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Struggling with Indian Polity Articles for UPSC?
You are not alone. Most aspirants find it tough to remember Article numbers with their exact meaning during UPSC Polity preparation.

This video introduces a powerful Mnemonic and Phonetic Memory Code System that makes remembering Indian Constitution Articles for UPSC simple and permanent. With this method, you will never confuse Article 14 with 21 or Article 356 with 360 again.

In this session, you will learn:
What the Major Memory System is and how it helps in UPSC preparation
Phonetic codes (1 = t, 2 = n, 3 = m, 4 = r …) to convert numbers into easy recall words
Hindi-English mnemonic tricks that connect Articles to their real meaning
Story-based techniques that ensure long-term memory of Indian Polity Articles
How to apply this technique to other subjects in UPSC exam preparation

Why this method is a game-changer:
Quickly master Articles like 14, 19, 21, 32, 356 and 360
Improve recall speed in UPSC Prelims, Mains and Interview
Save revision time with smarter Polity memorization strategies

Best for:
UPSC CSE | State PCS | SSC | Judiciary | Any exam with Indian Polity syllabus

📌 Stop cramming the Constitution. Start mastering it with science-backed mnemonic techniques for UPSC Polity.

Timestamps:
00:00 – Important UPSC Polity Articles to remember (243, 13, 377, 362)
01:01 – Learn all Constitution Articles in just 60 minutes
01:26 – Easy Phonetic Code for Numbers (0–9 memory trick)
04:00 – Article 13: Fundamental Rights & Ultra Vires (“TAMper”)
05:09 – Article 243: Panchayati Raj Institutions (“NIRMA” trick)
06:38 – Article 14: Equality Before Law (“TAR” road)
07:35 – Article 20: Protection against conviction (“NOSe clean”)
09:02 – Article 240: President’s Regulations for Union Territories (“NARaZ”)
11:05 – Article 245: Parliament law extent whole of India (“NIRALA”)
12:28 – Full PDF + practice set for UPSC Polity Articles