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arjun123 published in Education

Where can I find the Prelims 2021 answer key?

Though in the age of Digital era it is not tough to know, but getting the right guidance to reach your destination is very important.

Dearth of information is problem but flooding with information is also the problem, so one should know where to see UPSC ANSWER KEY 2021where not.

So, if I have to talk according to my experience then for sure it is EDEN IAS, as last year I find their answer keys very accurate.

Recently they have released one of their Ethics materials in the market named “EDEN Ethics Manual”. There they have provided the information that on going to their website you can find the tab UPSC PRELIMS ANSWER KEY and on clicking the same you will enter to the page and got the keys of your question paper (SET A, B, C, D).

Other way to check your answer after getting over of UPSC PRELIMS 2021 is go to their YouTube channel, and then in their YouTube video description you can get access to their institute’s website. After entering into their website, you can go to their page of UPSC PRELIMS ANSWERKEY 2021 and then you can find your SET’s( A, B, C, D) answer there.

If you are using telegram then also you can get access to their website by using any of their provided links

https://t.me/joinchat/RVQoP9P4WmwQ9cqN https://t.me/EthicsEnrichmentProgramB… https://t.me/edenanthropologyoptional

You will find the answer key in the pinned message.

By directly using this UPSC Prelims 2021 Answer key also , you can check your answer.

So if I have to club the steps to view the UPSC 2021 preliminary answer key, then :

·        Visit the website https://edenias.com/

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·        Click on the link UPSC CSE Result that is available on the homepage.

  • A new page will open. The preliminary answer key will be visible on the screen
  • Save and download the answer key for all SETs (A, B, C, D) from there.

 

And if you are talking about final answer keys then it get released only after UPSC Interview get over and final list came out. You simply download the answer key and can also see your marks too.

And if you get through with the first hurdle then pull your shocks for the next step i.e UPSC Mains. Regarding this you can also check EDEN IAS various answer writing programs.

Good Luck Guys………………!!!!

 

 

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arjun123 published in Education

What are some good books for ethics for UPSC CSE for beginners?

Ethics UPSC is a very beautiful subject that actually if applied in real life can make the world the most beautiful place. When it comes to a civil servant – Being ethical is the greatest quality that can make him the jewel of the person.

Now, it may seem irrelevant to you to talk of being ethical under this question. But it has relevance. The mindset in my opinion for this preparation should be very clear. An aspirant should always try to get those values in their life if they really want a real connection with their answers. Or in most cases – The examiner can read your mindset through your answers which may lower your marking. 

The study material should be limited and should carry stories and examples based on the theories and philosophies to draw a clear picture in your answers. So, the books should carry various examples, real-life incidents, sayings, etc…

 Here you can find a list of study material for ethics as Primary & Secondary Resources – 

Primary Resources

  • Theoretical Framework on Ethics by Tirthankar Roychowdhary.

  • 70 Thinkers & 70 Thoughts by Tirthankar Roychowdhary.

  • Lexicon.

  • NITI Aayog’s Paper on Ethics.

  • ARC 4th Report – Ethics in Governance.

  • Citizen-Centric Administration – ARC Report.

  • Some selected chapters from NCERT XI & XII – Psychology.

  • Tirthankar Roychowdhary Sir’s Ethics class notes.

Secondary Resources

  • Ethics in Public Administration by Patrick Sheeran.

  • Ethics in Governance by Ramesh K Arora.

  • Ethics book by D. K Balaji IAS.

  • Ethics by Subba Rao.

  • Introduction to Ethics by DSN Singh.

Revision & Practice Material for Ethics

  • Ethics Snippet by Eden IAS.

  • Compendium of Thinkers and Thoughts.

  • Ethics Case Studies practice workbook by Eden IAS. 

There is nothing like a beginner or an experienced aspirant when it comes to UPSC preparation. It is because you can develop an all-together angle for your case studies and depend on the situation asked in your question. The concept can never be absolute. If you are starting as a beginner, you can check for the Ethics Integrity and aspirant classes by Tirthankar Roychowdhary Sir. These are the best classes with a great reviews from many toppers and UPSC Aspirants.

Previous year’s question papers are also important for the practice, but you should not limit your potential of understanding and answer writing. 

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shravan published in Technology

What is Hard Disk Drive (HDD)?

HDD stands for Hard Disk Drive. It is a type of Server HDD device that rotates magnetic disks for storing information. The HDD features a thin, metal disk that turns or spins to read and write data when needed. The speed that the disk spins is generally between 4200 and 7200 RPM, where RPM refers to the number of revolutions per minute. The higher the speed that is preset and the higher the speed at which the drive can be able to read or write information.

What is a Solid State Drive (SSD)?

SSD means Solid State Drive. The storage device makes use of memory flash to save information. For ease of understanding it is possible to imagine USB flash drives as. Contrary to HDD which is a type of HDD, the Solid State Drive you have no moving components, which means the disk isn’t heated up and it uses less energy, and it is able to write and read Fujitsu hard drive data with greater speed.

After we’ve learned the advantages of HDD as well as SSD, let’s look at their Pros and cons.

Pros and Cons of HDD

Pros of HDD:

  • Cheap: HDD drives are cheaper and less expensive when compared with SSD drives.

  • Storage HDD capacities of drives is different for laptops and desktops. With Desktops 10 terabytes, and 2 Terabytes for laptops. Since storage is less expensive, this aspect could be considered beneficial.

Cons of HDD:

  • Speed: As stated previously, HDD uses rotational disks equipped with a head that reads and writes the data, and consequently is slow. This can, in reality, cause a slow loading for your website, particularly databases-based websites.

  • Efficiency: They consume more energy due to the rotation of disks and they are not as eco-friendly as they could be. Furthermore, HDDs are susceptible to damage due to the fact that they contain many moving parts that are broken and can cut down the size of the disk.

Pros and Cons of SSD

Pros of SSD:

  • Speed: Since SSD utilizes flash memory and has fewer moving parts, the speed of your device’s operation or loads your website is more efficient.

  • Reliable The number of moving parts that are directly related to less breakage or wear and tear on the SSD. So, SSDs are more efficient in conserving energy, and are also greener.

Cons of SSD:

  • It is expensive: As a modern technology in comparison to the HDD, SSD is expensive even though they offer outstanding performance.

  • Storage The capacity of storage is a factor that is linked to cost. Contrary to HDD SSDs, SSDs are costly, and therefore obtaining the same storage capacity that you get from HDD will cost you a little more than you anticipated.

What is the most appropriate choice for you?

HDD and SSD each have their own advantages and drawbacks, and the selection of data storage is based on your specific needs such as the one we provide on our website. It is worth noting that when regards to efficiency, speed, and reliability, the Solid State Drive (SSD) is the clear winner.

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SSD Vs HDD The basics of SSD vs HDD and why it is important

It can be challenging to know if hosting companies use SSD and HDD storage. Particularly with regards to shared hosting. Web hosts do not always state the fact that their hosting services are solid-state drives or hard drives. However, since the solid-state drive is quicker hosting providers that provide servers that run on solid-state technology usually do make mention of it.

Before we move on we should discuss precisely what is the difference between SSDs or hard disks. SSDs are typically costlier than HDDs which means that hosting can be more costly too. Understanding what the differences in performance are will assist you in justifying the expense.

The most significant difference between SSD as compared to HDD

The basic concepts of hard drives

In the 1950s, we saw the development of today’s hard storage technology for drives. Based on magnetics, it functions similarly to vinyl records. The information stored on a hard drive is placed on a disk, which is then mounted on a rotating wheel that spins it. Each drive has a device called a head of the drive that travels along the disk in order to locate the data. The head scans the data, then sends information to computers.

Hard drives in their own have various speeds. The speed is determined by the speed of rotation of the disc (5400 to 7200 RPM for instance). Also, the bus connects the drive with the motherboard. There are many bus types, including two that are centered around ATA technology: Parallel ATA as well as serial ATA. Additionally, there’s the more server-oriented SCSI and, of course, serially attached SCSI. A different server standard is Fibre Channel.

There’s a resemblance between floppy and hard drives. Soft magnetic disks were extensively used for data transfer as well as a storage back in the day. However, over time they have evolved to hold larger amounts of data. The typical hard drive can store several Terabytes (TB) of information.

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