Introduction to UPSC Preparation Strategy
This webinar features a detailed discussion with Animesh, a successful UPSC candidate, sharing his preparation journey and strategies. The focus is on practical advice for first-time aspirants, emphasizing the importance of planning, progress measurement, and mental well-being.
Key Pillars of Preparation: Plan and Progress
- Planning: Animesh stresses the necessity of having both short-term and long-term plans covering syllabus completion, optional subjects, and test series schedules.
- Progress Measurement: Regular testing, especially weekly tests based on current affairs, helps track improvement and identify weak areas.
Note-Making and Current Affairs Integration
- Animesh used the weekly current affairs magazine 'Samachar Manan' as the primary source for making topic-wise, one-page notes in answer format.
- These notes served multiple purposes: content consolidation, current affairs revision, and answer writing practice.
- He supplemented these with internal security notes and yearly compilation magazines to cover gaps.
- Notes were continuously updated with data, court judgments, committee recommendations, and examples to add value.
Answer Writing Approach
- Early answer writing may be imperfect; aspirants should start writing after gaining some content clarity.
- Writing tests under timed conditions weekly helped Animesh improve answer quality and time management.
- Examples of beginner, veteran, and ranker-level answers were shared to illustrate the evolution of answer writing skills.
Study Schedule and Time Management
- Despite a full-time job, Animesh managed study in three daily slots: standard books (NCERT, Lakshmikant, Spectrum), optional subject (Sociology), and current affairs.
- He emphasized the importance of integrating study plans with personal life events and commitments.
Use of Mentorship and Peer Support
- Mentorship provided accountability and guidance, helping to maintain consistency and focus.
- Aspirants are encouraged to use mentorship as a GPS navigator rather than a crutch.
Mental and Physical Health Importance
- UPSC preparation is mentally taxing; maintaining mental health through therapy, support systems, and self-checks is vital.
- Physical health should not be neglected despite the demanding schedule.
- Aspirants should plan their preparation timeline realistically, considering financial and emotional support.
Additional Insights
- Use of topper notes and model answers can enhance preparation. For instance, reviewing the UPSC 2013: Previous Year Questions and Explanations can provide valuable insights into the exam pattern and expectations.
- Revision strategies include tracking revision schedules and focusing on micro themes derived from previous year questions. The Comprehensive Summary of Current Affairs for Civil Services Exam Preparation can be a useful resource for staying updated.
- The essay paper requires abstract thinking and structured answers; examples were provided to demonstrate effective essay writing. Additionally, a Comprehensive Guide to Places in News for UPSC Prelims 2025 can help aspirants understand significant locations relevant to current affairs.
Conclusion
Animesh's journey highlights that UPSC success is a blend of strategic planning, consistent practice, effective note-making, and mental resilience. Aspirants should tailor strategies to their backgrounds, maintain a balanced approach, and seek support when needed to optimize their preparation.
[Music] and nobody made a sales call to me from CI it was me who researched and did a
conscious call to them and I reached out to them and then I was onboarded first two thing that you see right plan and
progress those were the I think most two most important pillars of UAP let's say lakshmikant is their onstep solution for
polity for prelims but with lakshmikant you can't will not be able to solve Mains answers
anything that I was getting from samachar Manan the weekly current affair magazine I was making notes topic-wise
notes from there I used to make this one pager notes in an answer format which I used to most of the content I used to
pick from samachar man so organically that became a process of making notes doing current affairs and writing tests
it is okay that even you're writing bad answers take don't write in the first week take a month get into the grind for
you to uh wait key you'll complete the syllabus and then you will write or after prels you will write you are uh I
mean there's a lot of effort that would take so I'll tell you also essay notes the are the one pager notes that I have
which I was making organically from samachar Manan those were mostly GS2 and GS3 a lot of people have been saying
it's not practically possible week one not but I have no incentive to lie so uh even there was then I will not lie but
uh this these are your only notes there's no other Draft before this which you had made yeah there is so there is
internal security notes as well which are like 50 60 Pages those 50 60 pages I made either half of them from most like
75 80% from SAR Manan and 20% Which was left out from the yearly compilation magazine just giving you a sneak peek
into how we have reimagined the revision ready books which you should be having and some
people asked that were you reading newspaper or had you committed totally to the samachar month and
time no started but month I realized I can't find time absolutely not possible okay awesome we're starting on time so
what I'll do is I'll quickly tell you the pacing of this webinar so we've already asked animage five things and
we've kind of inverted the problem which is usually a thing which is deployed by all the big wigs Warren Buffet and
Charlie monger and who not problem solve in if you want to crack upsc in the first attempt all the good stuff won't
come to you right away but it's better to know what should I do to screw up my first attempt and then you should know
that in thorough details once you know that then you are completely aware of what not to do and then starts the
process of rebuilding yourself or building for the first time in the right spirit
so on things that you should do to you know lay waste to your first attempt and I think those are pretty simple and uh
I'll just give the floor to animish please have your videos on guys we'll give priority to people who have their
videos on for asking questions it's always better to put a you know a face to the
name uh okay so great animish this is your first ever webinar here uh largely the janta is 2026 but there are few 2025
folks as well because they wanted to hear from you so there are five things that you mentioned that you know if you
do that you ga guante that you'll fail the first attempt unless some luck you luck out Max okay one other thing is you
don't have a plan and you said that your teacher once said that you know if you don't have the plan then someone else
has a plan and you know you'll be a puppet to that something you'll be working on something else or what was
the code to fail to plan then you plan to fail yeah if you fail to plan then you plan to fail second is if you do not
measure your progress then you don't even know the kpi you won't know what to correct then it was pyq then revision
notes and then the last important topic is your mental and physical health so what we'll do is you start with your
as better as you can go back in your memories when you joined us and you know you were allocated Randi sir as a mentor
what was the initial ideas you came with and what were the things that Randi sir or would have told you over the first
months and what was your plan looking like so let have this freeing chat then we'll measure your progress and I'll
show some of your answer copies so that if you can jog your memory and you know remember gain pyqs may we will show you
guys some of the actual pyqs and the reason why you should see some recurring themes and accordingly plan better
anim did that superbly well for the mains he could do it for the prelims with that much rigor on the revision
notes I have requested anim to share his own notes so he will open up them up and you know take you through the process of
making them then I'll show you some of the ncrt notes and the annotated versions that we come out with this year
we have you know increased the UAP the mentorship program Tempo to 10x to and then finally at length anim will
talk about the mental and physical health because you know you know he's the best person to talk about that so
ansh the floor is open to you let's start hello thank you Ro sir thank you so much uh hello everyone I hope
everyone is doing well everyone is doing is healthy both physically mentally and otherwise and uh yeah so before I speak
anything uh it is important to know that there is no absolute truth in anything so it's
it's what if I say and what if I had followed as that is the only way to achieve this in first attempt is not the
right way to approach this but with the limited experience I have and with the general observations and general
conversations I have with my peers seniors and people who are preparing there are few things that I have noticed
and I think for you to keep in mind that would help you to streamline your preparation so any of these things that
I say you can take liberally uh which you think will help you and can liberally also discard which you think
does not suit you and uh second most important thing is uh before you dive into like these five aspects initially
it is important for you to understand what kind of help you require while you are starting your UPC preparation and
while you're continuing through the same some few of the preparation few of the help are very common no matter if
you're excellent you were a Topper in bu with the humanities background with having the similar syllabus even though
let's say you're optional subject is where you had where a gold medalist in the University or coming from a uh
engineering background like me and having different paths like not the the humanities you have like a lot of
departure from the humanities still there are common aspects which are important with the H kind of help you
would require but a lot of your background would determine what kind of help you would require at least in the
initial phases like for me I understood that I might not require Foundation courses for two things that
um I had a full-time job so I could not attend classes and second is that I felt that I'll be able to manage
understanding things um from here and there from books from internet and here and there basically and what I I needed
help so when I joined U UAP it was not that that like I joined UAP with CD in February
2022 and um it was not like I like talked to my mentor being absolutely clueless I was like obviously that's
when I started my full-fledged preparation obviously I was toess about thousand other things but it's not as if
I did not know the syllabus or I did not know the pattern some background I had and as a person I was well aware with
the current happenings and the usual thing that an aware citizen should know so I'll just give that background so
that it does not mislead anybody and but me enrolling I enrolling into CD was
a very conscious decision because I figured out that kind of help I require and in my opinion that is the kind of
help which should be given by the industry and not the conventional help that has been going for so many years
now and nobody made a sales call to me from CI it was me who researched and did a conscious call to them and I reached
out to them and then I was onboarded and I got a mentor I got randis as my mentor so uh because UAP is a program uh
I was why I wanted to enroll in something because I wanted an accountability I was pring all alone
without a peer group although I was in DHI but I was in DHI only because I was posted in Indian oil in DHI headquarters
far far away from orn far far away from mukar nagar kbag uh I was I had visited the place couple of times but to
purchase notes and stuff like that all of my preparation has been online and I was a full-time uh like I had a
full-time job uh throughout the exams um so yeah so I felt that I needed an accountability which U was giving me
and second this there a second the first two thing that you see right plan and progress those were the I think most two
most important pillars of UAP that I felt that there will be an plan and an accountability with the plan so that
I'll be execute I will be able to execute that and second there will be an integrated test that will help me to
measure my progress and that I felt was more important for me rather than somebody
giving me a three-hour lecture on what is on Hy and what is integrity and ethics which I felt that will take a lot
of my time I anyway did not have more than 5 hours on a good day because I was working
full-time so but but having said that some of you might need uh Foundation quotes because of coming coming from
different backgrounds you might be full-time aspirant so you might have the liberty of time so it's up to you I can
just speak about myself I felt I do not require Foundation course in certain subjects I felt that I was weak I needed
conceptual Clarity but I just did not have time and to make the best use of my time I had enrolled into UAP which was a
wonderful program yeah so coming back to the deck first it is as I mentioned you'll have
to have a plan uh I have now seen and interact with a lot of people who do not have a plan like what would their next
six months would look like or when will they will start optional a lot of people have been in the like four months five
months of the preparation and in will be appearing 2025 they would not have started optional which is a huge blunder
or if let's say you are consciously not doing optional then you should have an answer that why are you not doing
optional now maybe you have a different approach I will respect that but you cannot be clueless about why and how it
is important to discover a lot of new things while you're preparing you will do a lot of additions a lot of dels but
a generalized plan is something that you should have so first point if you don't have a plan then you are literally self
Sab sabotaging yourself and your plan should be both a shortterm and a long-term plan how does your entire one
year look like it might not have to be a part day basis I do not Advocate a part day basis uh timetable but what I would
Advocate is a weekly or let's say monthly or a bonly uh timetable where you would know that okay this is what I
will complete so I would know by so and so my poity will be completed then my economy will be complet completed then
my history would be completed and along with that my optional this portion will be completed and along with that this is
how I'll attend my test Series so while making my plan I'll keep three things in mind my syllabus completion my along
with my optional and my test series and a progress report to understand if I'm back there are backlogs then I'll have
to insert that somewhere so syllabus as well as both your GS and optional as well as your test series plan you should
be aware when are you giving this test series and your plan should also include that okay all my notes building has to
be also made by when when will I make these notes all these things at least a broader perspective should have as you
progress um this Clarity will come you your plan will become more foolproof your plan will become more matur but
from at least from the start take around one week two week before you're starting your preparation and make a whole plan
and the plan is not just about um your study right you have thousand other important things in your life there
could be um someone's marriage there could be someone's health issues there could be issues with personal and
professional life take that into consideration as well I knew that my sister would get married um while I
would be preparing so that was so my plan integrated all those aspects as well uh
so having a world view is important but also work on the integrities that is important that you don't re your attempt
by not having a plan the second if you could just you know give a sense of what was your
working day looking like on any given day or a week because you were working I'm assuming 6 to 8 hours your commute
was hardly 15 minutes what was the what was a good work day like for your preparation so for me the work was a
mandat eight plus hours um I uh had a good time with iOS where I was very productive with my work it was
headquarters was very timeline driven you cannot miss work even by a minute less than 8 hours so eight hours were a
must obviously there were days in which you would work for more longer hours so my day would look like uh I had I used
to study in three slots one slot was for my standard books uh ncrs or lakmi Khan Spectrum all these books that everyone
reads which in my opinion CED mostly to the prelims and conceptual Clarity and the
second part was my optional sociology being my optional that was my second slot um and third was I was reading
samachar man magazine because I had to uh give a test on for samachar Manan every Sunday so I was making notes out
of samachar Manan but I realized this would be my source major source of making notes from Main's perspective s
man is the current of Affairs module within the UAP I mean just for everyone's sake of understanding we do
weekly weekend classes and animes used to write a test on every weekend you know tempt a question and they would be
marked which is the part of the second big bullet point measuring the progress yeah Fair Fair Point okay so so the
Samar man was a part of the UAP as RIT s said so there I understood that I have to there was like let's say lakshmikant
is their onstep solution for politics for prelims but with lakshmikant you can't will not be able to solve Main's
answers and there is I'm not sure but I have not gotten any qualitative onstop book for all the subjects of meain or
even subjectwise there are few compilations here and there but I felt I'll have to make my own notes so
anything that I was getting from samachar Manan the weekly current affair magazine I was making notes topic-wise
notes from there so I had these four booklets for GS 1 2 3 4 but samachar Manan obviously CED mostly
to GS2 and GS3 and few portion of gs1 because it's current affairs GS4 is ethics so leave that aside and the
static subject obviously geography history won't be covered as elaborately uh as compar to other so GSA whatever
the syllabus topics were there if let's say the topic there's a topic called federalism so any thing that came up in
the magazine from federalism I would note that in a federalism part and I used to make this one pager notes in an
answer format which I used to most of the content I used to pick from samachar man so organically that became a process
of making notes doing current affairs and writing tests because I was writing test on Satur uh on every Sunday based
on what I was reading for that from that current affair magazine this became one thing which I think was the most wisest
uh plan that I had because I've seen a lot of people doing current affairs writing tests and making Mains notes
separately but for me all of these three things were one thing because it was the same magazine I was following majorly
for main uh notes was that was my current affairs source and I was making uh writing tests on that as well so that
squeezed a lot of my time and made me very productive I would say and since I had written around 48 50 tests samachar
Manan test so uh I had insane answer Writing Practice in a test environment I was writing within the time limit okay
I'll just segue to your actual test copies which we had and you know we we scanned it out for everyone to see so
you joined us on February this was probably your first week samachar month and attempt and in my separate webinars
I tell people you know that you don't have to be like a a grade answer writer from the day one in fact most of us are
not so I don't know if you remember this but this is a question on anti-dumping duty and counterveiling Duty and you
couldn't even finish the answer in this particular question right and then then I take them to the answer which you
wrote after the pr uh yeah this one wherein because you had
done your pyqs properly and you had made all the enriches you went beyond the demand of the question and you were able
to then introduce diagrams and all that so it's I think one of the things which stands out and which I'm I I I'm I
remember you also telling me that when you talk to your peers people who are kind of trying to improve upon their
rank is that not all of them started answer writing from day one because we're apprehensive about writing a bad
answer so somehow convinced the 26 janta and 25 J to start writing answers and that it's okay to write poor answers do
you remember your bad days and what kept you going to write answers yeah yeah absolutely so if you see my first answer
that was in February probably one of the first week I would have written answer when you're starting
I don't even know what is anti- duing duty but this is something that was there in the current affair magazine
then I studied so maybe I was not studying economy during that time I was studying let's say lakshmikant I started
with that let's say uh but I had not studied economics by that time but I got anti-dumping duty countering duty that
you read in Indian economy but this is a part of current affairs so it was explained in current affairs I
understood okay this is but I could not reproduce even in the paper I did not have that Clarity how to put it that in
paper as well so two things a lot of people say key how do you write if you do not have content so the content is
what is given in the current affairs magazine right I'm not writing content like I'm not answering pyqs in the first
week I'm attempting only the things that I've read about and uh secondly it is okay that even you're writing bad
answers take don't write in the first week take a month get into the grind one one and half month and then start
writing for you to uh wait key you'll complete the syllabus and then you'll write or after prelims you will write
you are uh I mean there's a lot of effort that would take I'm not saying it is not doable there are examples who
have done that but you would see the difference somebody who has done for weeks as compared to someone doing after
prelims you will see a lot of difference in their answers so yeah I think that's the question which most people ask that
they want to start prepared like they want to start with that much finess the answer writing that they end up spending
a lot of time just you know trying to get 100% cabus done like you rightly said right you probably would be doing
lakmi Khan but a current countering duty pay so okay if I were to ask you this what is the focus on the first three
months which anyone who's starting should have first three months who Focus first of for somebody like me who
was like out of college uh did not have that uh patience to sit for 1 hour to study so first few weeks will be that to
at least gain your composer that you'll get into the grind of studying so that's what my first uh at least few weeks
where that I could not study for longer hours or I just did not could not like and that will take time but be patient
with that and then also a lot of figuring out was required like I was also confused now I'm saying my daily
thing happened in three slots optional standard books and current affairs magazine but it was not as simple as it
is sounding I used to also like a why I'm not reading that how I read that so all of these things happened in the
initial few weeks and few months then I G gain Clarity if I Orient my daily uh schedule like this then it would help me
and that's where also like Rand s came into picture where he used to say okay you can start this you can start that
you can start so and so so since I had no one else to ask to neither a friend was preparing so there I felt and this
is a cons I needed a mentor that's why I I was looking not like when I was making calls I just did not look for CD I look
for I I'm somebody who research a lot so I researched a lot of institutes too and I saw who are having these mentorship
programs and now there are many options available but back then there were not and the CD was doing this a lot of years
before I joined as well since 26 2017 so I saw that okay maybe and maybe they had uh like mastered this and they
did so yeah so that's why also uh in initial few weeks would be to like gain your composer to study and to figuring
out things a lot of things I could not understand like now uh it's very easy for me to say that anti-dumping duty but
was also very weird yeah what what is this and I used to Google or YouTube video but I kept my momentum and I think
what kept myself going at initial weeks and also after that also exam point of view say was this tests I am somebody
who loved seeing a Mark I was I love quantifying things to see this week I'm writing that
and what I'm getting soest I was so for me the Samaran test were 125 marks and here I would have gotten
probably in 30s May and then I progressed like 50s 55 or so or see exam few when I'll get 60s as well and 60 was
like the top thing to get so uh I used to measure myself see my progress and that kept me going ke AA if I'm checking
my I'm quantifying my progress in a way that kept me going okay and just on the same note so animes was like I said like
like we all know right only 2% of the aspirants are actually able to take this consistent activity week on week month
on month right from the start and so what we've done from this year on in UAP is that the mentor which is assigned to
you and you know he'll have let's say 100 more students you'll all sit together in attempted life because
otherwise you will not attempt it chances are that you would avoid these things as much as you can till you think
in your head that you're perfectly suited to not now write a good answer and get best marks because that's how
generally we are wired so because of the importance of this thing we are making live sessions where you'll write the
answers no matter what no matter how bad it is anyway so with that as a backdrop let's jump on to the kind of current
affairs notes or the general static notes that you were you know making and uh why don't you like open up your PDF
uh I'll stop sharing from this and uh you share some of your notes which we scanned for you so that and
take the students through the evolution of those notes so that notes could be after referring to
our notes they should be like something okay awesome so I'll show you some uh notes
that are made in different layers yeah yeah so these uh is my screen
visible yeah yeah yeah it's visible so we'll provide all these notes for free the ank scan that can also be
obtained from his own telegram group uh The X Factor notes which you guys are talking about on the chat are the are
for main specifically so that is something we worked with animation the last two months before he goes to laasa
but those would be separate animes go ahead so so these are let's say mostly GS3 K notes economic K notes this I was
making from this is where my one notes look like this this were basically taken out from
Samar Manan issue about da sector to they would have given Indian Dairy sector uh things and all of these the
current affairs magazine the things were like this let's say there is a significance of that
constants of that government initiatives and Way Forward ESS may or may not like there are some topics s uh under this uh
like headings they used to give but I understood that I saw a lot of topper copies answer sheets and I saw key
everybody like more or less your answer is that what is the significance what are the challenges what are the steps
taken and what is the way forward and in introduction you have to write data and all so while making notes these were my
week one week two notes by which I was making from Samar man fishery sector there is an issue so I'll make my notes
in a way starting only I will put two three data points and that is how my answer would also look like when I'm
writing an answer if there is an like topic on Fisheries sector So my answer starting would also be on these data
points and schemes and everything are there but you see my first layer would have been made in Black pin but let's
say after 3 four months another certain things came in fishery sector for example so whatever the new things that
I gotten I had added here and there and maybe something after reading from somewhere else I would have gotten do3
committees where in the last I've written Mina Kumari committee and asok delai committee so I would I used to
make add-ons to that but whatever was coming from s man I was try to make this like a word p see so this is how my
answer also looked like food security and line I would give livelihoods and then I would give a one line but I would
ensure that in every of my argument there would be value addition material a data a court judgment a statistics an
example um any of these things so this is how you write your answers also right you give an argument and explain it so I
was not writing a five page notes on fishery sector I was comp like uh compressing that which which is
replicable in my answers and I was comfortable at this but I was able to understand ke food security how it is
helping because this is protein rich and all and this can we ask from the J if they want to see notes from particular
theme so that they can relate with the stuff that students who are out here just give me the topic which you want to
see the notes from so that you can relate that's the that's the thing yeah mentorship is all about very very
practical stuff so what you've done versus what ranker does how far you are how can you bridge the gap fastest
that's the thing anim you can read the chat and maybe history okay anything from history let's
let's pick up okay so history I'll tell because uh one
second so I'll tell you also essay notes the are one page of notes that I have which was making organically from
samachar Manan those were mostly GS2 and GS3 because in current affairs magazine you will not get history right apart
from that there somebody some uh UNESCO world heritage site as thing otherwise you'll not get so this is how
my samachar man notes looked like which was also one pager because a lot of people have been saying it's not
practically possible week once notes but I have no incentive to lie so uh even there was then I will not lie
but uh but I'm seeing you uh I'll explain my note making process that it becomes so this is what was my
organ like GS2 and GS3 major stuffs and just zoom out your notes okay so that you know we able to see the
screen just this is my governance notes for example this protecting tribes
cooperatives ssgs issues of pressure groups so on and so forth a lot of beach beach value addition you can see in
different pen pens but let's say these like somebody asking quality federalism and all
this this is what also for example I would have one pager note of federalism as well which would I would have gotten
out of SAR Manan but in the month I started in February but in the month of uh October November December I sat down
with the syllabus and saw in what topics I do not have uh notes for because apart from saman Manan I also wrote something
called MEP which which is part of UAP as well Mains evaluation program where I was writing main tests before I started
my full fleder preparation for prelims so in the month of October November December I wrote few tests again here at
CD so for that I Was preparing AA next test is so see and reved that but the one what
would I do so couple of things I had used U the main 65 for only Those
portions I had not gotten uh notes organically from samachar Manan the yearly of
compilation and second of so few of the things that you see here now might be from there but this is where I made end
only those topics which I felt only and I used to match with the syllabus so that was my second aspect of
not making I consciously sat down with the syllabus and ured everything in the syllabus is covered in my notes so as
say federalism Judiciary I covered few of them would have been covered judicia you see this might have been covered
from Samar Manan itself and few I added from the yearly compilation but for history for example
I'll have to check my history notes uh I'll have to check I'll share
reshare my screen I'll just check my history notes okay some people while you're
doing that uh are asking that if you could take through a process of how do you pick up
a topic and then notes basic level then as you add more advanced level stuff or the you know the X Factor stuff which we
have used in the mains Evolution like most of us out here are beginners right so imagine like
starting there and having the legit doubts and then how do you gain that Insight
ke because this is all about cracking the exam with the best possible marks right you got one of the highest I think
in Mains 473 so a be example if you remember because I will also Share three answers uh which I got from
which is a beginner answer a let's say veteran answer and a ranker level answer and Ma so I'll also make that very
apparent but yeah so my history notes are getting download I also don't have my notes I'm
downloading for my own telegram channel so yeah we'll give the link of animam Channel towards the end okay everyone uh
yeah but uh you asking like how how did I so yes a lot of that came organically did not come in day one but I saw a lot
of Toppers copies freely available on internet and so how they're writing and they understood like the max they can
write are two pages and three pages and S minute you have to write a two pager 10 marker and 11 minutes May three pager
15 marker so what is the point to have these elaborate notes when you'll be able to
write so and it is important compress notes because I'll be able to revise them properly as well jly so any topic
that I was choosing any topic came in current affairs magazine tomorrow you'll get like somebody was writing the notes
there is an issue about judicial appointment High courtman something so then judicial appointment is an issue so
I'll make one page of note for judicial appointments and current magazine there is an issue about particular incident
about high court judge issue they will give a background of entire judici appointment articles what should be done
International best practices so on and so forth so that was made uh given in the current AFF magazine so USIS I was
putting up up and I was compressing it up like heading smaller Lo phrases cing and an argument but what I understood
what is X Factor and what I like framework for for every argument I've given I will
have to give a value addition material it can't be my opinion it has to be backed up by something so a data a
committee recommendation or a court judgment a case study an example anything that was the idea so I was
consciously adding things data materials while I was making notes later correct right so was there a
separate compilation then for all the court judgments on this yes I'm assuming this happened very late so that also I
was showing I'll show also which way made uh sub notes I mean this is important for everyone to
understand right notes upgrade step by step answer writing better step by step and it's important to keep this in mind
so that you don't get overwhelmed by the process because you know I can I can only nudge animage to go back to his
memory and tell you only so much right you'll have to take the leap of faith and actually follow what he's saying uh
are your history notes downloaded I I don't know my telegram is swing connecting is there anybody who
could download my history notes to my telegram Channel wait uh let me share the let me share the next thing download
okay so but I'll share my uh notes uh the one that you was saying now can I are you sharing should I I'll
stop sharing then uh for examp those GS3 I showed polity Governor show my history as well but for example
this yeah so this is a compilation I made let's say after prelims this is for quick
revision like I can only understand I can't even make you understand what is this but this is everything that I had
to revise for internal security so all the data at one place the committee recommendations what they saying I mean
I can completely understand what I had written but might be difficult for so this is these are your only notes
there's no other Draft before for this which you had made yeah there is so there is internal security notes as well
which are like 50 60 Pages those 50 60 pages I made either half of them from most like 75 80% from Samar Manan and
20% Which was left out from the yearly compilation magazine okay on top of that I did this
and also also after prelims I had used a value addition quent material during my time there was no X Factor notes so I
had to rely on a other compilation for this uh content enrichment stuff as well where have had one places a lot of
things like the court judgments data statistics but also notes everything that was there that also was putting at
one place even for example my polity notes I'll show you like
this this is all my court judgments at one place and like one committee is this one side but every this six pages or so
uh like four pages or five pages are my uh all all of these things similarly F to my
Society uh yeah
yeah this is something I had done after uh prelims like women everything in a
compressed manner because now you would be done with your content conceptual Clarity
would have done you'll just have to yeah this is for last minute notes so this done very late but one theme one page
was happening organically week one say better maybe structure uh on top of that October
November December I ensured I enriched my notes notes from yearly magazine yearly
magazine of previous year because yearly magazines are released this time after prelims but I was doing that in October
November December so yearly magazine of previous year and after prelims I did yes sub last minute
notes okay I have a I have a question which mostly people have an so you also studied the pyqs at least
for the mains yes meticulously right at least in so what we do what we've done from this year onwards is given all the
wisdom that you've shared like you've been sharing for six months now we've to syus upsc the one which they give by the
book P last what are some of the themes which come out as the PRI one themes from that like those we call Micro
themes this year and it's important that you prioritize those micro themes above anything else and you try to see how
much already has been exploited by upsc and how much is still to exploit because it's a subjective exam set by some
examiner so you have you get some bent of mind so let's say for
example when I'm oob dece mid when I consciously started top because I have to give a me test now so
I used to let say internal security I sat down with internal security and say okay these are the
portions have been done by Manan and these are portions which are left so I would go back and see Mains uh pyq topic
wise free telegram topic wise means pyqs so I just go about let's say India and its borders these are the type of
questions so Orient my notes also these are the topics so I'll make my notes also that
way for example federalism I'll check what are the different types of questions are asked in federalism so
I'll ensure everything I will put that that way because Federalism is a bro concept federalism there are
asymmetrical federalism symmetrical federalism competitive federalism intered water
disputes I would see this is the way they are coming like bre or topic they asking and that
is how I'll prepare for subject like dis management I found out every year they're
asking more like General so then I did not do that in a lot of depth that Clarity I got by seeing pyqs kitna depth
and kitna breadth and also what are this themes as they mentioning this are different themes that is being asked
I'll ensure governance where they're asking Education Health tribes pressure groups ssgs micro Finance so I'll ensure
I have notes on this hm sense makes sense let me share a few slides you know just to put more things into
perspective um so I mean looking at your notes and this
is what we made so one of the things which you get now are flash notes from us wherein
Jo we've cated an notes and last year ranker who were part of UAP as well plus the whole team sat down and
these are the stuff that we give to you after you would have read your lakmi an now these are the ways in which this is
how an engineering mind which kind of objectifies things and put them into structures and tables this is how we go
about so just giving you a sneak peek into how we have reimagined the revision ready books
which you should be having to notes that is the highest priority every ranker worth his salt or her salt has their own
notes written down I'll sh share the I'll ask the team to share the link to download this for free to you guys but
this is where you know we're comparing something which otherwise will be just linear lines on books and you know it'll
become cumbersome now let me share with you my by the way this was not there during my time so I had to with this
things too the comparison Constitution better yeah so yeah this we made with because last year also
mentioned the same thing he also showed his one pager and you also had the same notes and we thought let's just put it
into a nicely designed stuff uh not just that it's C interesting and then this is so comparing the Constitution across
then it's like this fundamental right these are like you take the print out of this
or so this is what I had done myself last polity the are the this notes that you
see are my main notes I have my pre note which I have not shed anywhere because nobody understand that because this were
like this only which I made like three months before actual prelims when I had read lakshmikant like six seven times
and uh only those things which I feel felt is I'll forget or requests last minute revision or like things that you
have to keep in your mind for sure those things so which were like this okay but not as structured but
compress yeah because there's a lot in politic now not only they've gone philosophical in some parts especially
prelims is like very difficult now even for repeat rankers to attempt and clear but they compare a lot of things from
one chapter to another and you need to have that back and forth back and forth sorted out in your
head yeah also one thing I would say uh I would uh any day thank uh like UAP and radir sir but also it is a conscious
like I I saw read a lot of chat that's why I'm addressing this don't be very very very very dependable on anybody not
just any Mentor that you're enrolling with but anybody somebody said okay give daily wise plan schedule no I nobody can
give you and if anybody's giving you daily plan also a
one that is something good but in general if there's one essay it is not possible you should not
depend even the people let's say who are already a part of U I would advise do not make your mentors your therapists or
like somebody dependent you have to do something on your own as well yeah yeah
and I think I think post your selection a lot of almost everyone is like waking up to mentorship and they have just
reduced mentorship to a one siiz fitall AO plan and they're just talking generic things or it's doubt solving which is
what is not mentoring all about uh it it's a very fine balance between being assertive and getting to do things and
not being therapist to let you just pour out everything because that's not the part of the job mentors are like you
know your your GPS navigator essentially because they've seen hundreds of rankers before you who've
gone and you know committed on the wrong part on that note let me give you a live example of three kind of answers for a
single question question before you do that I'll just share my history notes like you were
done with the notes so for stating subject like especially geography art and culture and history what I did is
that since these are not current affairs heavy things so for that I sat down with the model answers of both the MEPS that
I was s writing and also with other freely available previous year means uh because there a static subject no matter
what test series would have asked in 2021 also that is valid so I used to download them and then I used and they
would have covered let's say do if you see the test series they would have covered everything themes because
sectional and full length test will check they would have covered everything about history so I ensured model testers
like I prepar this geography history and art culture notes for means for prelims I was reading modern history by uh
spectrum and the ncrt is for ancient so this is how my means notes look like which were from the model answers of the
test series similarly my geographies are also similar
this like this is how my Mains so see and few of the things let's say you can see smash
prel ANS which I to do value additions to SM test MCH test yeah my God these are very
dense yep see last Gandhi versus Arin tagur but so I made Gandhi versus BOS so this structure also helped me to answer
that question this last question Gandhi versus RAB tagur you do that yeah yeah yeah correct I mean to most of
us your notes will look like like I was telling you your notes look like a dense foliage of trees you know an aial view
of just heavy densy to you it looks like connected Islands this connect this is something I did late in
October November December I understand movement is topic Trade union mov because this is
after I would have read uh uh Spectrum twice but yeah so this is easy way I can also
revise oh these are like very can you zoom on like zoom in on this yeah
okay how many pages must these be crunched in like so uh these are Beach which also
facts and they like very prelims heavy stuff history I I have prelims and means modern history this is only modern
history I have separate notes for art and culture this is like I think 110 pages but again I with I can't say with
confidence I would rather say not to follow my notes this were not made so that anyone else would take inspiration
from this was made for myself you can the irony that you did not make digital notes I tried uh also I thought get
making digital notes would be helpful because I was commuting I was office my breaks I would be able to uh study but I
needed that pen I had tried I just did digital notes for essay
for and some people ask that were you reading newspaper or had you committed totally to the samachar month
and no started but month I realized I can't find time absolutely not possible but that does not mean I'll will
discourage you reading I would say read it uh but I just did not have time that's why I could not but during
interview I read extensively and means sociologically I was reading few columnist from Indian Express which I
would strongly Advocate as well uh but I did not sh share their names like the ones Nita men Christopher jeffre lot
sanj sasta Dean Gupta these people continue to write C Rajon writes very frequently on
intern relations every other day okay hey animes I'll move to the next section but I think are there any
college students here in their final year just give a yes on the chat College final year
students okay so now these guys would I'm assuming be attempting in 2026 there are lot many college see I was telling
you finally your students even in engineering colleges they bunk their placements they want to appear for UPS
but if somebody is preparing from the second year please don't guys go and join a society join give focus on
academics try to explore whether if you want to do civil services or not say I'll not Advocate doing this in your
first year second year end of third year when you have Clarity will not set for placement and
so fourth year you're starting that's a different story but second year third year folks also mid third year I will
not advise okay but you always wanted to clear upsc right that I was in from the childhood right so did you do something
in your here at College nothing not at all nothing okay but but a lot of things
that I did in uh College heal because I was an active debater I was a journalist and led the student media body and I I
was writing article every week continuously for two years so me answer Writing Practice I think now in
hindsight but nothing up this is out of fun that I had no obviously but I think this that matters right I was speaking
with zenen last year he got 210 in his interview which is like highest back then and I asked him okay like you know
what did you do to get there so his sister is a psychologist and I mean the these two guys they had this thing that
whenever they used to debate they used to debate from everyone's perspective every possible perspective he you know
what would this guy say what would that say which used to give them so many perspectives that he went to the interv
could almost figure out what does this chairperson or the member to hear from me like you know make out from their and
you know kind of understand their inclination that's how you order stuff which even the mock final cannnot teach
you it has to be coming from your best practices so that's what I'm saying you cannot be like dependent as
structure it cannot be you'll have to framework structure you'll have to prepare and I always say
this exam is more about preparation and less about learning but you have to intuitively gain
Innovation as was mentioning this for interview for sociology per se I used to discuss with my friend what is the
sociological perspectives of XY Z by are like in every Cafe is looking like literally the same sociological
perspective the CAF is in Bombay CAF is in DHI Cafe is in bunes are all looking the same why there is a sociology behind
that as well so open genuine interest things around you yeah yeah okay let me do this before
you know we run out of time I'll share with you because you know we want to make these sessions as
practical as they can so I'll share with you one question three different answers so you get a sense of how your Evolution
should look like when you prepare and you know these are the answers you get checked from your mentors and then they
discuss it with you the question is this development and Welfare schemes for the vulnerable by its nature are
discriminatory in approach AB I'm assuming you don't know anything about any and this you would give a very
generic answer and this is answer given by a beginner okay the thing to note here is
that there lot of what do you say vacuousness of speech right it happens sometimes that
you end up saying a lot but you're making hardly one or two points but you end up expending a lot of words for
that take some time read through this and once I show you the ranker level answer I'll tell you what an
introduction what a heavy introduction and a heavy conclusion should look like crisp when you attempting answers okay
so write on the chat if any anyone who even started preparing missing points
pointwise okay one what's the real Point
diagrams intro is too long so here's the thing this is what R told in the last audience already and that's a fun
analogy to tell you that you know you're not banging on with the core Crux of the problem I'll tell you the veteran answer
this is how a veteran writes still the introduction is slightly vas it's repeating the question
particularly in developing nations like India however the statement raises an important question all of this is
nonsense it's not an essay it's a GS question you have to hit it right argument in agreement with the statement
Tois ranker level answers this is how the economy and it's crisp you will see it
and you'll feel it and once you've seen this now if I take you to the beginner answer when you
seey up first level you'll give an average or less than average marks and you'll go on as an
examiner animes I want you to give a perspective to this like when do you get to this stage
of putting yes organically yes but this is something that I saw from toppest copies so notes also this is how when I
was s my one theme one page of notes also is the argument and then data judgment
because if you see lack of representation 14% women in Parliament charity based mindset 3% of public
building uh not like only being accessible to people with special abilities so I made my notes to but also
will say there is some improve uh you can improve upon is just I knew development on welfare scheme for
vulnerable Health I'll start with article 46 dpsp which talks about government has to make Provisions for
better so more or less this but so you'll have to this construct topic intruction conclusion so
a lot of my conclusion introductions were also made but not on day one this happened very late but I made I prepared
for that okay perfect cool uh there's something I do and I started doing this only in the
latest set of webinars because towards the end towards 45 minutes like now there 57 minutes into the webinar people
get overwhelmed and we tend to miss out on one point or the other how does this journey look
like now this is I've picked up from very famous uh podcaster SL writer Amit Varma
and he has this famous podcast called seen and the Unseen and anim is also a fan of it now that I've recommended to
him he once took a small session on the art of learning okay and I'll just take you to the two diagrams important for
everyone to understand this is forever in life not just upsc now whenever you start anything new your
no and you're unconscious about it so you just start this is where anim or anyone starts on the week one you start
writing and once you start writing you quickly go to the advanced beginner stage which is now you start becoming
conscious of your incompetencies with respect to whatever Target you want to achieve upsc whatever let's for the sake
of argument take upsc now during the mentorship stages mentors will not you know are not
palatable that way they will just sugarcoat everything they'll tell you hey this is what you're lacking you
completed your NC but you've done this but missing and you'll be made aware of all the things that you are that you
have to improve upon most of us stay in denial here only few of us are able to move to the conscious competence stage
where we've figured out these 10 things are lacking and someone has told us and you start moving towards that when you
are in conscious competent stage this is a diagram you know which your life kind of looks like this is a
Dunning ker effect diagram so you start on the leftmost bottom suddenly jolted to the reality you know let me do this
and you have this High esteem I know everything you start attempting one or two samachar month on paper and you get
it checked and you know kind of start realizing oh there's more to what I thought I think I'm not even able to
construct a proper grammatical sentence I'm not able to you know put my connected thoughts in a flow and you get
into a stage where you kind of feel the overwhelming weight of this all is where you know mentors come in
and they kind of tell you you break it into these promises and you start attempting this and then the
journey starts and once even when you're at the end of The Journey right that is the
reason why I ask anim to you know show their notes tell me what draft it is because it's a complicated
process even if once you this even if you have to tell in a webinar when you get the rang you'll tell it's
complicated yeah it doesn't happen on day one even after prelim you keep adding to the notes to keep making more
and more and you kind of keep augmenting the process stay put with this this is unlike the engineering and medical exams
this is a very different ball game upsc and you have to have a very different mindset these are the three phases with
which you study uh which is what we've told pyq you have have to make sure that your
ncrs and standard sources are covered those notes are revision ready they're augmented as you go and the third phase
with CD is that you know your everything is Hardcore exam prep nothing is just PhD let me see if we have anything
else yes now this something which animation didn't do for prelims but you know while we try to make sense of keep
recording themes can we also look for up p and Allied exams so not just civil services previous year questions but
also geoscientist papers and epfo because you kind of get a sense of where upsc is tilting towards and once you
have that sense and you will see common themes and I'll share the PDF of this webinar with you but once you share and
see the common themes if you have to prioritize your studies for whatever reasons you don't
have enough time you need to work on micro themes so once you figured out mm bravery and all
that not standard textbooks like you know like we just discussed yeah you have to go beyond the Call of Duty and
do some Google research and consolidate the notes The Flash notes that we have made for almost all the subjects now
will give you all this in one pager but it's always advisable up be research apart from that so this is it this is M
mot the most practical aspect of this webinar I'll open the floor to you guys type in your you know your questions on
chat we'll pick up four or five we'll consolidate the question and see if there's anything left which we haven't
addressed andish you can also read the chat and see if there's a question which is worth it
which we could have missed out on the webinar um could you please a lot of
things somebody asked could you tell me any extra Secrets like your article writing every week AA as in how my
background help I mean I said a lot of my upbringing my father and mother were
from Academia my PE Circle were all as said everybody they were not preparing for upsc but all into different kind of
politics social economic stuff so my upbringing has helped I would admit any day uh division strategy
uh like not reading anything on uh Sunday is new uh Sunday quit was all samachar month and test and uh revising
everything that I have studied uh from Monday to Saturday and uh I used to something I did but active helps like
once you are done let's say one hour of like any subject you're reading just then close your eyes for five minutes
and try to Recaps youate everything that you had studied at least the index of it that also helps for revision and track
your revision I used to tracky today is August 9 and I have read this so maybe is next Division I have to do in like
let's say after 35 40 days and as I was trying to make an Excel half partially successful partially
unsuccessful but I was measuring it some way ke this I'll have to next revise this so and also monthly revision this
Al this revision strategy my mentor has said me 100% credits to him he had also said ke up monthly also revise uh even
the SAR month and test that you're writing maintain an Excel sheet and see you are revising that coner dat so
measuring your revision was the key the most boring thing but the most crucial thing the most boring thing was
revising yeah okay uh one thing is just we did not talk
about but I will also emphasis on which has helped me is using Toppers notes in no way I'm telling use mine but I'm
saying you I had used two toppest notes jant Natata and Dyan Nigam because that suited me you can choose
anybody uh you want to but uh a lot of things is a rade things if you're getting then make the best use of it so
that is something I wanted to put out and for sociology also extensively had studied Niha B's notes uh that were my
base notes in fact so make use of topper notes as well as topper copies uh for both GS ethics essay essay ethics to for
sure uh take the best like make the best out of the topper answers for essay and ethics okay Fair Point there's someone
who asked a longer question and just scroll down while the process of consolidation of notes for Mains we
often faced with self-doubt if what I'm doing is right or is it sufficient leading to lack of consistency and
slacking how to overcome this and come out of the loop I'm assuming it has to do about getting yourself
assessed exactly so for me Samar man was every week so and then during the after uh 7 months
8 months I wrote uh F length test also subject wise full length test so that helped but as you saying I understand
and this self-doubt would happen till you also get all in rank one this will be a part of the process it's just that
uh you'll get be more comfortable with those selfs yeah and I mean I just to humanize
this whole thing I'll tell you what I while we have the shared screen I'll tell you even the rankers potential
rankers the people who've gotten their Rank and who are giving the re attempt process interesting upsc perf and there
still a lot to perfect so I'll tell you what the essays specifically have changed a lot over the last five years
the essay paper now it has become much much more reflective than what it used to be it used to be kind of an extension
to your GS studies it's nothing like that now you have to be having a good abstract thought and a good grasp and
philosophy of abstraction to attempt it I'll share an example the question so AB smash means animation is handling that
with us and smash me part is smash essay uh and you can start by the way essay preparation
start we gave a question to the X rank the rankers now the question is simple purpose of education is to turn mirrors
into Windows okay now you will see a lot of people might have interesting anecdotes but they will put a different
anecdote in a different place and they lose marks I mean if you know the I think
tsikiki you know he was a deco once and he used to loot people and then narad monei met with him and he said that you
know what whatever po you're acre do you think your family will share in that and he went back to the family and family
said whatever you're doing is your own Karm and he came back he became a you know a saint and then he wrote The Epic
but this example doesn't fit into this question what this question from essay is saying is ke if you're if you get on
the part of Education mirrors meaning your own ego something which keeps reflecting your own ego your own belief
your systems which is a very limited way of looking at things that will get transformed into Windows which is where
you let other ideas come in this you get it right you remember Gandhi G's famous quote open the windows and let the fresh
a come in let new ideas come in that is what the question is hinting towards but I have
seen even the best of the aspirants if they're not at their a game they'll end up misreading a question same question
another attempt here right on the verge of mahabarata Arjun was in the face of dilemma you know should I be fighting
this war or not and then SRI Krishna taught him the path of K
yoga now this is halfway correct because Arjun with his limited understanding of what DH is should he be fighting this
war or not is it violence or is it something else he was willing to qu quit the war and he put his gandh down this
is when kind of Krishna came in and gave him the Gita Kasa this is halfway there take another example same question
now this is an random hypothetical anecdote as Mano looked outside the window he could see rain clouds getting
over the village he was satisfied that he has harvested his standing crop only two days go and diligently followed the
SMS update what it's saying is that someone got educated and now they are wellers with technology so they could
take up a weather update and then do the thing in time but that's not what the question is about this is the problem
which most of us will face that we have enough Gan but because we're not sitting it properly and you know sitting through
with it fit and the only way to get out of this puddle is that you start your answer writing day
one and I'm giving you these examples because so that you have enough Masa to see the society is mired with regressive
ideas of child marriage P system and whatnot and then Raja ramu Roy and isar Chandra Vidya Saga and Henry roio these
guys came and you know they kind of abolished the system now this is this is towards getting a better
example that you have taken a society as a whole which was just looking in the mirror of their past which got corrupted
belief system and then few people stood out and they kind of opened the window they kind of you know rubbed the mirror
and you know opened the windows and gave new ideas and ideas from French Revolution American Revolution ET
Etc like I hope this is makes sense for most of you guys right that this is how your preparation needs to evolve and
that is when you'll have a much much more mature stand towards your exam this is it this is all that any good coaching
or Institute or Academy needs to impart to you nothing else okay that said it's been 1 hour 15 minutes guys thank you
for being here and being such a sporty audience here uh there any interesting question put in there and we'll see if
we can take one more question from animation Whoever has a specific question 2025 prepare and what should be
my time table look like please click on the WhatsApp link and we'll have a detailed chat with you any if you forgot
to address the mental and physical health let's take the last point which is physical health is also
important it would be an irony coming from me but uh please do check in yourself for physical health because
um I mean I cannot stress enough like he it is important and for mental health more so it is important because um this
exam is more about failures than success and so uncertain it's it's it's also coming out
of irony that now have gotten this rank so whatever I say becomes a line of authority but whatever you guys are
writing I had the same things to write on 15th of April as well uh same doubts same self-doubts everything and I've
been immensely lucky with this exam to have done in the median attempt but uh all the fears all the anxieties that you
are going through this process is right the only good thing was that I had some support system and I would also
encourage you to have one I had other things also in life which uh that lifechanging stuff happening for me uh
but I had try it like made conscious efforts for myself to check on myself I was on therapy I'm still on therapy and
I do not shy away from accepting that either but I mean it's also nothing to be like to be shy or not to be shy it's
as uh normal as saying that I have a headache so I had a paracetamol or might not be also it's you somebody could have
a even more intense form of mental health issue uh whatever it is it's it's okay if you want to see a counselor if
it's okay if you do not want to but think about it and I would encourage you if you have having an issues so not
having any intense issues also if you are finding any resource check on uh check yourself uh for that second have a
support system in terms of your family friends or Partners relatives anybody I had a good support system my sister and
mother were extremely supportive I had a school friend group which were through my thick and thin uh nobody from UPS
uh I knew few people here and there from upsc but uh not like somebody as a support system I would not say but and I
think more than the cumulative power of all lakian all Spectrum combined together the essence of that support
system is thousand times more important than all the books combined that you would read so that is something that you
should be more um like conscious about and also for everybody um who are like will prepare from 2026 or so have this
like thing in mind ke how many years you want to put in and uh I had done a conscious decision that I will do it
alongside a job and I would also advise you that if let's say I understand it might not be possible to do alongside a
job but if you think that you taking this fulltime in my opinion take this for like one one and a half year Max it
is absolutely okay and it's possible to cover everything in one and one and half year might not be in the most refined
way I was lucky to have done in first attempt but let's say a one and half after that you refine yourself you
practise more and uh you do a lot of content enrichment so do give everything for one
and one and a half year we quitting jobs everything after that take up a job and do this alongside that or even though
you do not want to do that make a plan till how many years you can go unemployed because it adds on to your
mental issue as well and make this planning key for this two years three years how many years you want to prepare
uh who will support you financially who will support you emotionally all these plannings have to be made if you fail
what is your plan B and plan B this wider picture should have in mind before you do this planning of L
spectrum that is more important and honestly guys it's important that you pick I don't like why do people I
understand why but I'm after that if you're not getting through you can keep on attempting but
do with a job is what I would personally request everybody to do not uh invest a lot of your prime years for an exam do
that but along but not compromising any other life you know early 20s there are thousand other important things rather
than knowing what were the causes for Revol of 1857 so make best use of that as well so if on that note as a final
thing if he were not to see you going to the I Services what would you be doing what was your plan be like I had plan a
bcde e f so but tell your of them was um I would have done MBA uh would have been a consultant if that would not have find
like Turned well then I would have done something with sociology uh initially I thought I'll join t if things do not
plan out well and do research in sociology one of my seniors said that ke think bigger in life so then I was
looking forward uh how do I get into this top IV Leakes as well for sociology so either consultancy or sociology was
the something in sociology was the go but I knew what in sociology especially but I'll not go deeper into that awesome
thank you on that note guys thank you for everyone joining this evening it's kind of late and Friday night thanks
animes lovely to have this thing even though we've discussed this ad infin it's just fresh to hear this thing again
from you all the best everyone I hope you keep yourself well both physically mentally and otherwise and do really
well and become no matter what air you get just be well take care of your health that is more important and in the
process of taking yourself help may you get all in rank one on get your preferred
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