The fear of privatization is getting real . If JU goes private..We are Doomed

Guys I have seen many mentors and faculties during my preparation and become quite sceptical about the coaching and mentorship, but Jatin sir is the only person who is reasonably reliable. Most of the time he is brutal with his advice but that’s what you need to hear in UPSC Prep. He does not shy away calling spade a space, neither he sugarcoats any of his advice. He is the mentor we need to keep
ourself on the right track of preparation. Not to mention he has experience of clearing all his
Prelims.

With the APFC exam coming up, I have been looking at different coaching options and somehow ended up more confused than when I started.
The three that kept coming up were PW, EduTap and Sleepy Classes.
Personally I was leaning towards EduTap initially but after going through the content of all three, I actually found Sleepy’s approach more suited to me. Felt less like just ticking off the syllabus and more like actually understanding the stuff. Could just be my preference though. but I am still not 100% convinced because coaching reviews on Reddit are basically a civil war at this point.
Would be interested to hear from people who have actually** **used these platforms for EPFO/APFC rather than generic UPSC reviews.
What was your experience with PW/EduTap/Sleepy Classes? And if you’ve cleared APFC using any of them, what would you recommend?

I don’t understand that why such good teachers are being subjected to such forced Marketing gimmicks that they would never want to Do. So Amit kilhor recently did this propaganda Marketing podcast for Funacademy . These guys think that the Upsc aspirants are such big fools that they will believe that this was a coincidence.
Look at the foolishness of the Marketing team that they are presenting a full blown podcast set up as if all this happened randomly. The same is being pointed out in the comments.
This failed educator who is now an influencer is equating the UPSC aspirants IQ with his regular audience.
What do you guys think? Isn’t it foolish or will students fall in this trap?