International Day of Education 2026: Inclusive Education, Digital Learning & SDG-4 Observed on: 24 JanuaryFocus: Inclusive Education, Digital Learning, and SDG-4Exam Relevance: Education Policy, Global Initiatives, UN Observances, Sustainable Development Goals Introduction The International Day of Education, observed every year on 24 January, highlights the central role of education in promoting sustainable development, social justice, …
Why Current Affairs Revision in January Is Non-Negotiable For aspirants of UPSC, Bank, SSC, and RRB exams, January is the final countdown to prelims. By now, most candidates have completed the bulk of their syllabus. What separates top performers from the rest is how well they revise and retain current affairs, which often constitute a …
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How One Weak Section Pulls Down the Entire Score: Scores Collapse in Bank, SSC & RRB Exams Introduction: The Hidden Reason Behind Missed Cut-Offs Many aspirants walk out of the exam hall feeling confident. They attempted well, accuracy felt good, and most questions looked familiar. Yet, when results are declared, they fall short of the …
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Prelims vs Mains Gap: What Aspirants Must Fix in January Introduction: The Silent Gap That Breaks Selection Every year, thousands of aspirants clear Prelims in Bank, SSC, and RRB exams but fail to convert that success into final selection. The reason is not lack of effort or intelligence. It is the Prelims–Mains gap. January is …
Why MAH MBA CET Cut-Offs Rise Even When the Paper Feels Easy Every year after the MAH MBA CET exam, a common reaction is heard among aspirants:“Paper easy tha, cut-off kam hona chahiye.” Yet, when results are declared, the opposite happens. Cut-offs rise, percentiles shift sharply, and many candidates who felt confident fail to secure …
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Why Prelims Success Fails in UPSC Mains: What Most Aspirants Get Wrong Every year, thousands of UPSC aspirants clear Prelims comfortably, yet fail to replicate the same success in Mains. This gap between Prelims performance and Mains results is not accidental. It reflects a structural flaw in preparation strategy, not a lack of intelligence or …
Why CAT-Level Preparation Can Hurt Your MAH MBA CET Score (Understanding the CET Mindset That CAT Aspirants Often Miss) Every year, a large number of MBA aspirants move from CAT preparation to MAH MBA CET, assuming that strong CAT-level preparation will automatically translate into a high CET percentile. On paper, this assumption looks logical—CAT is …
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RRB Preparation Mistake: Ignoring General Science Till the End (Why this single mistake ruins the chances of thousands of Railway aspirants every year) Railway recruitment exams such as RRB NTPC, Group D, ALP, and Technician are often perceived as speed-based exams where Mathematics and Reasoning dominate the preparation strategy. As a result, General Science (GS) …
Why Most RRB Aspirants Fail CBT-1 Despite Good Practice Every Railway exam cycle, lakhs of aspirants appear for RRB CBT-1 with months of preparation behind them. Many have solved hundreds of questions, revised multiple times, and taken several mock tests. Yet, a large number of these aspirants fail to clear CBT-1. This leads to confusion …
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Banking Preparation Mistake: Focusing Only on Prelims Without a Mains Mindset For many banking aspirants, preparation begins and ends with one goal — clearing Prelims. Speed, shortcuts, and maximum attempts dominate their study plans. While this approach may help candidates cross the first stage, it often becomes a serious strategic mistake that affects performance in …
