Ignoring Optional Subject can be Disastrous. How?
Students today have the belief that taking electives doesn't really make a difference. They concentrate a lot of their efforts on GS exams, which are worth 1000 marks. Additionally, General studies, having a comparable syllabus in the Prelims and Mains, takes the maximum preparation time.
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Choosing your strongest subject area will keep you in the most comfortable position psychologically and in terms of preparation, resulting in your greatest performance. Optional subject, if prepared well, increases your chances of success. |
- This has a crucial impact. Since you don't need to put all of your work into something if ....
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