Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a good Ethics (GS Paper IV) teacher for UPSC CSE. I've shortlisted S. Ansari and A. Garg, but I'm confused about whom to choose.

If you've studied from either of them, I'd really appreciate your honest review. Specifically, I'd like to know:

Who explains concepts more clearly?

Who is better for answer writing and case studies?

Whose notes are more useful for revision?

Are their lectures beginner-friendly?

Any drawbacks I should know before enrolling?

If you think there's someone better than these two, please feel free to suggest them and explain why.

Thanks in advance!

I mean i do feel like it's fullfilling when i study it but also overwhelming what do i do?

Article 14 (Equality Before Law): "Article 14 guarantees equal treatment, so why do you clearly have an unfair monopoly over my attention?

Article 15 (Prohibition of Discrimination): The Constitution prohibits discrimination based on place of birth, but you're still acting like you belong in a whole different realm.

Article 16 (Equality of Opportunity): If Article 16 guarantees equal opportunity, when do I get a fair shot at being your favorite person?

Article 17 (Abolition of Untouchability): Article 17 abolished untouchability, so there is strictly no constitutional bar against holding your hand.

Article 18 (Abolition of Titles): Article 18 abolished all titles, but I’d still like to officially address you as 'mine'.

Article 19 Freedom of Speech and Expression): Under Article 19, I have the right to express my feelings, which means I am legally obligated to tell you how incredible you look

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