Official : Post Daily Routine & Self Assessment (Mains 2020)

Hi

Since I started my prep two months ago (after a gap of almost an year), the thought of everybody revising numerous more times than me is making me anxious while reading anything. 

I guess posting here brings me the needed courage. 

Target before sleeping today : 

September factly complete (have done till sci and tech)

Art n culture (Handicrafts and performing arts) 

24/8/20 :

3 Environment CA classes  (9 - 1)

Eco CA class notes revision (2 - 4.30)

Art n culture ( SFG syllabus) (5.30 - 8.30 + 9.30 -10.30) 

Phone (10.30-11.30)

Sent CA pdfs to the loved ones( ca class notes to sibling and factlies to girlfriend) and asked them to ask me questions when (if) I talk to them. 

Review 23/8- slept at 3 after completing almost the target for Nitin Singhania, still couldn't touch September Factly

My anxiety is taking a toll on me. Read Neyawn's article today, felt good. But the fear of opportunity cost and what-ifs are being curbed every day by the warrior-Me. 

Review 24/8 

Environment classes - only2/3 done

Economy CA classes notes - Eco survey - revised butBudgetleft

SFG - Indian Architecture -done 

Planning to streamline targets, time table, and inner emotional haywire within 2 3 days. 

Targets for 25/8/20(increasing number of slots - more number of tasks keep me in battle mode)   

Environemnt classes - 10-1:30

Complete September Factly + revise rest Economics CA - 2:30 -3:30 

Nitin Singhania - SFG syllabus  4-5 + 5:30 - 8:30 

Shankar environemtn - 9:30 - 10:30 

Break + Mobile - 10:30 - 11:30 

Revise Environment notes + Shankar till sleep - 11:30 - 

Guys ignore the fruitlessness of the timing of the question :

Please let me know if there are any good notes of medieval I can do in this short time (that can be revised at least once)

I've read ncert a year before but not anywhere near to remembering stuff

Varna I'm going with lucent. Please recommend if you've already read both (ncert and the notes) to be able to make a comparison. 

Thank you 

Hello! Hope everybody's prep is going well. 

Can anyone share a pdf of the OMR sheet similar to one provided by UPSC. I waste a lot of time in filling the OMR and make many errors. Last time in desperation, I used my adhaar card's laminated corner to remove one wrongly filled bubble (Yeah stupid? tell me about it!) and tore the sheet a little. 

I recommend people who are not very fast, to practice OMR filling. It might give you another 10 minutes to brainstorm tricky questions. 

Having said that, can anyone share a pdf of OMR (similar to the one of UPSC - was it circular or oval/elliptical I don't remember)? I'd be very thankful. 

@SergioRamos