u/Careful-Calendar1954

I am stuck in a dilemma about which coaching institute I should join. Vajiram seems very reputable, and there are a lot of YouTube videos about how its material is supposedly the best. On the other hand, Next IAS brings a new energy, when I visited their center, I saw a couple of people asking for the Mains test series, which made me perceive that they might have a very good test series.
I haven't visited the Vision center yet, and I couldn't find any demo lectures on YouTube.
Tathastu seems like a wild bet, so I am avoiding that. Though the counselor was very supportive and had a good chat with her.
Can you please give me your honest, unfiltered opinion on which is the best for someone with no prior humanities background? Also, are the 2-year programs really worth it?

I am stuck in a dilemma about which coaching institute I should join. Vajiram seems very reputable, and there are a lot of YouTube videos about how its material is supposedly the best. On the other hand, Next IAS brings a new energy, when I visited their center, I saw a couple of people asking for the Mains test series, which made me perceive that they might have a very good test series.
I haven't visited the Vision center yet, and I couldn't find any demo lectures on YouTube.
Tathastu seems like a wild bet, so I am avoiding that. Though the counselor was very supportive and had a good chat with her.
Can you please give me your honest, unfiltered opinion on which is the best for someone with no prior humanities background? Also, are the 2-year programs really worth it?

I am stuck in a dilemma about which coaching institute I should join. Vajiram seems very reputable, and there are a lot of YouTube videos about how its material is supposedly the best. On the other hand, Next IAS brings a new energy, when I visited their center, I saw a couple of people asking for the Mains test series, which made me perceive that they might have a very good test series.
I haven't visited the Vision center yet, and I couldn't find any demo lectures on YouTube.
Tathastu seems like a wild bet, so I am avoiding that. Though the counselor was very supportive and had a good chat with her.
Can you please give me your honest, unfiltered opinion on which is the best for someone with no prior humanities background? Also, are the 2-year programs really worth it?

I am stuck in a dilemma about which coaching institute I should join. Vajiram seems very reputable, and there are a lot of YouTube videos about how its material is supposedly the best. On the other hand, Next IAS brings a new energy, when I visited their center, I saw a couple of people asking for the Mains test series, which made me perceive that they might have a very good test series.
I haven't visited the Vision center yet, and I couldn't find any demo lectures on YouTube.
Tathastu seems like a wild bet, so I am avoiding that. Though the counselor was very supportive and had a good chat with her.
Can you please give me your honest, unfiltered opinion on which is the best for someone with no prior humanities background? Also, are the 2-year programs really worth it?

I am stuck in a dilemma about which coaching institute I should join. Vajiram seems very reputable, and there are a lot of YouTube videos about how its material is supposedly the best. On the other hand, Next IAS brings a new energy, when I visited their center, I saw a couple of people asking for the Mains test series, which made me perceive that they might have a very good test series.
I haven't visited the Vision center yet, and I couldn't find any demo lectures on YouTube.
Tathastu seems like a wild bet, so I am avoiding that. Though the counselor was very supportive and had a good chat with her.
Can you please give me your honest, unfiltered opinion on which is the best for someone with no prior humanities background? Also, are the 2-year programs really worth it?