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So I’m planning to follow Vinay Uppal to have a good hold on advanced illustrations as it is not taught in my batch to that level, has anyone tried his courses and did it help you? ( telegram lectures / website too please )

Should I follow resonance or Allen module? Or subject specific books like black book, PG and N awasthi, please guide help will be appreciated

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Hello Bhai can you please guide I was planning to follow the traditional approach of doing lectures of every subject per day and doing its homework given by teacher then just doing homework by modules but a guy with 99.56 percentile suggested me to do cengage for physics and maths I don't have modules for maths i was planning to do only tk sir maths homework then all mains pyqs and advance pyqs he also said that first complete mechanics only then cover some other unit is this the right approach I am quite clueless I got 82ile please help me and tell if my plan is good

My original plan was

Abj sir physics - resonance modules, eduiniti pyqs.

Skm sir organic - His homework,ms chauhan

Ak sir Physical Chemistry - his homework, nawasthi

Alk sir ioc,ncert ratta, then vk jaiswal afterwords

Tk sir maths homework,dpps,all mains pyqs

Should I follow that quy plan or mine

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