Anusha Azad

How do I cover current affairs for the UPSC?

2 weeks ago UPSC

Many aspirants over-read current affairs and under-revise them. That creates the feeling of effort without much retention. Most people improve once that part becomes clear.

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Is UPSC tough in mathematics?

3 weeks ago UPSC

I would focus less on finding the perfect hack and more on building a routine you can actually repeat for months.

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Is the TOI newspaper good for UPSC preparation?

1 month ago UPSC

Current affairs become manageable once you stop treating them as endless. One newspaper or one good source plus regular revision is enough for most serious aspirants. That is usually where preparation starts feeling more manageable.

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Is it necessary to take coaching for UPSC general studies?

1 month ago UPSC

What matters more than coaching is clarity. Some people get that clarity from a teacher, others build it themselves.

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Which book is best for UPSC exam case studies ethics?

1 month ago UPSC

The trap is always the same: too many books, too little revision. This is why simpler plans often work better for longer.

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How is the social life in Lucknow University?

2 months ago College

A simple comparison sheet helps a lot: - what the institute is actually known for - how students describe the teaching - what the fee feels like in return for the outcome - whether the environment matches your own style That is the part I would double-check before taking any strong opinion seriously.

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