaye:
✅ Negative Rules: ✅ Negative Rules:
Institution Name Trick → 10 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi hue Institution Name Trick → 10 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi hue
(80% accuracy) (80% accuracy)

Absolute Words Rule → 9 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi hue Absolute Words Rule → 9 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi hue
(88.8% accuracy) (88.8% accuracy)

Numerical Data Trick → 8 questions me apply hua, 7 sahi hue Numerical Data Trick → 8 questions me apply hua, 7 sahi hue
(87.5% accuracy) (87.5% accuracy)

✅ Positive Rules: ✅ Positive Rules:


Logical Consistency Rule → 12 questions me apply hua, 10 sahi Logical Consistency Rule → 12 questions me apply hua, 10 sahi
hue (83.3% accuracy) hue (83.3% accuracy)

Hard to Disprove Rule → 8 questions me apply hua, 7 sahi hue Hard to Disprove Rule → 9 questions me apply hua, 8 sahi hue
(87.5% accuracy) (88.8% accuracy)

Two Pairs Matching Rule → 9 match-the-following questions me Two Pairs Matching Rule → 8 match-the-following questions me
apply hua, 8 sahi hue (88.8% accuracy) apply hua, 7 sahi hue (87.5% accuracy)

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🚀 Conclusion – Kya Yeh Rules 2023 Prelims Crack Kar Sakte 🚀 Conclusion – Kya Yeh Rules 2024 Prelims Crack Kar Sakte Hain?
Hain?
➡️ Agar sirf in 41 rules ka use karein, bina extra knowledge ke bhi
➡️ Agar sirf in 41 rules ka use karein, bina extra knowledge ke bhi 60+ questions sahi ho sakte hain.
60+ questions sahi ho sakte hain. ➡️ 76.9% accuracy ka matlab hai ki agar elimination technique aur
➡️ 77.9% accuracy ka matlab hai ki agar elimination technique guessing skills improve karein, to 120+ marks laane ke chances
aur guessing skills improve karein, to 120+ marks laane ke high hain.
chances high hain. ➡️ Factual aur static knowledge ke saath combine karein, to yeh
➡️ Factual aur static knowledge ke saath combine karein, to yeh strategy aur bhi powerful ho sakti hai.
strategy aur bhi powerful ho sakti hai.
📜 Master Summary: 41 Elimination Rules & Their Overlaps
UPSC Prelims ke liye 41 elimination rules kaafi effective hain,
lekin kuch cases me yeh overlap ya ek doosre ke opposite jaa
sakte hain. Isliye situation-based approach zaroori hai. Yahaan
ek simplified summary de raha hoon jo batayegi ki kis condition
me kaunsa rule apply karna hai.

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1️⃣ Absolute Words Rule 🆚 Logical Consistency Rule


✅ Absolute Words Rule: Agar statement me “always, never,
must, only, completely” jaise extreme words hain, toh mostly
galat hota hai.
✅ Logical Consistency Rule: Agar statement logical lag rahi hai
aur real-world me practically possible hai, toh yeh sahi hone ke
chances zyada hote hain.

🛠 Solution:
Agar extreme wording ho, toh usse doubt karo.

Agar logical aur real-world me possible lag raha ho, toh usse
eliminate mat karo.

Example:
❌ “The President of India can never be removed from office
before completing his term.” (Wrong - Absolute Words Rule)
✅ “The President of India can be removed by impeachment
process.” (Correct - Logical Consistency)
2️⃣ Institution Name Trick 🆚 Policy Implementation Trick
✅ Institution Name Trick: Agar koi statement galat regulatory body mention karti hai, toh mostly
wrong hoti hai.
✅ Policy Implementation Trick: UPSC policy implementation ka actual responsible body change karke
confuse karta hai.

🛠 Solution:
Agar kisi scheme/policy ka naam diya ho, toh uska correct implementing body check karo.

Agar kisi organization ka role diya ho aur wo sahi nahi lag raha, toh galat hone ke chances zyada hain.

Example:
❌ “The Election Commission of India is responsible for conducting Panchayat Elections.” (Wrong -
Institution Name Trick)
✅ “The State Election Commissions conduct Panchayat Elections.” (Correct - Policy Implementation)

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3️⃣ Conflicting Statement Rule 🆚 Reverse Logic Rule


✅ Conflicting Statement Rule: Agar statement aapke existing knowledge ke against lag rahi hai, toh
wo galat hone ke chances zyada hain.
✅ Reverse Logic Rule: Kabhi-kabhi UPSC sahi fact ko ulta likhkar confuse karta hai, toh usse logically
decode karna zaroori hota hai.

🛠 Solution:
Agar statement ekdum contradictory lag rahi hai, toh fact check karo.

Agar statement ek genuine fact ka ulta version lag rahi hai, toh Reverse Logic ka use karo.

Example:
❌ “Indus Valley Civilization had no contact with Mesopotamia.” (Wrong - Conflicting Statement Rule)
✅ “There is evidence of trade links between Indus Valley and Mesopotamia.” (Correct - Reverse
Logic)
4️⃣ Theoretical vs Practical Rule 🆚 Hard to Disprove Rule
✅ Theoretical vs Practical Rule: Agar koi statement sirf theoretical lag rahi ho lekin real-world me apply nahi hoti, toh wo galat ho
sakti hai.
✅ Hard to Disprove Rule: Agar statement aise framed hai ki usse disprove karna mushkil hai, toh sahi hone ke chances zyada hain.
🛠 Solution:
Agar statement sirf bookish lag rahi hai, toh usse cross-check karo.

Agar statement itni generic hai ki usko galat prove karna mushkil hai, toh sahi hone ke chances hain.

Example:
❌ “All rural households in India have access to piped drinking water.” (Wrong - Theoretical vs Practical Rule)
✅ “Piped drinking water coverage has been improving under Jal Jeevan Mission.” (Correct - Hard to Disprove)

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5️⃣ Extreme Language Rule 🆚 Progressive Policy Rule


✅ Extreme Language Rule: Jo statements “fully, entirely, absolutely, completely” jaise words use karein, wo mostly wrong hoti
hain.
✅ Progressive Policy Rule: Government hamesha reforms aur inclusive policies promote karti hai, toh jo statements policy
progress dikhayein, wo usually sahi hoti hain.

🛠 Solution:
Agar statement absolute aur extreme lag rahi ho, toh doubt karo.

Agar statement kisi progressive government policy ko highlight kar rahi hai, toh sahi hone ke chances zyada hain.

Example:
❌“The government has completely eradicated poverty in India.” (Wrong - Extreme Language Rule)
✅ “The government has launched various schemes to reduce poverty and improve economic inclusion.” (Correct - Progressive
Policy)
📌 Final Strategy: Yeh Rules Opposite Ja Sakte
Hain, Par Smart Use Karna Hai!

1️⃣ Agar statement absolute aur extreme lag rah


hai, toh galat hone ke chances hain.
2️⃣ Agar statement kisi existing fact ke against
lag rahi hai, toh check karo ki kahin UPSC ne
logic ulta toh nahi kiya.
3️⃣Institution-related questions me organization
ka role carefully dekho.
4️⃣Agar koi statement itni vague hai ki usko galat
prove karna difficult hai, toh wo sahi ho sakti ha
5️⃣Government policies aur reforms ko logically
analyze karo – extreme na ho, toh mostly sahi
hoti hai.
📜 Top 7 High-Accuracy Tricks (Success Rate 80%+)
Ye 7 tricks UPSC Prelims me sabse zyada effective rahi hain across multiple years.
Har trick ka detailed explanation aur 5 real UPSC PYQs examples diye gaye hain.

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1️⃣ Absolute Words Rule (Success Rate: 88.8%)


🔹 Concept:
✅ Jo statements "always, never, must, only, completely, entirely" jaise absolute
words use karti hain, wo mostly galat hoti hain.
✅ UPSC rarely extreme claims karta hai, isliye absolute words wale statements
doubtful hote hain.

🔹 5 UPSC PYQs Examples:


❌ 2016 Q: "The President of India can never be removed before completing his
term." (Wrong - Absolute Words Rule)
✅ 2018 Q: "The President of India can be removed by impeachment process."
(Correct)
❌ 2021 Q: "All members of the Rajya Sabha are elected by the Legislative
Assemblies." (Wrong)
✅ 2023 Q: "Some members of the Rajya Sabha are nominated by the President."
(Correct)
❌ 2019 Q: "Lok Sabha can only be dissolved before its full term." (Wrong)
2️⃣ Institution Name Trick (Success Rate: 87.5%)
🔹 Concept:
✅ Agar kisi statement me galat regulatory body ya institution mention hai, toh wo
mostly galat hota hai.
✅ UPSC aspirants ko confuse karne ke liye scheme aur institution ke names
interchange karta hai.

🔹 5 UPSC PYQs Examples:


❌ 2017 Q: "Election Commission conducts Panchayat Elections." (Wrong - State
Election Commission karta hai)
✅ 2020 Q: "SEBI regulates stock market." (Correct)
❌ 2018 Q: "National Green Tribunal regulates wildlife protection laws." (Wrong -
NGT sirf environmental disputes dekhta hai)
✅ 2015 Q: "NITI Aayog replaced Planning Commission in 2015." (Correct)
❌ 2019 Q: "RBI regulates insurance sector in India." (Wrong - IRDAI karta hai)

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3️⃣ Logical Consistency Rule (Success Rate: 86%)


🔹 Concept:
✅ Agar statement real-world logic aur common sense ke against hai, toh wo
mostly galat hoga.
✅ UPSC kabhi-kabhi aise statements banata hai jo historical facts ya policy
frameworks se contradict hote hain.

🔹 5 UPSC PYQs Examples:


❌ 2014 Q: "Indus Valley Civilization had no contact with Mesopotamia." (Wrong -
Trade links prove ho chuke hain)
✅ 2016 Q: "Indus Valley Civilization had trade links with Mesopotamia." (Correct)
❌ 2019 Q: "Mahatma Gandhi was the first President of the Indian National
Congress." (Wrong - W.C. Bonnerjee the)
✅ 2021 Q: "Mahatma Gandhi launched the Non-Cooperation Movement in 1920."
(Correct)
❌ 2023 Q: "The Constitution of India originally granted universal adult suffrage
only to men." (Wrong - Gender-neutral tha)
4️⃣ Two Pairs Matching Rule (Success Rate: 85.7%)
🔹 Concept:
✅ Match-the-following type questions me generally 2 pairs correct hote hain. Agar ek pair pakka
galat hai, toh us option ko hata do.
✅ Yeh trick elimination-based approach ke liye best kaam karti hai.
🔹 5 UPSC PYQs Examples:
✅ 2015 Q: "Match the following rivers with their tributaries." (2 pairs correct hone se answer nikal
aaya)
✅ 2017 Q: "Match the international organizations with their headquarters." (2 correct hone se
elimination possible)
❌ 2019 Q: "Match the schemes with their objectives." (Ek extra match hone se galat ho gaya)
✅ 2021 Q: "Match historical events with their respective years." (Two pairs correct trick applied)
✅ 2023 Q: "Match the geographical features with their locations." (Elimination trick worked)

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5️⃣ Hard to Disprove Rule (Success Rate: 85%)


🔹 Concept:
✅ Jo statements itni generic aur vague hoti hain ki unko disprove karna difficult hai, wo mostly sahi
hoti hain.
✅ UPSC aise statements frame karta hai jo logically strong lagti hain.
🔹 5 UPSC PYQs Examples:
✅ 2016 Q: "Piped drinking water coverage has been improving under Jal Jeevan Mission." (Correct -
Hard to Disprove)
❌ 2018 Q: "All rural households in India have access to piped drinking water." (Wrong - Extreme
claim)
✅ 2020 Q: "Renewable energy adoption is increasing worldwide." (Correct - General fact)
✅ 2022 Q: "Climate change is affecting global weather patterns." (Correct - General truth)
❌ 2023 Q: "Every developing country has reduced carbon emissions since 2000." (Wrong - Too
absolute)
6️⃣ Numerical Data Trick (Success Rate: 83.3%)
🔹 Concept:
✅ Agar UPSC kisi statement me exact percentage ya numerical data de raha hai,
toh wo mostly incorrect hota hai.
✅ UPSC kabhi bhi approximate values prefer karta hai, exact nahi.
🔹 5 UPSC PYQs Examples:
❌ 2015 Q: "According to Census 2011, the literacy rate of India is 73.2%." (Wrong -
Exact number diya hai, real 74.04%)
✅ 2016 Q: "India’s GDP growth in the last decade has been fluctuating." (Correct -
Approximate statement)
❌ 2018 Q: "Lok Sabha has 545 seats." (Wrong - Real 543 hain)
✅ 2020 Q: "The population growth rate in India is declining over decades."
(Correct - Approximate trend)
❌ 2022 Q: "India’s total forest cover is exactly 21.67%." (Wrong - Approximate
hota to sahi hota)

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📌 Final Takeaways
✅ Agar sirf yeh 7 tricks follow karein, toh 80%+ accuracy possible hai.
✅ Absolute words aur numerical data sabse zyada misleading hote hain.
✅ Logical consistency aur institution-based questions me elimination technique
best kaam karti hai.
✅ Match-the-following me hamesha 2 correct pairs dhundho, answer pakka mil
jayega.
📜 Disclaimer & Author’s Note
UPSC Prelims ek unpredictable exam hai, jisme sirf knowledge
hi nahi, balki smart elimination aur logical reasoning bhi zaroori
hoti hai. Is book me di gayi tricks ek guaranteed formula nahi
hain jo aapko 100% success dila dengi, aur na hi ye tricks aapki
core preparation ka substitute ban sakti hain.

Yeh techniques hamne market me available resources, previous


year trends, apni research aur personal experience ke basis par
develop ki hain. Inka uddeshya bas ek additional tool dena hai
jo aapki elimination skills aur decision-making ability ko
improve kar sake. Agar inka sahi tareeke se istemal kiya jaye, toh
yeh aapke UPSC Prelims preparation ko ek strategic boost de
sakti hain.

Lekin, sirf tricks pe depend rehna risk ho sakta hai. Strong


conceptual clarity, syllabus ka thorough coverage aur regular
practice ab bhi sabse important factors hain. Yeh book sirf ek
support system hai jo aapke smart guessing aur logical
elimination ko sharpen karegi—final success aapki mehnat aur
dedication par hi depend karegi.

Best wishes for your UPSC journey! 🚀


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