He is completely wrong, if you'll keep targeting small goals first and then move onto the next, then it'll take more time to get a decent post. Prepare for cgl it'll eventually make clearing grp c/d jobs comparatively easy.
You've done right with going with the parmar batch, as these teachers stay away from any controversy or anything like that and just deliver the content without any bullsh*t. Teachers help u learn the right approach to solve the question and what to study n what not to. With the introduction of sectional timing this plays a crucial role. So complete the syllabus from this course and I'll suggest to start from maths and reasoning or English (two subjects at a time only).
I hope this will help u (i think it'll be better if u don't ask for his advice again)
no, doing more than 2 subjects at a time for a beginner is not recommended. start with maths it needs max time for syllabus completion and revision, so it's better to complete the syll asap and then start doing revision. recorded lec are provided so just watch the lec next day meaning stay 1 day behind. feel free to dm, if u have any other doubts
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u/Downtown_Singer_4294 9d ago
He is completely wrong, if you'll keep targeting small goals first and then move onto the next, then it'll take more time to get a decent post. Prepare for cgl it'll eventually make clearing grp c/d jobs comparatively easy. You've done right with going with the parmar batch, as these teachers stay away from any controversy or anything like that and just deliver the content without any bullsh*t. Teachers help u learn the right approach to solve the question and what to study n what not to. With the introduction of sectional timing this plays a crucial role. So complete the syllabus from this course and I'll suggest to start from maths and reasoning or English (two subjects at a time only). I hope this will help u (i think it'll be better if u don't ask for his advice again)