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[Results] Prelims 2020 Over - Gearing for 2021


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With regards to Artificial Intelligence. The basic argument here is around "meaningful". Though music and stories can be created by using artificial, we aren't at a stage yet to use that effectively to make them meaningful . Wireless transmission is still in nascent stage 
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@jagteshwar_sohal25614 From my circle mostly in 90-100 range.. Few(used to get 130+ in previous attempts) are in 100-110..


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I was implying towards my circle bro and whatt I meant was variation within my circle.  If cutoff is anywhere between 98-102, we have to understand that there are many scoring 120+... 

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@SantiCazorla I too agree with it. But deep down we all know there are students who inflate their marks. What I found unusual this year is that variation in marks in my circle... 


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@gauravbrly409 Exactly. I am finding those students in range of 95-110 who were consistently scoring 120+ in previous attempts. 


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A last one from me ☺️... Students usually try to settle for a score which pushes them above the border line and make them comfortable and quite understandably so. But my experience in this forum and others is this :

Last year there were many students here getting 110+, but this year this isn't the case. Also coaching teachers also echoing same thoughts.. So I think coaching centres won't give you right cut off but they are very good at creating a broad range. Last year this was 98-105, this year it is 95-100.Rest assured cutoff won't go higher than 98.

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Read it to find the answer for Desher Katha question

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@sanjayrao107433 I would respectfully disagree. It quite explicitly writes that his arguments were towards economic and social deprivation of Indian people rather than Bengal alone. Moreover this book contains exposition of writings of R. C Dutt and others, who had wrote about economic exploitation of India not Bengal alone. 


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@Biradar Hadd hai bhai... It clearly mention in the prelude that it is in nascent stage yet people are hell bent on turning it in their favor. Read this if you still are unpersuaded 

https://www.nylon.com/entertainment/artificial-intelligence-in-music-holly-herndon-jukebox/amp

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@JKRowling No.. Economic determinism bases itself on idea of class struggle. Gandhi never argued for class struggle, in fact go through India's Struggle For Independence by Bipin Chandra, you will find out Nehru had serious reservations about Gandhi about this idea. 


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Let's be clear on Marx vs Gandhi part. The question itself lays out - 'final goal'. Both Marx and Gandhi advocated for stateless society though means were different, hence 'final goal' in option A.. For economic determinism, Gandhi and Marx had different conceptions regarding understanding of capitalism,though both were against it. Economic determinism fits in the understanding of capitalism as understood by Marx, for Gandhi we have Trusteeship theory as explained by J Kripalani. 
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Those who are still unsure and anxious about their CSAT, go through paper 2 analysis by Sandeep Manudhane, following him from last 5 years, I believe his RC's analysis will be worth relying. 
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@Pramod44 yes.. Haven't seen his analysis this year... But his RC analysis are dependable.. Been his student, he prodded me to read The Economist since my first class there. It greatly helped my English comprehension. 


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Has any coaching institute given 1 & 4 for nalsa question???
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