Orientation on sociology optional by an Ex-IAS | K chandra Sekhar sir | UPSC CSE

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Join ex-IAS K Chandra Sekhar as he delves deep into the world of sociology and its relevance for UPSC aspirants. In this seminar, Sir discusses the essence of sociology, its importance in the UPSC syllabus, and offers valuable insights into the preparation strategy. Whether you're new to the subject or considering it as your optional, this video provides a comprehensive overview. Dive into topics like the sociological perspective, understanding UPSC PYQs, and the crucial role of interest in the subject. Equip yourself with the right resources and guidance for a successful journey in sociology.

00:00 Start
01:27 Why did I choose sociology?
03:02 What is sociology
11:26 How sociologists think? | Sociological Perspective
11:27 What is sociological imagination?
24:39 Discussing a UPSC PYQ
35:07 Understanding the syllabus | Why choose sociology?
55:20 How sociology helps in GS?
57:32 I have no background in sociology, should I choose it?
59:56 Marks in sociology
1:01:52 Success rate of sociology
1:04:33 Resources of sociology
1:05:15 Interest in the subject is crucial
1:07:47 How to prepare for sociology?
1:10:19 Resource list for sociology
1:11:55 Inside the course

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