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PSIR Optional 2027 — Target 280, Certified
Go beyond conventional PSIR preparation with deeper analysis, sharper arguments and personalised mentorship designed to take your optional to the highest level.Go beyond conventional PSIR preparation with deeper analysis, sharper arguments and personalised mentorship designed to take your optional to the highest level.
All levelsEnglish (with bilingual Hindi explanations) · 81 live sessions · 1,247 enrolled · Updated September 2026
What you'll learn
✓Command both PSIR papers with conceptual depth, not rote memorisation
✓Convert dense theory into structured 280+ level Mains answers
✓Master Western political thought (Plato to Gramsci) and Indian political thought (Manu to Ambedkar)
✓Decode comparative politics, approaches and political analysis frameworks
✓Map India's foreign policy and contemporary IR debates to current affairs
✓Leverage the PSIR–GS Paper 2 overlap (polity, governance, IR) for double-scoring
✓Build a personalised, question-type-specific answer-writing template
Course content
5 sections · 82 items · 161h 17m total
Build a strong foundation in political thought while understanding the evolution, structure, and functioning of the Indian political system, Constitution, governance, and contemporary political developments.
Introduction to PSIR
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Introduction to Western Political Thought I
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Introduction to Western Political Thought II
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Introduction to Western Political Thought III
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Introduction to Western Political Thought IV
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Plato I
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Plato II
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Plato III
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Plato's Theory of Justice
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Plato & Aristotle - PYQ Discussion Lecture.
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Plato's Theory of Education & Communism.
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Was Plato the First Fascist
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Political Theory: Meaning and Approaches
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Introduction to Theories of State - Liberal
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Introduction to Aristotle
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Aristotle the father of political science
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Aristotle in Criticism of Plato - Part 1
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Aristotle in Criticism of Plato - Part 2
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Aristotle and Introduction to Machiavelli
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Aristotle in 21st century | Citizenship and Slavery
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Machiavelli 101
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Machiavelli 102
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Machiaveli 103
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Machiavelli 104
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Thomas Hobbes 101
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Thomas Hobbes 102
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John Locke 101
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John Locke 102
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JS Mill 101
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JS Mill 102
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JS Mill 103
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Karl Marx 101
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Karl Marx 102
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Karl Marx 103
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Antonio Gramsci
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Hannah Arendt
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Extra Notes on Karl Marx
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Value Addition notes on Antonio Gramsci & Hannah Arendt
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M K Gandhi
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B R Ambedkar
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M. N. Roy
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Requirements
- Open to any graduation background — no prior PSIR study required
- A serious commitment to daily answer writing (45–60 min/day)
- Laptop or tablet with stable internet for live sessions
- Willingness to be challenged in Socratic debate
Description
Who this course is for
- UPSC CSE aspirants choosing PSIR as their Mains optional
- First-attempt aspirants who want a structured, mentor-led optional
- Repeaters who scored below 240 in PSIR and need to fix answer quality
- Working professionals preparing alongside a job
- Graduates from non-political-science backgrounds
Instructor

Rohan Dange
Founder & Chief Mentor, The Round Table IAS · Distinguished Fellow, Forum for Global Studies · 15+ yrs UPSC mentorship · PSIR, IR & Essay specialist
