"When in doubt, observe and ask questions. When certain, observe at length and ask many more questions."
Created this thread as a one stop solution for all members so that all the doubts wherein any conceptual clarification is required can be solved here.
Anyone here who has done capf, cds pyq? Was there any repetition of concepts or facts wrt CSE
@sjerngal any inputs?
Anyone here who has done capf, cds pyq? Was there any repetition of concepts or facts wrt CSE
@sjerngal any inputs?
Hey, I did solve past two years capf papers. I did not focus on any pattern per se, but I did realise that there are quite a decent no. of questions on poets and books in ancient and Medieval which is a very scoring area if one has done it well.
Anyone here who has done capf, cds pyq? Was there any repetition of concepts or facts wrt CSE
@sjerngal any inputs?
Hey, I did solve past two years capf papers. I did not focus on any pattern per se, but I did realise that there are quite a decent no. of questions on poets and books in ancient and Medieval which is a very scoring area if one has done it well.
Randomness is so high in here that I believe its not worth spending time.
Also NCERT (12th) :( . Probably not worth the hairsplittery though. Dekh lenge.
@Aurora A
Correct
Also NCERT (12th) :( . Probably not worth the hairsplittery though. Dekh lenge.
I had history in undergraduate level , so read some other authors as well. They say Indo - greeks were the first one to issue. Largest number was issued under Guptas.
I had history in undergraduate level , so read some other authors as well. They say Indo - greeks were the first one to issue. Largest number was issued under Guptas.
Atish mathur in his polity pyq lecture once said, lawyers get the most polity questions wrong, economists get the most economics question wrong and same goes for historians. Such is this exam.
Don't refer any undergrad material, stick to ncert imo.
I had history in undergraduate level , so read some other authors as well. They say Indo - greeks were the first one to issue. Largest number was issued under Guptas.
Atish mathur in his polity pyq lecture once said, lawyers get the most polity questions wrong, economists get the most economics question wrong and same goes for historians. Such is this exam.
Don't refer any undergrad material, stick to ncert imo.
Did not refer. Remember reading it. As there was debate going on so thought maybe this might solve the debate.
Please have a look and point out if there is any wrong info in the list. Thank you.