In contrast to the other general studies papers, the GS Paper 1 syllabus includes topics about which candidates may be asked direct questions. For example, with regard to the History of General Studies paper I, It is possible to ask questions that are derived directly from ancient, medieval, modern, and even world history. However, there are also topics in Indian society and geography, and an aspirant needs to connect the static syllabus of GS Paper 1 with current affairs in order to do well on those sections. SAARTHI IAS introduces a prelims cum mains integrated approach and segregated study material for the ease of candidates.