Which optional has got highest marks in UPSC?

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https://commonsenseismine.blogspot.com/2018/10/which-optional-has-got-highest-marks-in.html Which optional has got highest marks in UPSC? Historically, mathematics has been the subject in which people gave got the highest marks in most years. In 2014 Nitish K scored 346/500 and got rank 8 In 2015 VALLURU KRANTHI scored 326/500 and got rank 65 In 2016 Utsav Kaushal scored 356/500 and got rank 14 In 2017 Anubhav Singh scored 375/500 and got rank 8 Hardly any optional has ever come close to mathematics in scoring capacity and the major reason behind it is that math is the subject which has least theoretical questions and most of the questions are numerical type, where examiner has to award almost full marks if the answer is correct.
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Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS)

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Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS)

As per the G.O No. 41 (dt: 19.11.2008) of the Department of Child Welfare of AP Government, Gram Sabha should take up the social audit of the efficacy of the Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS). The Aangan Waadi worker should submit the ICDS progress report every two months to the Gram Sabha. Details of children attending the Aangan Waadi and their nutrition levels, child mortality, women mortality, weight of children, etc should be commented upon by the Aangan Waadi worker, in these reports. Based on these reports, the Gram Panchayat should discuss and take proper decisions at Gram Sabha


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