[ Official ] How was the Prelims 2021 paper?
How was the paper guys ?
A weird day. A weird pattern of questions. Scoring around 97. May or may not get through. Don't have the energy to go around for other keys and then match CSAT too. Very draining, but at the end, one thing as@Villanelle said, beyond a point, you've got to figure out 'what beyond this exam?' And certainly, 'the full time' thingy won't work for me either. It will be a dead end for my mental health. Baaki dekhte hain. The entire prep with all the madness of getting dedicatedly involved looks like smoke anyway.
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Just want to say one thing
Paper kitna bhi Random ho, people will score, they will write mains
85+ 90 around dilasey h, UPSC keys will be different, 100+ ho to khush hoke kro
Baaki don't hope too much, read optional, ethics, essay.
Hope has shattered many hearts last year, mine was one. Move on from preparation if you feel so after failing pre (result k baad).
If want to do Job, don't think about having less time for next pre. I did same mistake and prelims got postponed, right now in same situation as last year, and going with trend my luck pushes me wrong side of cutoff, for nearly 5 different exams.
To chill kro, don't expect much from results, cutoff can go low or high but clear naa ho to load mt lena.
@Phantom hmm so how does this matter to the Exam? Biases please don't bring
@prachimalik1121311
Please enlighten what biased thing did I say. In context of which comment you said so ?
@RaGa hmm it was PASSED by CWC in july in wardha, ENDORSED/ adopted by AICC in august 1942. (Ishita Banerjee-Dube)
Areee yar don’t tell me is bar bhi they picked up all MIH questions from this book? 🥲
Jasmine,@nerdfighter give some authentic source please Deccan herald paper makers won't see I have put in CJI statementContext could have been migrants and ruling of SC on oxygen crisis
Dude, go to google scholar, search for the term committed judiciary. I just gave the link for illustration. It's a very well established concept. If you read books on post independence history, you will come across this concept in Indira's term.
plmokn25688524,Last question any science student is it related to synthesising virus in synthetic medium?
Dude, go to google scholar, search for the term committed judiciary. I just gave the link for illustration. It's a very well established concept. If you read books on post independence history, you will come across this concept in Indira's term.
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Committed judiciary is a negative term referred to a judicial system which works in cahoots with the executive disregarding constitutional practices. This came up in India during Indira Gandhi's tenure in 1970s.
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