UPSC IAS IPS Strategy IntroFive Part article series on How to approach UPSC Civil Service IAS/IPS Exam: Prelims, Mains and Interview
BooksTips on Notes-making, Standard reference books, Yojana Kurukshetra etc. Explained here
Prelim-Mains-InterviewDetailed Strategy for General Studies, science-tech, yearbook, economy, history, polity, IR-Diplomacy with booklist, free study material given here.
DoubtsBasic doubts regarding Coaching, Working professional, time Management and Non-English medium
BackupSome guidelines for adopting career backup plans incase you can't make it to UPSC
SSC CGL
GK / GAHow to approach General Awareness for Tier-I, explained here with free study material download.
MathsHow to approach Maths, Quantitative Aptitude, Trigonometry, Geometry for Tier I and II? To-the-point strategy n tips given here +free study material
ReasoningGeneral Intelligence and Logical reasoninig for Tier I of SSC-CGL exam: booklist, tips shared here.
EnglishHow to tackle vocabulary, grammar and comprehension for Tier I and II.
SBI PO
GA/Computer/Marketingstrategy booklist for approaching General Awareness, Computer, Marketing, Current Affairs in SBI PO 2013, includes free material as well!
Reasoning (High)strategy booklist for approaching Higher Level Reasoning in SBI PO 2013
English (Descriptive)strategy, free studymaterial, essay list for the SBI PO English MCQ and Descriptive paper!
Others
CAT (IIM)Ragtag strategy on get 90+ percentile in CAT-prometric test.
LIC AAOStrategy for the upcoming LIC Assistant Administrative officers' exam with free studymaterial, jobprofile.
CSIRStudyplan + Free study material for CSIR combined Administrative services (CASE) exam
State PSCHow to approach RAS, MPSC etc explained here
CAPFHow to become an Assistant Commandant in BSF, CISF, CRPF: strategy, booklist, free studymaterial provided here.
RBIRBI Grade "B" Officer studyplan, strategy, booklist and free download material is provided here.
SPIPAFor getting admission in SPIPA, Ahmedabad, which provides free coaching for IAS exam.(Gujarat Only)
ACIOAssistant Central Intelligence Officer recruitment: booklist, strategy
UPSC tips
India Yearbookhow to efficiently utilize INDIA Yearbook for UPSC prelims, mains, interview= explained in this 6 part series article.
5 LevelsExplains five types of players in UPSC competition and why daydreamers fail in this exam.
100 DaysWhy you can't succeed with vague strategies in UPSC Prelims, explained here.
Newspaper?How to read The Hindu/Indianexpress quickly and efficiently in less than one hour for Current Affairs?, explained here.
Art of Aptitude?3 Cardinal Rules on How to approach Aptitude section in any competitive exam.
QuotesMotivational and inspirational quotes for competitive exams.
Essay Tips How *not* to write an Essay in UPSC Mains exam, explained here
IRHow to prepare India World + International relations (IR) topic, explained + free download material
StatApproach to Statistics and Graphs portion of General Studies Mains Paper II+free study material
R.T.IHow to file R.T.I application to UPSC? explained here
Analysis
CSAT'12Analysis of the GS-Prelims paper and how it broke the backs of Coaching classes.
GSM-12Analysis of the General Studies (Mains) Paper I and II of 2012 and how they (again) broke the backs of Coaching classes.
Edu Tech
Auto NoteMakerMrunal's Autonotemaker for quickly taking notes out of PDF files and Webarticles (Win XP only)
Hindu ReaderHow to use Google Reader to efficiently read The Hindu online, for Free!.
OneNoteLearn to use Microsoft Onenote software to organized your notes on computer, quickly and efficiently!
ArchiveMonthly Archive Index page of everything I've published so far. (In the old articles, ignore advice written before Jan 2012, because UPSC trend has changed a lot.)
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[Tech] Deleted Notes from Computer, How to recover?
Question from Sanjeev Mishra
I had made all my notes digitally on my computer in folders for prelims and mains GS. But, by mistakenly one of my friends deleted that entire folder. I had arranged all the important notes and topics in that(including many of your posts).
I suggest you try to recover it using “Recuva” Software. I was able to recover some deleted files using the same free software. (although it depends on your luck, if you had formatted your harddisk and later large files are ‘written’ over the same ‘blocks’, this trick may not work.)
How to Use Recuva to Recover Deleted Files
Copy pasting the article from http://data-security-freeware.blogspot.in/2011/04/recuva-recover-deleted-files-for-free.html
STEP 1 Install a free software named “Recuva” on your computer. (Click Me to download it from softpedia, size only 1.6MB)
And make sure the storage device where your deleted files located can
be detected by your PC. If your deleted files are stored on external
device (USB, memory cards or external drive etc.), connect them to your
PC via USB cable or card reader etc. Open the software. Select the file
types (Pictures, Music, Video, Compressed, Emails) or “Other” to show
all files.
STEP 2 Select file location. There are four situations
available for your choice. Or you can directly go to the destination by
browsing from “In a specific location”
Click “Next” and you should see the following scene. Here you have two
options: Enable Deep Scan or not. My suggestion is DO NOT Enable it
right now as Deep Scan is quite time-intensive. Only when your deleted
files are not found, then go to this mode.
STEP 3 Scanning Process. Once you have clicked “start”
button. Scanning process is entered. But do not worry if you didn’t
select Deep Scan, the scanning will be quite fast even take only few
seconds.
After the scanning is over, take a breathe! You’ll see lots of files
found and most cases not all are what you want. Do not worry. Follow the
instruction “Switch to advanced mode”.
Then you will come here with more options to filter the found files. It
will be much easier to get what you want (if you are lucky enough).
STEP 4 Save the Recovered Files. Once you find your
deleted files, highlight them and click “Recover”. Your selected files
will be recovered quickly. Congratulations!
For future
Take regular backup of your stuff in a Pen Drive and Also upload your stuff on Google Docs.

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Thanks Mrunal,
but the whole folder was deleted which had many webpages, image files and pdf's and I don't remember all the file names.
So, how can I recover the whole folder, or at least some sub-folders, because in the software only files are detected,and not folders (I think)?
Great, recovered 70-80% of my 1.5 GB lost folder's content.
:-) using deep scan.
use Power Data Recovery Software
http://www.powerdatarecovery.com/