Eden IAS Ethics Test Series

1. Eden IASEthicsTestSeries Well, who said that scoring good in Ethics is tough? All you need isa good graspoftheconcepts and alotofpractice. Both of thesethings can be accomplishedviatests.The more you test yourself, the better you will get. Along the same lines, Eden IASbringsto you theEthicsTest Series for UPSC” by Mr.Tirthankar Roychowdhary,who is the bestteacher for ethicsUPSCinDelhi,so far.Thiscourse comprises11 tests wherein7 tests willbe sectional i.e sub-topic-based and theremaining 4 willbe mocktests.

2. The study material is curated by Roy sir, who is the bestteacherfor ethics UPSC • UnderthisEthicsTest Seriesprogram, studymaterial curated by Mr. Tirthankar Roychowdhary, who is the best teacherfor ethics UPSCwillbe providedto theenrolled studentsthatwill include three comprehensivelyand intensivelycompiledbooklets thatcovertheentire syllabusof the GS-IVpaper. Thesebookletsare: • TheoreticalFramework • 70Thinkers&Thoughts • EthicscasestudiesUPSC • GlossaryforEthics • The best part is that these booklets are more than enough. One need not read the traditional Ethics study material such as Lexicon for Ethics, Integrity & Aptitude, Human Values - IGNOU material, Santosh Ajmera & Nanda Kishore Reddy’sEthics,Integrity,and Aptitude– • A Short Introduction to Ethics by Dr. S.N. Singh or Arihant’sEthics, Integrity,andAptitude. Ifone goes • through these four booklets thoroughly, then you can ace ethicswith grace. Want to know more aboutthese books? • Ethics case studies are covered by a mentor who is the bestteacherfor ethics UPSC • Under thisEthicsTestSeriesprogram,specialemphasis • is laid on tests comprising Ethics case studies since case studies have a weightage of 120 marks out of 250. The last booklist has over 100 case studies including startup case studies, deontological casestudies,and businesscase studies. • Asper Mr.Roychowdhary,whois the best teacherfor ethics UPSC,therearemultiple approachestocase

3. studies. But herecommendsa specific approach called the “10-stepgeneric approach”. • Inthisapproach,we do notwritean introduction.Instead, wefollow steps. • The first step is to highlight the facts outlined in the question. • The second step is to identify the people getting affected i.e thestakeholders. • The third step isto identify theirinterestsin the given • situation. • The fourth step is to identify the situations wherein thereisa clash of interests i.econflictof interests. • The fifth step is to identify the values that are hidden behind theseinterests. • The sixth step is to spot the situations of an ethical dilemma. • The seventh step is to list down the options. And whenoptions aregiven, simplyspotthe meritsand • demeritsofthegivenoptions. • Theeighth stepisto give an ethical judgment. • The ninth step is to justify this judgment with moral philosophy or idea of thought. • The tenth step is to conclude the case study with a quoteetc. • whoisthebestteacher forethics UPSCTestyour Ethics • knowledge with Eden IAS’s Ethics Test Series. Get enrollednow!