Batch I   starting 20th May 2022.   Starting Paper I with Financial Management. 

Batch II   starting 20th June 2022   Starting Paper I with Audit followed by Cost Accounting.

Batch III   starting 20th July 2022  Starting Paper I with Financial Accounting.

Class time for all batches: 11 am to 1:30 pm. Duration 5.5 months. Classes 6 days/week. Sunday off.

Note:- Paper II will start 16th August 2022. Tax classes will be held in Nov-Dec 2022 as per AY 2023-24 relevant to Mains 2023.

We also offer Online(Live & Recorded) classes for Commerce optional for IAS mains 2023 and 2024. Click here for details about online classes( or visit separate page)

Course Contents:

1. Concept and Practice classes to build/strengthen core of the subjects, with UPSC exam focus. Special classes are held for connecting the subjects with Current developments in business, management and industry. Around 150 classes / 300 hrs course for both the papers. Around 80 lectures in paper I and 70 lectures in paper II. Duration per lecture is around 2:00 to 2:30 hours.  

2. Three Level of Class tests on UPSC pattern and close review/evaluation of each student's copy with feedback and marks. There are 50 Chapter Tests, 9 Subject Tests and 2 Comprehensive Tests. We evaluate the test within 48 hours to 72 hours.

3. Supportive Study Material and regular handouts on new content, strictly as per UPSC syllabus. No need to refer any other book. In latest study material there are 10 volume with 1700 pages in total. Hard copy of notes is provided to students before commencement of classes. Additional handouts are also given in Face-to-face classes. 

4. Discussion on Analytical Chapter-end questions and all/most of Past Year UPSC Questions. Both theory and numerical questions are practiced in classes.  It aims at enabling the students to have experience and confidence to handle questions in examination conditions. Discussion on question is interactive. Similar questions are asked in class tests.

5. Resolution of queries and doubts of each student, personally before and after the class or via voice call, whatsapp, mail, video call etc. Students may also ask their queries though mail at rankersias@gmail.com also or by visiting office personally. For administrative/technical queries call Mr. Narottam at 9818464467  between 11 am to 5 pm. 

​Classes are held Six Days in a Week. Sunday off.

Fee Rs. 64,000 for  Paper I + Paper II.

Flexi-Options of Joining Paper I or Paper II also available:  

  # Paper  I: Rs. 42,000 (Includes Classes of Paper I, Study Material & Class Tests of both Paper I and Paper II).         # Paper  II: Rs. 42,000 (Includes Classes of Paper II, Study Material & Class Tests  of both Paper I and Paper II). 

Admission Process: 

One can join our courses by visiting our office: fill admission form and pay fee in cash or by banking channels.  For online admissions the process is given below:

Admission form(link) : Mail filled admission form at rankersias@gmail.com  Also mail the scan copy of any of ID Proof (Aadhaar Card or Pan Card or Voter Id or Licence etc.). Inform us and get confirmation of all this on 9818464467 (Mr. Narottam Kumar Singh).   Admissions open.

Fee payment modes:  UPI, PhonePe, NEFT, Cash, Demand Draft, etc. Bank Account Details for UPI or NEFT:..... 

Upgrade fee: If any student wants to upgrade to full course by joining another paper( within 12 months after joining any single paper and paying 42,000), a fee of Rs. 28,000 will be chargeable for that paper. For example a candidate joined us for Paper I  on 20 May 2022 by paying Rs. 42,000. Now he/she wants to join Paper II on 16th August, he/she will be charged additional Fee of Rs. 28,000. After 12 months full fee of single paper Rs. 42,000 will apply.

Note- Online students are permitted to shift to face-to-face batch and vice versa without any additional fee(for syllabus not yet covered by them.)

Our Commerce Result in IAS 2020 Student Name	AIR Rank
Nitesh Kumar Jain Shivakshi Dixit Anisha Shrivastav Kartik Shrotriya Mehak Mittal Wageesh Shrotriya Anirudh R Gangavaram Vaibhav Jindal Shruti Bansal Nikhil Agarwal Pawanjot Kaur Arpit R Parakh Kowsalya Murugasamy Kiran Yadav Akshay Pramod Sabadra Harish Jain Muppa Ashok Vishal Chaudhary Lakshit Sareen Mamatha G Davy Goyal	22 64 66 124 140 230 252 253 275 298 332 342 386 392 418 503 635 665 667 707 758

 

Top Eleven Commerce Scorers out of 500:    

1. Ritika, B.Com(H)   330 (165+165)          Click here for Marks Sheet   Interaction Video

2. Arpit R Parkh          329 (167+162)          Click here for Marks Sheet

3. Keshav Goel             316(138+178)            Marks Sheet                Class Tests Copy PDF

4. Vivek Kr Modi         313(148+165)

5.  Pratik Jain               298(157+141)

6. Poorvi Garg              296(156+140)

7. Nitesh Kr Jain         298(138+156)

8. Ankur Jain                293(155+138)

9. Priyanka Jain          289(138+151)

10. Himanshu Nagpal  288(122+166)

11. Jasmeet Singh         288 (118+170)

12. Abhishek Gupta      280 (142+138)   

Choosing Optional

In the changed pattern, weight of GS marks has doubled. Syllabus has also become multifarious. Really it has become more clear and defined. It includes both Existing and new chapters. It is now a combination of Humanities including Geography, History,  Economy, Polity, Social issues, Administration, Psychology, Philosophy and International issues. 

With Just one optional, the issue arises as to whether to go for Background subject or Humanities subject that has common topics in GS. The choice is easy for Arts background candidate to go for History or Geography. But Public Administration, Psychology, Philosophy etc are generally new for most the candidates. These have been popular also. These have largest number of competitors.

Commerce background candidates have ease in this regard. Simply they should go for COMMERCE & ACCOUNTANCY or MANAGEMENT as their optional. The knowledge acquired during past five-seven years should be leveraged to give competition. There is no option with non-commerce candidates to take commerce. Commerce is Soft optional like Humanities, but marks fetching like Mathematics. Commerce is fully objective. No role of opinion or subjectivity. Similar is the nature of Management. Now one can think of being a topper with commerce/management. Earlier the edge of high marks in commerce was reduced by low marks in other optional. 

It is not advisable for Commerce and Management graduate to try new optional. It would be just like inviting competition. They should not dump their knowledge and edge just for the sake of new subject. It looks interesting for first few week to read new subject. Rather, same effort should be put on strengthening commerce or management optional. One can think and achieve 350 + in commerce. It would be difficult in subject of another new domain. Just for reducing GS study for 15-20 days, score & strength of Optional subject should not be compromised.

GIVE COMPETITION,   DON'T BUY IT

Ranker's Classes

8A/37, at Round About, Hotel Crown Delux Building,

Channa Market, WEA, Karol Bagh- DELHI. 

(Class Venue: 2-5 minute walking distance from all GS institutes in Old Rajender Nagar)

(Nearest Metro Station: 'Karol Bagh') 

Call:  9818464467(admin), 9818368606 (R.S. Agrawal)