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Re-reading a chapter feels productive and leaves almost nothing behind; trying to recall it before looking feels harder and leaves most of …
Twenty questions a day is 7,000 a year, and 7,000 analysed questions is more practice than most candidates get in a full cycle. This guide …
Most candidates solve previous year questions once, late, as a mock. That is the least useful thing to do with the most useful resource in …
Fifteen months of current affairs cannot be re-read before Prelims; most candidates try and reach March with nothing retained. The smart ap…
Mixed question sets tell you a score; topic-wise sets tell you why. Practising one topic at a time reveals exactly which concepts hold and …
Most aspirants track hours, which measure effort, not progress. Five numbers measure what the exam rewards: syllabus coverage, questions so…
Reading feels like progress and produces little recall. Answering questions feels harder and produces most of your marks. This article expl…
Ask an aspirant which subject they are weak in and they name the one they dislike. Their mock data often points elsewhere. Weak areas are f…