COURSES
Master Course
Indian Polity & Constitution
(भारतीय संविधान एवं राजव्यवस्था)
Subject
Indian Polity & Constitution
Medium
Language = Both = English + Hindi = Bilingual
Mode = Online Only (No Offline Lectures)
Live & Recorded
Live Lectures = for Doubt Clearing = twice a week
Recorded Lectures = on all the Topics
Duration = 300+ Hours of video Lectures
Study Material
PDF format only (No hardcopy)
Download = Post Subscription from Website & App
It includes Chapterwise content, practise MCQ, Charts, Diagrams, PYQ etc
Subscription Plans
This one MASTER COURSE can be joined by 3 different plans
Why should i join this Master Course
Traditional Course vs Master Course
See why Master Course is the smartest choice for your future.
| Difference | Traditional Course | Master Course |
|---|---|---|
| Syllabus Coverage | 50 to 60% | 100% |
| Doubt Clearing | Less Time | 100% Support |
| Expertise of Teacher | Generalist | Super Specialist |
| Fees | In Lakhs | Just Rs 99 |
| Risk of Refund | High | Zero Risk |
Why Choose Master Course?
Master Course gives you complete syllabus coverage, expert mentorship, proper doubt clearing and affordable pricing — all without risk.
LIST OF TOPICS (MASTER COURSE)
List of Topics in Master Course
Part-1 = Lectures on Basic Concepts
1. Country vs Nation vs State
2. Colony vs Dominion vs Sovereign
3. Government and its 3 Organs (Executive, Legislature & Judiciary)
4. Theory of Separation Powers vs Division of Powers (Federal vs Unitary)
5. Three Organs of Government vs Two Tiers of Government
6. Federal System vs Unitary System
7. Union List vs State List vs Concurrent List
8. Forms of Government = Monarchy vs Oligarchy vs Democracy (Its types)
9. Direct Democracy vs Indirect Democracy (its types)
10. Parliamentary System vs Presidential System
11. Citizenship vs Subject vs Slave
12. Republic vs Monarchy
13. Despotism vs Totalitarian vs New Despotism
14. Rule of Law vs Due Process of Law vs Procedure established by Law
15. Fundamental Rights vs Fundamental Duties vs DPSP
16. Legal Right vs Constitutional Right vs FR
17. Rule vs Law/Statute/Act vs Charter vs Ordinance
18. Judicial Review vs Judicial Activism vs Judicial Overreach and PIL
19. Constitution – Parts, Articles, Clause, Sub-Clause, Schedules
20. Constitutional Body vs Statutory Body vs Neither
21. Integrated Judiciary vs Independent Judiciary
22. Capitalism vs Socialism vs Communism (State vs Market)
23. Police State vs Welfare State
24. Secular State vs Theocratic State vs Atheist State (State vs Religion)
25. Western Secularism vs Indian Secularism
26. Bureaucracy vs Civil Service vs Government Service
27. All India Service vs Central Service vs State Service
28. Independence Day vs Republic Day
29. National Emergency vs State Emergency vs Financial Emergency
30. Defacto Head vs Dejure Head (PM VS P)
31. Council of Minister vs Cabinet vs Kitchen Cabinet
32. PMO vs CMO vs Principal Secretary vs Chief Secretary
33. Central Secretariat vs Cabinet Secretariat vs State Secretariat
34. Local Self Government = Panchayati Raj vs Municipality
35. Official Language vs National Language vs State Language vs Classical Language vs
Schedule Language
36. Single Party System vs Multi Party System
37. Interest Group vs Pressure Group vs Political Party
38. Company Rule vs Crown Rule
39. Government vs Governance vs GG vs E-Governance
40. Constitution = Meaning + Types
41. Types of Majority
Part-2 = Lectures on Advance Topics
Note : The Title & Numbers of Chapters are same as in 8 Edition Laxmikant for easy coordination but content is compiled from many Books, Newspapers,Articles etc.
1. Historical Background
2. Making of the Constitution
3. Concept of Constitution
4. Salient Features of the Constitution
5. Preamble of the Constitution
6. Union and its Territory
7. Citizenship
8. Fundamental Rights
9. Directive Principles of State Policy
10. Fundamental Duties
11. Amendment of the Constitution
12. Basic Structure of the Constitution
13. Parliamentary System
14. Federal System
15. Centre–State Relations
16. Inter-State Relations
17. Emergency Provisions
18. President
19. Vice-President
20. Prime Minister
21. Central Council of Ministers
22. Cabinet Committees
23. Parliament
24. Parliamentary Committees
25. Parliamentary Group
26. Supreme Court
27. Judicial Review
28. Judicial Activism
29. Public Interest Litigation
30. Governor
31. Chief Minister
32. State Council of Ministers
33. State Legislature
34. High Court
35. Subordinate Courts
36. Tribunals
37. National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission
38. Lok Adalat and other courts
39. Panchayati Raj
40. Municipalities
41. Union Territories
42. Scheduled and Tribal Areas
43. Election Commission
44. Union Public Service Commission
45. State Public Service Commission
46. Finance Commission
47. Goods and Services Tax Council
48. National Commission for SCs
49. National Commission for STs
50. National Commission for BCs
51. Special Officer for Linguistic Minorities
52. Comptroller and Auditor General of India
53. Attorney General of India
54. Advocate General of the State
55. Constitutional Prescriptions
56. NITI Aayog
57. National Human Rights Commission
58. State Human Rights Commission
59. National Commission for Women
60. National Commission for Protection of Child Rights
61. National Commission for Minorities
62. Central Information Commission
63. State Information Commission
64. Central Vigilance Commission
65. Central Bureau of Investigation
66. Lokpal and Lokayuktas
67. National Investigation Agency
68. National Disaster Management Authority
69. Bar Council of India
70. Law Commission of India
71. Delimitation Commission of India
72. North Eastern Council
73. Co-operative Societies
74. Official Language
75. Public Services
76. Rights and Liabilities of the Government
77. Special Provisions Relating to Certain Classes
78. Special Provisions for Some States
79. Political Parties
80. Role of Regional Parties
81. Elections
82. Election Laws
83. Electoral Reforms
84. Voting Behaviour
85. Coalition Government
86. Anti-Defection Law
87. Pressure Groups
88. National Integration
89. Foreign Policy
90. National Commission to Review the Working of the Constitution
91. Landmark Judgements and their Impact
92. Judgements expanding the scope of Article 21
93. Judgements Relating to The Amendments
94. Judgements Relating to The Amendments
95. World Constitutions
Part-3= Special Lectures
1. Most important Articles of Constitution
2. Most important Current Affairs in Polity
3. Previous Years Questions Analysis and Discussions
4. Mains Anwer Writing
5. Prelims and Mains Syllabus Analysis
FAQ
Q-1 = The Master Course on Indian Polity & Constitution is only for UPSC CSE aspirants?
No
It is for all exams having Indian Polity subject in GS.
So it is for all students preparing for UPSC, all State PCS Exams, CDS, EPFO, SSC, CLAT,
NDA and all other competitive exams etc.
Q-2 = Master Course is only for English medium Students?
No
This Course is Bi-Lingual (Hindi + English).
So Hindi medium students can also join to learn Indian Polity in Hindi.
Q-3 = Will Faculty solve my Doubts on one-to-one basis?
Yes
This course includes special live Doubt Clearing Lectures (twice a week) and this is the
very reason Faculty is teaching only one subject.
Q-4 = All Lectures are also uploaded on YouTube then why I should purchase the Subscription?
All such Lectures are just in brief to provide Demo and does not cover whole syllabus.
Q-5 = Master Course is for PT or Mains?
Primarily this course is MCQ/Prelims oriented but it will also include around 40% of Mains
Content but it is not exclusively for Mains.
Q-6 = Will there be Answer Writing in this Module?
Yes, after every Lecture but there will no separate Mains Test Series.
Q-7 = How will I learn more than 100 Chapters in the course?
A student will have all the content at disposal (like encyclopaedia) so that he can learn as
per his requirement.
Q-8 = Can I join this course if I have purchased GS Foundation Course from another Institute?
Yes.
This Master Course includes videos on all chapters while GS Foundation Batch of any
Institute will cover only 50 to 60% of the syllabus
Q-9 = Do this course includes Study Material ?
Yes in PDF format.
(Note: No hard copy is provided to keep course affordable for all the students)
Q-10 = Faculty is experienced or not?
Faculty is not just experienced but claims super specialisation because Faculty
has taught only one subject for over 10 years in top IAS Coaching Insitutes
(Study IQ, Raus IAS, Career Launcher etc) across India.
Q-11 = What shall be timing of the Batch?
All Lectures are recorded so student can attend anytime.
Q-12 = Do I need internet to view the Course?
Course once downloaded in the App can be viewed Offline without Internet.
Q-13 = Master Course will cover all subjects of GS?
No
Only one subject = Indian Polity & Constitution but in totality.
Q-14 = Master Course will cover Current Affairs?
Yes
But only related to the Course Subject (Indian Polity).
Q-15 = Fees is refundable or not?
Yes, but subject to some conditions as mentioned in Refund Policy
Q-16 = Why the fees is so low Basic Plan = Rs 99?
Faculty advises student to initially join Basic Plan = Rs 99 (1 month validity).
Later on if the Student is satisfied with teaching then renewal can be done for
Standard Plan = Rs 999 (1 year validity). So Basic Plan = Rs 99 is not fees but
trial fees so that student’s money is not wasted