Which is good coaching for current affairs for the UPSC in Delhi?

Delhi has quite a few good coaching options for Current Affairs preparation for UPSC. The right choice depends on your learning style, budget, and whether you prefer online/offline classes. Here are some of the top ones + what to check for, and some suggestions based on type. If you tell me what you prefer (e.g. small batch, Hindi / English medium, budget), I can narrow further.

What Plutus IAS Offers

From their official site and other sources, these are the things Plutus IAS provides:

• UPSC coaching (offline + online + hybrid) including Prelims & Mains.
• A dedicated Current Affairs Programme (daily, weekly, monthly updates, tests, analysis) including editorials, PIB analysis etc.
• Test series: both for prelims and mains, including specific current affairs tests.
• Answer writing practice.
• Small batch sizes (so more interaction / attention) are emphasized.
• Recorded lectures so that missed classes can be accessed later.
• Study material (both hard copy and soft copy) including Current Affairs booklets.
• Mentorship programmes.

Strengths of Plutus IAS

Here are things Plutus seems to do well:

• Current affairs focus: With daily/weekly/monthly updates plus analysis, it seems strong in keeping students updated.
• Flexibility / access: Recorded lectures + hybrid online/offline modes are helpful if you miss classes or want flexible timings.
• Small batches: More chance for doubt clearing, more interactionComprehensive services: Not just lectures, but test series, answer writing, mentoring, optional subject classes.

Things to Watch Out / Possible Weaknesses

• High fees: The fee structure is quite significant. For example, “GS Pre-cum mains + study material + Current affairs + … without optional” for 12 months offline is around ₹1,80,000 etc.
• Management & teacher stability concerns: Some student feedback indicates concerns about management issues, or changes in teachers. This is something to verify via student reviews / recent batches.
• Results transparency: While many students praise it, it’s good to check how many actual selections in recent years, TOP ranks etc., to assess outcome. (Plutus claims many, but independent verification helps.)

Bottom Line

Plutus IAS looks like a serious, high-end option for UPSC Current Affairs + full GS preparation. If money isn't a big limiting factor, and if you prefer structured guidance, mentor support, regular test & answer writing, then it could be very good. But if you're more cost-sensitive, or want maximum flexibility/self-study, you might compare with a few lower-cost but still good options.

If you like, I can compare Plutus IAS vs 2–3 alternatives (VisionIAS, Vajiram etc.) specifically on the current affairs component + their fees + student reviews, so you see how "value for money" Plutus is. Do you want me to do that?

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