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  • Start Date: 27 Nov, 2023
  • Details: Daily 2 Questions (5 Days in a week)
  • Duration: 3 Months (11 Weeks)
  • Validity: Final date of the program + 15days
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UPSC relevant Questions. Expert Evaluation. Targeted Feedback.

Become mains ready through answer-writing under the expert guidance of Nishat Sir.

Students who have completed their PSIR foundation course or are about to complete. This will ensure complete revision and topic-wise answer writing in a time-bound manner. So that, your get ready for Mains 2026.

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The PSIR DAMP 2026 Program is designed to ensure comprehensive and consistent preparation for the Political Science and International Relations (PSIR) optional. Led by Chandan Sir, this daily answer writing and mentorship program focuses on developing strong answer-writing skills and personalised guidance to maximize your performance in UPSC PSIR Optional papers.

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  • Start Date: 24th November, 2025
  • Duration: 2.5 Months
  • Validity: Course Last Day + 15 Days
  • Details: Daily 2 Questions (5 Days in a week)

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Build your PSIR answer-writing skills with expert mentorship

Why Join PSIR DAMP 2026?

  • Master Answer Writing: Develop high-scoring answers with daily practice and personalised feedback.
  • Consistent Progress: Stay disciplined with regular practice and real-time evaluations.
  • Tailored Mentorship: One-on-one guidance from Chandan Sir to address individual weaknesses.
  • 24 hours Evaluation:Allowing you to quickly identify areas for improvement and adjust your strategy accordingly.
  • Comprehensive Coverage: Full syllabus coverage with in-depth video discussions and tests.
  • Contemporary topics: Additional content on contemporary issues keeps your prep current and relevant.

Who Should Join?

 

  • Aspirants looking to improve their answer writing skills and understanding of the PSIR syllabus.
  • Students who have completed the syllabus and want to focus on answer writing practice.
  • Candidates who need personalised mentorship and detailed feedback to overcome weak areas.
  • Aspirants aiming for comprehensive coverage of PSIR with a disciplined approach to daily practice.

Join the PSIR DAMP 2026 program and ensure your UPSC PSIR preparation is thorough, disciplined, and result-oriented. With daily answer writing, personalised mentorship, and full-length test preparation, you’ll be ahead of the curve in your UPSC journey.

Program Highlights

2 questions to be submitted daily for evaluation.
1 additional practice question daily for extra preparation.

Daily Answer Writing Practice:

All submitted answers are evaluated within 24 hours with personalized feedback.
Evaluation process follows UPSC standards and current trends.

Time-bound Evaluation:

Get in-depth video discussions for both daily questions along with model answers to understand structure and approach.

Video Discussions & Model Answers:

1 Each of PSIR Paper 1 and Paper 2 covering the entire syllabus, to be submitted within 7 days from release.

2 Full-Length Test:

The program comprehensively covers the entire UPSC Anthropology syllabus for both Paper 1 & Paper 2.

Syllabus Coverage:

Weekly Zoom sessions with the mentor for doubt resolution, ensuring clarity on all topics and questions.

Regular Zoom Sessions for Doubts:

Features

Schedule

Note

Refund Policy

  • Daily two Question – Model Answer - Evaluation within 24 hours
  • Daily one additional question for practice. Its answer not to be submitted.
  • 2 Full Length Tests - 1 each of Paper 1 & Paper 2 (After completion of each paper).
  • Video discussion of all questions to be provided.
  • Detailed evaluation and personalized feedback.
  • Weekly zoom session with the faculty for guidance and clearing doubts.
  • Question to be released at 12.00 Noon and Answer can be uploaded till 12 noon next day
  • Model answer will be released at 12.00 noon next day
  • Module-wise micro-syllabus for guided preparation
  • One-on-One Mentorship session with the faculty.
  • Additional content on contemporary topics to be provided and discussed in the class.
 

DAMP PSIR Schedule - 2026

 

Paper-I

DaysDateDaysyllabus
Day 124-11-2025MondayWestern Political Thought: Plato; Aristotle and Machiavelli
Day 225-11-2025TuesdayWestern Political Thought: Hobbes; Locke, J S Mill
Day 326-11-2025WednesdayWestern Political Thought: Marx; Gramsci and Hannah Arendt

Day 4

27-11-2025Thursday

Political Ideologies: Debates of Nature of Ideology and End of

Ideology; Liberalism; Socialism and Marxism

Day 528-11-2025FridayPolitical Ideologies: Fascism; Multiculturalism; Feminism;
 29-11-2025Saturday 
 30-11-2025Sunday 

Day 6

01-12-2025Monday

Justice: Conceptions of justice; Special reference to Rawls theory of justice and its

communitarian critique

Day 7

02-12-2025Tuesday

Equality: "Social, political and economic"; Relationship between equality and freedom;

Affirmative Action

Day 803-12-2025WednesdayRights: Meaning and theories; Different kinds of rights
Day 904-12-2025ThursdayRights: Concept of Human Rights; Democracy; Classical and contemporary theories

Day 10

05-12-2025Friday

Democracy: Different Models of democracy; "Representative, participatory and

deliberative"

 06-12-2025Saturday 
 07-12-2025Sunday 
Day 1108-12-2025MondayPower: Concept of power; "Hegemony, Ideology and Legitimacy"
Day 1209-12-2025TuesdayPolitical Theory: Meaning and approaches
Day 1310-12-2025WednesdayTheories of state: Liberal; Neo-liberal; Marxist
Day 1411-12-2025ThursdayTheories of state: Pluralist; Post-colonial; Feminist
Day 1512-12-2025FridayIndian Political Thought: Dharamshastra; Arthashastra; Buddhist tradition
 13-12-2025Saturday 
 14-12-2025Sunday 
Day 1615-12-2025MondayIndian Political Thought: Sir Syed Ahmed Khan; Sri Aurobindo; M. N. Roy
Day 1716-12-2025TuesdayIndian Political Thought: Gandhi; B. R. Ambedkar

Day 18

17-12-2025

Wednesday

Political Strategies of India's Freedom struggle: Constitutionalism to Mass Satyagraha;

Non-cooperation; Civil Disobedience; Militant and revolutionary movements; Peasant and workers movements

Day 19

18-12-2025Thursday

Making of the Indian Constitution: Legacies of the British rule; Different social and

political perspectives

Day 20

19-12-2025Friday

Perspectives on Indian National Movement: Liberal; Socialist; Marxist; Radical humanist;

Dalit.

 20-12-2025Saturday 
21-12-2025Sunday

Day 21

22-12-2025Monday

Salient Features of the Indian Constitution: The Preamble; Fundamental Rights and

Duties; Directive Principles

Day 22

23-12-2025Tuesday

Salient Features of the Indian Constitution: Parliamentary System and Amendment

Procedures; Judicial Review and Basic Structure doctrine

Day 23

24-12-2025

Wednesday

Principal Organs of the Union Government: "Envisaged role and actual working of the Executive, Legislature and Supreme Court." Principal Organs of the State Government

"Envisaged role and actual working of the Executive, Legislature and High Courts."

Day 24

25-12-2025Thursday

Grassroots Democracy: Panchayati Raj and Municipal Government; Significance of 73rd

and 74th Amendments; Grassroot movements

Day 25

26-12-2025

Friday

Statutory Institutions/Commissions: Election Commission; Comptroller and Auditor General; Finance Commission; Union Public Service Commission; National Commission for Scheduled Castes; National Commission for scheduled Tribes; National Commission for Women; National Human Rights Commission; National Commission for Minorities;

National Backward Classes Commission

 27-12-2025Saturday 
28-12-2025Sunday 

Day 26

29-12-2025Monday

Federalism: Constitutional provisions; Changing nature of Centre-state relations;

integrationist tendencies and regional aspirations; inter-state disputes

Day 27

30-12-2025

Tuesday

Planning and Economic Development: Nehruvian and Gandhian perspectives; Role of planning and public sector; Green Revolution; Land reforms and agrarian relations;

Liberalization and economic reforms

Day 2831-12-2025WednesdayCaste, Religion and Ethnicity in Indian Politics

Day 29

01-01-2026

Thursday

Party System: National and regional political parties; Ideological and social bases of parties; patterns of coalition politics; Pressure groups; Trends in electoral behaviour;

Changing socio- economic profile of Legislators

Day 30

02-01-2026Friday

Social Movements: Civil liberties and human rights movements: Women's movements;

Environmentalist movements

 03-01-2026Saturday 
04-01-2026SundayFULL LENGTH TEST PAPER-I
   Paper-II

Day 31

05-01-2026MondayComparative Politics: Nature and major approaches; Political economy and Political sociology perspectives; Limitations of comparative method
Day 3206-01-2026

Tuesday

Characteristics and changing nature of the State in capitalist and socialist economies, and advanced industrial and developing societies.

Day 33

07-01-2026

Wednesday

Politics of Representation and Participation: Political parties; Pressure groups and social

movements in advanced industrial and developing societies.

Day 3408-01-2026ThursdayGlobalization: Responses from developed and developing societies
Day 3509-01-2026Friday

Approaches to the Study of International Relations: Idealist; Realist; Marxist;

 10-01-2026Saturday 
11-01-2026Sunday

Day 36

12-01-2026MondayApproaches to the Study of International Relations: Functionalist Theory; Systems Theory

Day 37

13-01-2026Tuesday

Key concepts in International Relations: National interest; Security and power; Balance

of power and deterrence

Day 38

14-01-2026Wednesday

Key concepts in International Relations: Transnational actors; Collective security; World

capitalist economy and globalisation

Day 39

15-01-2026Thursday

Changing International Political Order: Rise of super powers; Strategic and ideological

Bipolarity; Arms race and Cold War; Nuclear threat, Collapse of the Soviet Union; Unipolarity and American hegemony; Relevance of Non-alignment in the contemporary world

Day 4016-01-2026FridayEvolution of the International Economic System: From Bretton woods to WTO; Socialist economies and the CMEA (Council for Mutual Economic Assistance); Third World demand for new international economic order; Globalisation of the world economy
 17-01-2026Saturday 
18-01-2026Sunday 

Day 41

19-01-2026

Monday

United Nations: Envisaged role and actual record; Specialized UN agencies-aims and

functioning; Need for UN reforms

Day 4220-01-2026TuesdayRegionalization of World Politics: EU; ASEAN; APEC; SAARC; NAFTA; IPEF; QUAD; I2U2
Day 4321-01-2026WednesdayContemporary Global Concerns: Democracy; Human rights; Environment
Day 4422-01-2026ThursdayContemporary Global Concerns: Gender justice; Terrorism; Nuclear proliferation
Day 4523-01-2026Friday

Indian Foreign Policy: Determinants, The institutions of policy-making; Continuity and

change

 24-01-2026Saturday 
25-01-2026Sunday 

Day 46

26-01-2026MondayIndia’s contribution to Non-aligned movement, Current Role; India and South Asia: Policies, Regional Groupings & Challenges.
Day 4727-01-2026TuesdayIndia & South Asia: Pakistan; Afghanistan; Nepal;

Day 48

28-01-2026WednesdayIndia & South Asia: Maldives; Sri Lanka; Bhutan; Bangladesh
Day 4929-01-2026ThursdayIndia-West Asia Relations; India – ASEAN Relations;
Day 5030-01-2026FridayMajor Powers: China; USA; Russia
 31-01-2026Saturday 
01-02-2026Sunday 
Day 5102-02-2026MondayMajor Powers: Japan; EU; Australia
Day 5203-02-2026TuesdayIndia and the Global South: Relations with Central Asia, Africa and Latin America; Leadership role in the demand for NIEO
Day 5304-02-2026WednesdayContemporary Developments: Indian Ocean Region; Indo-Pacific; QUAD, AUKUS
Day 5405-02-2026Thursday

Contemporary Developments: India and the UN System; Role in UN Peace-keeping;

Demand for Permanent Seat in the Security Council

Day 5506-02-2026Friday

Contemporary Developments: India and the Nuclear Question; Changing perceptions

and policy; Vision of a new world order; India and the Global South; WTO negotiations

 07-02-2026Saturday 
08-02-2026SundayFULL LENGTH TEST- PAPER II

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Features

Schedule

Note

  • Mode: Online Only.
  • Daily two Question – Model Answer - Evaluation within 24 hours
  • Daily two additional questions for practice. These answers will not be evaluated.
  • 2 Full Length Tests - 1 each of Paper 1 & Paper 2 (After completion of each section).
  • Video discussion of all questions to be provided.
  • Detailed evaluation and personalized feedback.
  • Weekly zoom session with the faculty for guidance and clearing doubts.
  • Question to be released at 12.00 Noon and Answer can be uploaded till 12 noon next day
  • Model answer will be released at 12.00 noon next day
  • Module-wise micro-syllabus for guided preparation
  • One-on-One Mentorship session with the faculty.
  • Additional content on contemporary topics to be provided and discussed.

 

DAMP (PSIR) Schedule

 

Paper-I

Days

Date

Day

Syllabus

Day 1

27-11-2023

Monday

Western Political Thought: Plato; Aristotle and Machiavelli.

Day 2

28-11-2023

Tuesday

Western Political Thought: Hobbes; Locke, J S Mill.

Day 3

29-11-2023

Wednesday

Western Political Thought: Marx; Gramsci and Hannah Arendt.

Day 4

30-11-2023

Thursday

Political Ideologies: Debates of Nature of Ideology and End of Ideology; Liberalism; Socialism and Marxism.

Day 5

01-12-2023

Friday

Political Ideologies: Fascism; Multiculturalism; Feminism.

 

02-12-2023

Saturday

BREAK

 

03-12-2023

Sunday

Day 6

04-12-2023

Monday

Justice: Conceptions of justice; Special reference to Rawls theory of justice and its communitarian critique.

Day 7

05-12-2023

Tuesday

Equality: "Social, political and economic"; Relationship between equality and freedom; Affirmative Action.

Day 8

06-12-2023

Wednesday

Rights: Meaning and theories; Different kinds of rights.

Day 9

07-12-2023

Thursday

Rights: Concept of Human Rights; Democracy; Classical and contemporary theories.

Day 10

08-12-2023

Friday

Democracy: Different Models of  democracy; "Representative, participatory and deliberative".

 

09-12-2023

 Saturday

BREAK

 

10-12-2023

Sunday

Day 11

11-12-2023

Monday

Power: Concept of power; "Hegemony, Ideology and Legitimacy".

Day 12

12-12-2023

Tuesday

Political Theory: Meaning and approaches.

Day 13

13-12-2023

Wednesday

Theories of state: Liberal; Neo-liberal; Marxist.

Day 14

14-12-2023

Thursday

Theories of state: Pluralist; Post-colonial; Feminist.

Day 15

15-12-2023

Friday

Indian Political Thought: Dharamshastra; Arthashastra; Buddhist tradition.

 

16-12-2023

Saturday

BREAK

 

17-12-2023

Sunday

Day 16

18-12-2023

Monday

Indian Political Thought: Sir Syed Ahmed Khan; Sri Aurobindo; M. N. Roy.

Day 17

19-12-2023

Tuesday

Indian Political Thought: Gandhi; B. R. Ambedkar.

Day 18

20-12-2023

Wednesday

Political Strategies of India's Freedom struggle: Constitutionalism to Mass Satyagraha; Non-cooperation; Civil Disobedience; Militant and revolutionary movements; Peasant and workers movements.

Day 19

21-12-2023

Thursday

Making of the Indian Constitution: Legacies of the British rule; Different social and political perspectives.

Day 20

22-12-2023

Friday

Perspectives on Indian National Movement: Liberal; Socialist; Marxist; Radical humanist; Dalit.

 

23-12-2023

Saturday

BREAK

24-12-2023

Sunday

Day 21

25-12-2023

Monday

Salient Features of the Indian Constitution: The Preamble; Fundamental Rights and Duties; Directive Principles.

Day 22

26-12-2023

Tuesday

Salient Features of the Indian Constitution: Parliamentary System and Amendment Procedures; Judicial Review and Basic Structure doctrine.

Day 23

27-12-2023

Wednesday

Principal Organs of the Union Government: "Envisaged role and actual working of the Executive, Legislature and Supreme Court." Principal Organs of the State Government "Envisaged role and actual working of the Executive, Legislature and High Courts."

Day 24

28-12-2023

Thursday

Grassroots Democracy: Panchayati Raj and Municipal Government; Significance of 73rd and 74th Amendments; Grassroot movements.

Day 25

29-12-2023

Friday

Statutory Institutions/Commissions: Election Commission; Comptroller and Auditor General; Finance Commission; Union Public Service Commission; National Commission for Scheduled Castes; National Commission for scheduled Tribes; National Commission for Women; National Human Rights Commission; National Commission for Minorities; National Backward Classes Commission.

 

30-12-2023

Saturday

BREAK

31-12-2023

Sunday

Day 26

01-01-2024

Monday

Federalism: Constitutional provisions; Changing nature of Centre-state relations; integrationist tendencies and regional aspirations; inter-state disputes.

Day 27

02-01-2024

Tuesday

Planning and Economic Development: Nehruvian and Gandhian perspectives; Role of planning and public sector; Green Revolution; Land reforms and agrarian relations; Liberalization and economic reforms.

Day 28

03-01-2024

Wednesday

Caste, Religion and Ethnicity in Indian Politics

Day 29

04-01-2024

Thursday

Party System: National and regional political parties; Ideological and social bases of parties; patterns of coalition politics; Pressure groups; Trends in electoral behaviour; Changing socio- economic profile of Legislators.

Day 30

05-01-2024

Friday

Social Movements: Civil liberties and human rights movements: Women's movements; Environmentalist movements.

 

06-01-2024

Saturday

BREAK

07-01-2024

Sunday

FULL LENGTH TEST PAPER-I

 

08-01-2024

 

Paper-II

Day 31

09-01-2024

Monday

Comparative Politics: Nature and major approaches; Political economy and Political sociology perspectives; Limitations of comparative method.

Day 32

10-01-2024

Tuesday

Characteristics and changing nature of the State in capitalist and socialist economies, and advanced industrial and developing societies.

Day 33

11-01-2024

Wednesday

Politics of Representation and Participation: Political parties; Pressure groups and social movements in advanced industrial and developing societies.

Day 34

12-01-2024

Thursday

Globalization: Responses from developed and developing societies.

Day 35

13-01-2024

Friday

Approaches to the Study of International Relations: Idealist; Realist; Marxist.

 

14-01-2024

Saturday

BREAK

15-01-2024

Sunday

Day 36

16-01-2024

Monday

Approaches to the Study of International Relations: Functionalist Theory; Systems Theory.

Day 37

17-01-2024

Tuesday

Key concepts in International Relations: National interest; Security and power; Balance of power and deterrence.

Day 38

18-01-2024

Wednesday

Key concepts in International Relations: Transnational actors; Collective security; World capitalist economy and globalization.

Day 39

19-01-2024

Thursday

Changing International Political Order: Rise of super powers; Strategic and ideological Bipolarity; Arms race and Cold War; Nuclear threat, Collapse of the Soviet Union; Unipolarity and American hegemony; Relevance of Non-alignment in the contemporary world.

Day 40

20-01-2024

Friday

Evolution of the International Economic System: From Bretton woods to WTO; Socialist economies and the CMEA (Council for Mutual Economic Assistance); Third World demand for new international economic order; Globalisation of the world economy.

 

21-01-2024

Saturday

BREAK

22-01-2024

Sunday

Day 41

 

23-01-2024

Monday

United Nations: Envisaged role and actual record; Specialized UN agencies-aims and functioning; Need for UN reforms.

Day 42

24-01-2024

Tuesday

Regionalization of World Politics: EU; ASEAN; APEC; SAARC; NAFTA; IPEF; QUAD; I2U2

Day 43

25-01-2024

Wednesday

Contemporary Global Concerns: Democracy; Human rights; Environment.

Day 44

26-01-2024

Thursday

Contemporary Global Concerns: Gender justice; Terrorism; Nuclear proliferation.

Day 45

27-01-2024

Friday

Indian Foreign Policy: Determinants, The institutions of policy-making; Continuity and change.

 

28-01-2024

Saturday

BREAK

29-01-2024

Sunday

Day 46

30-01-2024

Monday

India’s contribution to Non-aligned movement, Current Role; India and South Asia: Policies, Regional Groupings & Challenges.

Day 47

31-01-2024

Tuesday

India & South Asia: Pakistan; Afghanistan; Nepal;

Day 48

01-02-2024

Wednesday

India & South Asia: Maldives; Sri Lanka; Bhutan; Bangladesh.

Day 49

02-02-2024

Thursday

India-West Asia Relations; India – ASEAN Relations;

Day 50

03-02-2024

Friday

Major Powers: China; USA; Russia.

 

04-02-2024

Saturday

BREAK

05-02-2024

Sunday

Day 51

06-02-2024

Monday

Major Powers: Japan; EU; Australia.

Day 52

07-02-2024

Tuesday

India and the Global South: Relations with Central Asia, Africa and Latin America; Leadership role in the demand for NIEO.

Day 53

08-02-2024

Wednesday

Contemporary Developments: Indian Ocean Region; Indo-Pacific; QUAD, AUKUS.

Day 54

09-02-2024

Thursday

Contemporary Developments: India and the UN System; Role in UN Peace-keeping; Demand for Permanent Seat in the Security Council.

Day 55

10-02-2024

Friday

Contemporary Developments: India and the Nuclear Question; Changing perceptions and policy; Vision of a new world order; India and the Global South; WTO negotiations.

Day 56

11-02-2024

Saturday

BREAK

12-02-2024

Sunday

FULL LENGTH TEST- PAPER II

 

All our lectures are under the license of copyright protection, under the Copyright Act 1957 (the Act), supported by the Copyright Rules 1958 (the Rules), International Copyright Order, 1999 and Copyright Act in 2012. So copying our videos, illegal piracy, downloads, sharing, distribution etc. are strictly not allowed. We will take strict legal action against people doing so.

We have embedded tracking of video usage with the location, IP and we collect data on the video usage to check if there are any suspicious downloads of video happening with some third-party software. In such cases, the culprits will not be given any warning from our end; instead, strict legal action will be enforced.

Sharing of the user’s login and password is strictly prohibited. If any student is found doing so, his account would be suspended, and we will file a legal case of data theft and piracy against the student. Please do not share logins with your friends; else you will be in deep trouble.

There is access limit for each student – based on the course validity (date mentioned in the course features) and the total duration for which a student can watch any particular video (two times of the length of the video). Under no circumstance requests to extend the validity or increase the view duration will be entertained.

You may be mandatorily required to register the device from which you will be permitted to access the student portal to consume the online services. LevelUP IAS withholds the right to keep the number of devices registered limited.

Students are advised to have minimum internet speed of 2 Mbps for smooth experience. For mobile, videos run efficiently on 4G networks.