GS Manthan — The Study IAS's Integrated Current Affairs Program. Every week, the issues that actually create real scores in UPSC Prelims + Mains.
✓ Integration with Static Syllabus
✓ PYQ-based Filtering
✓ Prelims MCQs + Mains Answer Writing
Monthly: ₹299 | Yearly: ₹2500
Most Hindi medium aspirants either get scattered across multiple sources or collect countless PDFs/magazines but fail to convert them into an integrated notebook + revision system. GS Manthan's focus is to eliminate this gap: Filter + Structure + Interlink + Practice + Revise — all in one program.
GS Manthan's core logic is simple: Instead of treating UPSC current affairs as "separate preparation," study it by linking it with GS static foundation. This approach increases both accuracy in Prelims MCQs and analytical depth in Mains answers.
Under Manikant Sir's guidance, weekly issues are prepared in a format where you get background + core concept + data/examples + GS linkage + probable questions all in one place. This program is available in both classroom (Mukherjee Nagar) and Live-Online modes in Hindi medium.
Following news is easy. Preparing current affairs for UPSC is difficult — because UPSC asks about "issue + concept + implications," not just "events."
Despite numerous channels/sources, a consistent, revision-ready notebook doesn't get created.
You study Polity/Geography/Economy chapters but can't link them with current affairs — lack of depth in Mains answers.
What to study and what to skip — this is determined by questions asked by UPSC. Which traditional current affairs programs don't provide.
January issues become hazy by April. Structured consolidation and revision loops are absent.
Unable to properly use recent examples, reports, committee findings, case-studies in answers.
MCQ and answer writing preparation runs separately, resulting in poor output despite all efforts.
Weekly integrated classes, useful handouts, monthly magazine, and exam-oriented practice — in one simple and organized system.
Every week, only those issues that are directly connected to UPSC syllabus and PYQ-trends— not random headlines.
Learn to view current affairs through GS framework.Current issues are mapped with interlinkages across GS subjects so your thinking becomes integrated.
Not memorization— understanding + connections are built.With background, concepts, data, examples, diagrams/maps and probable questions— all in one place.
Notes are created and also revised.Curated compilation of the entire month — in revision-friendly format. Hardcopy for Offline, PDF for Online.
Monthly consolidation = faster revision cycles.Tests for exam conditioning, and practice questions in class— from both Prelims + Mains angles.
Study translates directly into marks.For Hindi medium aspirants, classroom (Mukherjee Nagar) and Live-Online options available.
Integrate from wherever you are.GS Manthan's objective is not "coverage" but predictable output — so you read, write, and revise every week, without overload.
Sources are filtered through UPSC syllabus + PYQ-lens to shortlist exam-worthy issues.
Every issue is mapped Paper-wise and topic-wise in GS so you immediately understand "where this fits."
Discussion with reports/indices, examples and viewpoints— so substance comes in Mains answers.
Issue is immediately applied through MCQs + Mains prompts— not passive reading.
If you want to turn current affairs into a "system" for UPSC in Hindi medium— this program is for you.
Aspirants commonly ask these questions before joining.
Yes. The program's primary focus is UPSC CSE (Prelims + Mains). Content and filtering is according to UPSC trends.
Offline subscribers get hardcopy, Online subscribers get PDF version.
Newspaper is supplementary. GS Manthan's core output is exam-focused structured notes + practice, which reduces newspaper dependency.
Yes. Every issue is taken from both MCQ + answer writing angles, so dual output comes from one topic.
GS effort will only convert when current affairs sits in your notes, revision and answers in a structured way. GS Manthan gives you that system — so current affairs becomes not a "daily tension" but the backbone of your preparation.