7.5 - CPA: Models or Approaches (UPSC Public Administration by Ashish)

[@lifechamp007]

Thank you Ashish for taking time to record another helpful and informative session !!

[@samiabintahad5346]

glad to find your video :) i keep on waiting for this..

[@AmandeepKaur-xc9ye]

Thanks sir.These lectures are helping very much

[@abdulghafoor3175]

having great knowledge by ur lectures,thanks

[@gopieluri5279]

Thank you very much for your contribution!

[@rahulrj87]

hello ashish sir, you are doing a great job thank you very much sir..

[@DharmendraSingh-jg7gc]

thank sir for that support

[@shawnmichal777]

Thanks alot.....

[@shrikrishnamanepatil4926]

Thanks Sir

[@Kubha2901]

Thanku...😊

[@hafizusmantariq5160]

one of the best lectures i ever found on youtube, just one thing i want to say plz share the link of pdf/world file of your lectures, because while revising lectures during exams, one have no time to listen to the videos. Plz if u can share pdf files link of ur lectures it will be really best ! thanks.

[@nka_rj29]

NPA asked for moving "from positive to Normative" and CPA asks for " normative to empirical" so what can be said about influence of one on the other?

[@yuva6447]

Hello sir, pls try to compare concepts and theories with contemporary Indian administration as much as possible, that will help us to understand clearly and writing the same with examples

[@preetisharma750]

Sir, What were the observation in Mathur's Model? How or where can I quote this to substantiate my answer

[@UPSCPublicAdministration]

+Preeti Sharma What observations did Mathur finally conclude with? I'm as clueless as anyone else on this. I tried very hard to find about the final results of his study or specific details of his study, but internet doesn't help in this case. I guess reading detailed academic papers would help, but as UPSC aspirants, that is beyond the scope of effort required. But one thing is for sure, Mathur's Model is important little piece of our syllabus, because we find it being mentioned and quoted in many books (even Laxmikanth mentions it if I'm not wrong). As far as its significance is concerned, as I've mentioned in the slide, it is important for micro-level comparison. So whenever you are explaining that aspect of CPA in your answers, you can always give an off-handed reference to this model as an example, without going into details. That would surely leave an impact on whoever is correcting, telling them that you know your examples well, but due to limited word-limit, you did not dive deep enough. Other than referring Mathur during micro-level aspect, UPSC might surprise you by asking about this model specifically. And when that happens (which I personally feel won't), all we have to make do with, is the information we have. Or else waste more of our times in reading long academic papers and figuring out exactly what Mathur came to conclude, which I definitely do not recommend, since the result is not worth the efforts that go into it.

[@saritashirke2904]

sir, now 2017 mains is over, please upload rest of the modules if possible

[@DPY77]

Sir kindly continue the series for 2018

[@shreyajaiswal5337]

Mathur have chosen 10% of the total blocks of the two states i.e. Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan.

[@shrees9072]

where is 3,4,5,6 models sir....

[@UPSCPublicAdministration]

Really sorry friend. Couldn't cover them due to lack of time. Module 7 might also be the last module that I cover. Atleast for 2017 Mains.

[@shrees9072]

Sir plz continue this lecture series..... It give more advantage who not afford classes .... I again request to u sir plz continue....

[@yaswanth1911]

Hii bhaii

[@UPSCPublicAdministration]

Hello. :)

[@yaswanth1911]

I will mail you with regard to few issues Ashish bhaiii...

[@Adr-zw3nr]

yaswanth yerramsetty please mail me important matter

[@yaswanth1911]

Anil Kumar yeah but how can i do..provide me your email adress