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Indian Constitution & Constitutional Bodies: Master the Basics! ⚖️🇮🇳 ​Understanding the framework of our country is essential for every aspirant. In this video, we simplify the Basics of the Indian Constitution and the role of various Constitutional Bodies that govern our nation’s democracy and education system. Key Bodies to Remember: ​Election Commission (Art. 324): Ensuring free and fair elections. ​UPSC (Art. 315-323): The premier recruiting agency for civil services. ​Finance Commission (Art. 280): Managing the financial relationship between the Centre and States. ​CAG (Art. 148): The guardian of the public purse. ​Relevance to Education: How the Constitution empowers the government to regulate higher education through the Concurrent List. ​💡 Why is this important for your exam? ​Questions on "Bodies and Authorities" are a frequent part of the Higher Education & Polity section. We focus on: ✅ Article numbers and their significance. ✅ Appointment and removal processes of heads of these bodies. ✅ Latest amendments affecting these institutions. ​🚀 Video Highlights: ​Shortcuts & Mnemonics: Easy ways to remember Articles and Parts of the Constitution. ​PYQ Analysis: Real questions from previous years to show you the exam pattern. ​Clear & Direct: No fluff—just the facts you need to score high! ​Subscribe to EconoNET Prep with Divya & Ina for more simplified lessons on Indian Polity and Higher Education! 🔔 ​#IndianConstitution #ConstitutionalBodies #UGC #UPSC #HigherEducation #PolityBasics #UGCNETPaper1 #IndianPolity #ExamPrep #Civics ​Pro-Tip for your Video: You can mention that while the UGC is a Statutory Body, the Finance Commission is a Constitutional Body—this is a very common "trap" question in exams! #ugcnet #ugcneteconomics #netjrf #ugcnetpaper1 #teachingaptitude #exampreparation #economicsprep #ugcnetpreparation #assistantprofessor #economics