u/Far_Day_9938

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​Hey everyone,

​I’m clearing out my study desk and parting with a substantial collection of NEET preparation materials that are currently just gathering dust. We all know how grueling the preparation grind can be, and having access to diverse question formats from various premier institutes can give your strategy a serious edge.

​I have a curated mix of modules and resources from Aakash, Sri Chaitanya, and Gurukripa Career Institute (GCI). These are primarily 2022 to 2024 editions, meaning they remain highly relevant and excellent for rigorous practice.

​What’s on Offer:

​Detailed Solution Books

​High-Yield MCQ Question Banks

​High-Quality Mind Maps

​Condition & Pricing Details:

​Excellent Condition: The vast majority of these volumes are pristine, looking and feeling virtually brand new.

​Minor Annotations: A few select books contain neat penciled markings or insightful annotations, which might actually save you some time!

​Bundle Discounts: I highly prioritize bulk purchases. The more modules you buy the more it significantly streamlines the packaging and shipping process for me.

​Logistics:

​📍 Shipping From: Hyderabad (Secunderabad area).

​🤝 F2F Deals: If you are local to the twin cities and prefer a face-to-face hand-off, you are more than welcome to meet up to inspect the books and save on shipping costs.

​ Because the sheer volume of material is quite overwhelming, I haven't uploaded everything to the main post. I will be dropping detailed photographs of the modules directly in the comments below.

​If you are genuinely interested or want to negotiate a custom bundle, please drop a comment or slide into my DMs! Let's get these resources to someone who will put them to great use.

​Best of luck with the prep! 🙌🏼

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​Hey everyone! I finally wrapped up Phantom Lawyer yesterday, and I’m still buzzing from it. I’d give it a solid 8.5/10. Honestly, it’s been a minute since a drama got me this deeply hooked and it really has that perfect combination of everything you need to make a series completely unmissable.

​The writing is just incredibly tight, and the pacing doesn’t waste a single second. But what truly sets it apart and makes it so special is the exceptional acting ,the entire cast did a really amazing job. Yoo Yeon-seok and Esom are phenomenal together. I’ll admit I hesitated to watch this at first, But I am so glad I gave this a chance because he completely proved what a powerhouse actor he is. Nobody could have delivered the character of Shin I-rang better than him, and I would have flat-out quit watching if they had killed him off.

​The show just covers almost everything so effortlessly. It balances bits of emotional sad scenes, comedy and pure anger flawlessly without ever losing its grip. Every single performance feels precise and even the minor characters are so fully realized that there isn't a single weak link anywhere in the cast.

​It really gave me those classic weekend vibes where you just can't wait for the next episode to drop. I highly recommend giving it a shot if you haven't yet. Did anyone else love Yoo Yeon-seok's performance as much as I did or are there any actual flaws you found? Because right now, I'm finding it hard to see any!

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​Hey everyone! I finally wrapped up Phantom Lawyer yesterday, and I’m still buzzing from it. I’d give it a solid 8.5/10. Honestly, it’s been a minute since a drama got me this deeply hooked and it really has that perfect combination of everything you need to make a series completely unmissable.

​The writing is just incredibly tight, and the pacing doesn’t waste a single second. But what truly sets it apart and makes it so special is the exceptional acting ,the entire cast did a really amazing job. Yoo Yeon-seok and Esom are phenomenal together. I’ll admit I hesitated to watch this at first, But I am so glad I gave this a chance because he completely proved what a powerhouse actor he is. Nobody could have delivered the character of Shin I-rang better than him, and I would have flat-out quit watching if they had killed him off.

​The show just covers almost everything so effortlessly. It balances bits of emotional sad scenes, comedy and pure anger flawlessly without ever losing its grip. Every single performance feels precise and even the minor characters are so fully realized that there isn't a single weak link anywhere in the cast.

​It really gave me those classic weekend vibes where you just can't wait for the next episode to drop. I highly recommend giving it a shot if you haven't yet. Did anyone else love Yoo Yeon-seok's performance as much as I did or are there any actual flaws you found? Because right now, I'm finding it hard to see any!

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​Hey everyone!

I finally sat down and finished The Art of Sarah , and I’ve been sitting with my thoughts ever since. I’d give it a solid 8/10. It’s such a trip one of those dramas that really makes you question everything you're seeing as it unfolds.

First off, I have to give a massive round of applause to the entire cast, especially our FL(Shin Hye-sun). Every single actor did such an amazing job bringing these complicated characters to life.

​The whole Sarah Kim identity situation was such a mess. I’m still thinking about the other Sarah Kim (Kim Mi-jeong) who died. Honestly, I didn't really like her. I felt like Mi-jeong was a bit mean and ungrateful? I understand that she was the one who actually created the bags, and that is a talent in itself, but I don't think that automatically means she deserved everything. Creating a brand, building it up from nothing, and being successful at conning the elite is a whole different skill set.

​It feels like choosing between which sin is worse. Am I delusional for siding with Sarah here? Our lead conned everyone, from the CEO of Smwol/Nox to the detective, but she had the drive to actually make something out of those designs.

​Speaking of the detective, I have to say, Park Mu-gyeong(Lee Jun-Hyuk) is such a great actor and I usually love his work, but I felt like his character wasn't used well at all. He felt like a bumbling afterthought compared to her, and his subplot just didn't have much of a backbone. Honestly, host Kang Ji-hwon ( kim Jae- won)was a much more interesting character and actually drove the story forward way more than the lead detective did.

​The ending left me with so many questions. Her going to jail as Kim Mi-jeong just to save the legacy of the "Boudoir" brand was such a sociopathic move, but it fit her character perfectly. Even with the plot loopholes, I think the real art was just the massive lie she managed to pull off and sustain for so long.

​Did anyone else feel the same way about Mi-jeong, or am I the only one who kind of stayed on Sarah's side?

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Hey everyone!

I finally finished binge-watching When Wishes Could Kill and honestly, sorry for the late review,I just needed to sit with it for a bit before posting. I know a lot of people have probably already shared their thoughts on this one, but I still wanted to do my part and share mine because it was such a ride.

​I actually watched this with my mom, and we both absolutely loved it. I'll be real, I didn't have high expectations when I first started it so I was not expecting it to be this good at all. The way it handles the dark themes of those supernatural wishes and the massive, unexpected prices people have to pay for them was so well done. The acting from the leads deserves a huge round of applause too they really made the emotional stakes feel heavy and real.

​My mom and I kept debating what we would do in those situations, which made the watching experience even better. It’s one of those rare shows that manages to be supernatural but still feels grounded because it focuses so much on human greed and the regret that comes after.

​If you’re on the fence about starting it because of the mixed hype I’d say definitely give it a go. It’s a solid 8.5/10 for me. It’s short, punchy, and perfect for a binge session if you want something that keeps you thinking long after it's over!