How was the paper guys ?
@Admgenalanezh 90 +-5..Last year scored 127.But don't compare my previous attempt from this one.. AAs I didn't read a single day . Was underprepared
Are you same mahi of telegram who has given ifos interview this year?
If it's you,all the best for the final result!!
@toooldtodieyoung it's the UPSC key which matters. Every year its matter of 6-7 questions which turns the tide. anyone with 70s can go to 90s provided 6-7 answers goes in their favour.. which questions will turn no one knows. So practically no one is safe unless one has scored 110+. Which is very rare.
Have seen all the disputed questions going against me TWICE
As the result is drawing closer, I have this tingly feeling.
I have checked answers for both GS 1 and CSAT, getting a respectable score to clear, if I say logically it seems like I should clear but then there is always a doubt.
Last year, I was happily studying on the night of 23rd when the result came and my number wasn’t there to my shock. I had never thought I could fail CSAT ever, till the scores arrived in September I was cursing myself for GS performance, but the culprit was the other paper. This year I have resolved math qs after reaching back and assumed RC would be 40% correct atleast ( haven’t checked the coaching keys), and the situation seems good but the pain of last years failure refuses to die down, this is where tingly feeling comes, I check the papers again count the questions >>feel comfy >>slowly doubt makes it way back>>I again begin thinking abt what if>>reckeck.
Is there anyone who has a similar feeling? I’m not sure I can do anything about it right now till the result comes positive, till then this thing doesn’t let you stay calm.
always a dream to live in the Western side of Western ghats, lush green and scenic na?
Absolutely. And our college is the only one in India to have a private beach . Missing that life 🙌🏻
Surathkal? Had been there once. Its an awesome campus
Yep 🙌🏻
Pleasantly surprised to find alumni from your alma mater. Wasn't expecting this while scrolling through this feed xDD :')))
https://www.upsc.gov.in/sites/default/files/-result-CSP-2021-Engl-01072021.pdf
ise koi bheje to majak me lena . Kuch log iss msg ko circulate kr rahe hne .
As the result is drawing closer, I have this tingly feeling.
I have checked answers for both GS 1 and CSAT, getting a respectable score to clear, if I say logically it seems like I should clear but then there is always a doubt.
Last year, I was happily studying on the night of 23rd when the result came and my number wasn’t there to my shock. I had never thought I could fail CSAT ever, till the scores arrived in September I was cursing myself for GS performance, but the culprit was the other paper. This year I have resolved math qs after reaching back and assumed RC would be 40% correct atleast ( haven’t checked the coaching keys), and the situation seems good but the pain of last years failure refuses to die down, this is where tingly feeling comes, I check the papers again count the questions >>feel comfy >>slowly doubt makes it way back>>I again begin thinking abt what if>>reckeck.
Is there anyone who has a similar feeling? I’m not sure I can do anything about it right now till the result comes positive, till then this thing doesn’t let you stay calm.
Bro it happens. Actually I am doing the very same (rechecking, adding,subtracting). I failed in Pre 2018 (mine 97.33,cutoff 98) and Pre 2019 ( mine 97,cutoff 98). Cleared PCS 2018 and left pre 2020. This year my score is pretty good and i have a strong feeling that I will clear it. But yes, these tingy feelings keep happening, because once used to be a time when All my doubtful questions went wrong and I used to linger in the 90-100 zone (cutoff was 98 for both the years).
I also get the joy of having a healthy margin but that pain you talked about naa...it is for real, but as Adler once said "trauma does not exist, only thing matters is what our goals are". Hence I get back to study for mains.