Kritika Pillai

A clean sequence is: - NCERTs or basic sources for foundation - one standard book per core area - previous year questions beside every subject - short revision notes in your own words That small shift alone can save a lot of time.

Whenever the plan feels messy, reduce it. One source fewer and one revision cycle more often improves preparation faster than adding new material.

I would not overvalue one attractive feature if the basics are weak. Branding can be impressive while the day-to-day student experience is still average.

I would split the work into three parts: - concept building - timed practice - revision from mistakes That structure is usually more useful than endlessly jumping between resources. Talking to one current student and one recent alumnus usually clears this up faster than reading ten random comments.