I am currently in class 9th and confuse between nsep and ioqm I can't give NSEJS because of age limit
how I decide, my goal is jee so some people recommend me to do nsep since it's syllabus align with jee and some advice to go with ioq because it develop"problem solving skill"
it confused me a lot please help me out.
currently in class 9th
I’m confused between IOQM, NSEP and NSEC. Which one is more worth preparing for, and how should I decide for jee
anyone who had given any of these exams..
i don't know if it's a correct subreddit to post
I’m confused between IOQM, NSEP and NSEC. Which one is more worth preparing for JEE
if anyone who had given any exam
Edit : i am currently in class 10th
I am just starting out which is best modules or standard books like vos or ctpcm
if modules which are best allen vs akash vs resonance
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which chapter should I start with after completing my ncerts ? what would be your priority list
I’m preparing for IOQM, but I can’t solve every NCERT problem on my own. I mostly solve problems I’ve seen before or those with an approach I already know.
Is this normal, or Can I improve enough with practice?
Second : is reference book worth solving like i have a rs agarwal which is given by our school so should I spent time on it? Why mostly people don't recommend these books even though they have good question than ncert.
Today I went to a chat bhandar to eat aloo tikki with my college friends. The same stall was also serving pani puri. I noticed all people, after eating, going to take pani puri water (I know that's common).
After finishing, I went there. I was on a phone call. I was busy on the phone call, so I just took my hand over the drum of water and I didn't realize that. Then I said, "Thoda bhaiya pani dena," and the look bhaiya gave was so awkward and dangerous too. 🥲
And then I realized what the sh*t I just did. And bhaiya said, "Bhai, thoda piche kar lo."
At that moment, a girl standing nearby and eating pani puri noticed me and was trying not to laugh.
I quickly moved my hand away and stepped back, feeling super awkward and embarrassed. It was an embarrassing moment.
Please tell me I'm not the only one. Has anyone else had a similar awkward moment in public, or am I just the fool introvert who somehow keeps creating these situations? 😭
Hello everyone,
I am currently a 2nd-year student at IIT Kanpur and have recently started thinking seriously about preparing for UPSC. Since I come from a technical background and have not explored the civil services exam before, I have very limited knowledge about the exam pattern, preparation strategy, coaching options, and the overall journey. Because of this, I am feeling quite confused and would really appreciate some guidance from experienced aspirants.
My main questions are:
\- How should I begin UPSC preparation from scratch?
\- Is it practical to prepare for UPSC alongside the academic workload at IIT Kanpur?
\- Do coaching institutes cover the syllabus from the basics for students who are complete beginners
\- Which coaching institutes or programs would you recommend for an IIT Kanpur student?
\- Would online coaching be a better option than offline coaching while managing college?
\- What resources (NCERTs, newspapers, standard books, etc.) should I start with during my 2nd year?
At this stage, my aim is simply to understand the UPSC process properly and build a strong foundation while I am still in college. I am not looking for shortcuts; I just want to start in the right direction and avoid making costly mistakes in terms of time, effort, or coaching choices.
I would be grateful if seniors, IIT Kanpur students, or UPSC aspirants could share their experiences and suggestions.
Thank you!
Hello everyone,
I am currently a 2nd-year student at IIT Kanpur and have recently started thinking seriously about preparing for UPSC. Since I come from a technical background and have not explored the civil services exam before, I have very limited knowledge about the exam pattern, preparation strategy, coaching options, and the overall journey. Because of this, I am feeling quite confused and would really appreciate some guidance from experienced aspirants.
My main questions are:
- How should I begin UPSC preparation from scratch?
- Is it practical to prepare for UPSC alongside the academic workload at IIT Kanpur?
- Do coaching institutes cover the syllabus from the basics for students who are complete beginners
- Which coaching institutes or programs would you recommend for an IIT Kanpur student?
- Would online coaching be a better option than offline coaching while managing college?
- What resources (NCERTs, newspapers, standard books, etc.) should I start with during my 2nd year?
At this stage, my aim is simply to understand the UPSC process properly and build a strong foundation while I am still in college. I am not looking for shortcuts; I just want to start in the right direction and avoid making costly mistakes in terms of time, effort, or coaching choices.
I would be grateful if seniors, IIT Kanpur students, or UPSC aspirants could share their experiences and suggestions.
Thank you!