Live teaching and material
- Weekday live classes covering Paper I and Paper II
- Recordings, board work, notes, highlighted references and PYQs
- A catch-up plan for students joining the ongoing batch
Live batch in progress
UPSC CSE Economics Optional · 2027
UPSC Economics Optional 2027 practice.
EcoNiti teaches the full Economics Optional syllabus live. Xaptiq follows the same sequence with topic practice, subject tests and full-length mocks, so practice begins after a topic is taught rather than at the end of the course.
- UPSC CSE 2027
Target - Paper I + II
Coverage - 153 lectures
Lesson plan - Dr. Komal Sahai
Faculty
What your enrolment includes
Teaching, answer writing and tests in one preparation sequence.
The course fee covers the live classes, course material, testing, evaluation, guidance and Xaptiq practice shown below. You do not need a separate test series or mentorship package.
Tests and evaluation
- PYQ discussions as each subject is completed
- Subject-wise tests and full-length mock papers
- Answer-writing evaluation and feedback by Dr. Komal
Guidance and Xaptiq practice
- Personalised guidance through the batch
- Topic practice that follows the live teaching sequence
- One place to review tests, submissions and progress
How the course works
From live class to stronger Mains answers.
Each layer has a clear place: learn the topic, connect it to PYQs, write, receive feedback, and return to it in revision.
Attend the live class
Build the concept with Dr. Komal before testing it.
Revise the material
Use the recording, board work, notes and references after class.
Connect the topic to PYQs
See how UPSC has framed the same idea in previous papers.
Write and submit
Move from topic practice to subject-wise and full-length papers.
Use the evaluation
Improve structure, diagrams, content selection and timing.
Revise both papers
Bring Paper I and Paper II together through mocks and a final plan.
Course roadmap
Topics covered in the course
The schedule may change slightly with the batch. Tests will follow the same topic order.
- Lectures 1-32
Microeconomics
Core Paper I concepts, followed by microeconomics PYQs.
- Consumer choice and demand
- Production and cost
- Market structures and game theory
- General equilibrium and welfare
- Lectures 33-80
Macro, money and public economics
Macroeconomics, monetary economics, public finance and related PYQs.
- Classical and Keynesian models
- AS-AD, inflation and expectations
- Money, banking and monetary policy
- Market failure, taxation and public debt
- Lectures 81-116
International economics, growth and development
Trade, open-economy macroeconomics, growth and development.
- Trade theories and policy
- Balance of payments and exchange rates
- Growth models
- Structural and alternative development views
- Lectures 117-153
Indian economics
Indian economic history, sectors, institutions and current policy for Paper II.
- Planning, reforms and structural change
- Agriculture, industry and services
- External and fiscal sectors
- Demography, poverty, employment, Budget and Survey