12 products for UPSC Sociology Study Material on Competer, from Vajiram and Ravi, SS Pandey, Vision IAS, Vikash Ranjan, Next IAS. Prices run from ₹855 to ₹3,999. Editions listed: 2026, 2025. Available in English and Hindi medium; each listing states its medium. Every item is the printed material as supplied by the institute, checked before dispatch, with cash on delivery across India.

SS Pandey Sociology Notes 2025-26 UPSC Optional 25 Modules 4 Booklets

Vikash Ranjan Sociology Printed Notes 2025–26 (UPSC Optional, Triumph IAS, English Medium, 7 Booklets)

Mahapatra Sir Sociology Notes 2025–26 UPSC Optional English Medium 6 Booklets

SS Pandey Sociology Handwritten Notes 2024-2025 (UPSC Optional, 9 Booklets)

Upendra Sir Sociology Handwritten Notes 2025-26 (3 Booklets, English Medium)

Raj Rai Sociology Notes by Next IAS 2025-26 Printed Booklets Set of 2

Tusharanshu Sociology Notes 2025-2026 | English | UPSC Sociology in 2 Booklets

Mahapatra Sir Sociology Handwritten Notes 2025–26 (8 Booklets, English Medium)

Neha Bhosle Sociology Notes 2025-26 Printed Booklets Set of 2

Sleepy Classes Sociology Notes in Hindi Medium for UPSC 2026 by Shekhar Dutt | Printed Sociology Study Material in Hindi for UPSC Mains Exam | Single Booklet | UPSC Hindi Medium Sociology

UPSC Sociology Optional Mains Combo | Mahapatra Sir Sociology Notes + Vision IAS Mains 365 Complete Set | English Medium

UPSC Sociology Optional + Mains Practice Combo | Mahapatra Sir Sociology Notes + Vision IAS Mains Test Series | English Medium
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Questions about UPSC Sociology Study Material
How many UPSC Sociology Study Material products are there?
12 at the moment. The list updates as new editions arrive.
What does UPSC Sociology Study Material cost?
From ₹855 to ₹3,999. Combo sets cost more than single booklets; the price is on each listing.
Which edition is current?
The newest edition listed here is 2026. The edition year is printed in every product title.
Which institutes' material is included?
Vajiram and Ravi, SS Pandey, Vision IAS, Vikash Ranjan, Next IAS. Competer stocks the printed material of each institute; it is not the institute.









































