Was in a rut for about 10 days. Planning to get back on track today. Newspaper done. Making a plan for the next 9-10 months, hoping to be mains ready by Nov-Dec. One dilemma that I've found myself in since many days now is this - To prepare according to MGP 2023, i.e few topics every week and then a test on Sunday OR to prepare the subject/subjects first (notes included) and then appear for the tests. Suggestions are welcome !I think it's better to give tests each week, whenever possible because it helps you keep you on your toes(helpful especially when if you struggle with consistency/self-discipline). However, you can sometimes club 2 Half length tests together if the boundary between the syllabus of 2 tests isn't that rigid. For example - starting 2-3 tests of GS-2 and GS3 can be merged together as they are of polity/eco so it's better to cover all the topics then give test. on the other hand HLTs of International relation, SnT, internal security etc should be done without wasting any time.
We can anyway improvise our notes during the 14day break we get before FLT of each GS paper.
These are just my suggestions, and *spoiler alert* Idk anything, I'm just learning and I guess that the case with most of us. So, it's better you should try and experiment as see what works for you. All the best
Hey ! Thankyou so much:)
Hello folks. Opened forum after ages today, post lawschool sems hiatus lasted a bit too long. I really hope September's better. Can't afford to be complacent anymore. I love the energy of this place, everyone's going through something yet all of us choose to persist, or atleast intend to. Let's make this one, a good one, shall we ? Love and light to all of you.
Goodmorning folks. Posting my targets here for the first time (and hopefully not the last).
1. GS 1 - Society - 6, 7
2. Newspaper+ notes (if any)
That's it, because I'm sick and don't want to feel overwhelmed. Learning to be patient and easy on myself is one of the things that I battle with almost every day. One day at a time. Monthly mags, optional Monday se dekha jaega. Also, how do you guys manage GS, optional, CA altogether every day, having trouble doing all at once. Have a great day y'all 🌼
Hello folks ! Loving the energy of this place :) Needed some advice regarding CA - I've been 70% regular in reading the newspaper since May but haven't done anything else beside that, took up monthly magazines recently. I've started note making of important stuff but what do I do about the months that have gone by ? And what should I take care of hereon regarding CA ? Studying for CA confuses me very often about how exactly should I proceed with it. Duvidha ka hal bata do please.
@LetsGetThisBread @Naadan_Parinda @mightyraju @Morticia and all others who's usernames I can't remember atm.
Hello folks, I am in a dilemma from some days. I am a final year law student and I have doubts about appearing for CSE 2023. I don't want to give a half hearted attempt or just for the sake of it. I am 70% done with my optional (PSIR) and some topics from GS1-4. My sem exams will be in December and April/May/June. And it requires minimum 10-15 days a prep. And that would mean not touching CSE prep during that time. So, how should I go about it and how to put a lid on this anxiety, it's starting to put me in a paralysis where I'm not able to focus on the task at hand. Would really appreciate your insights/suggestions/advice.
@neyawn @LetsGetThisBread @Naadan_Parinda @Azad_hind @mightyraju @DancingMaster @Lawstice anyone else
