Yesterday, I watched a video of Prashant Kishor, where he mentioned that only 65-70% of people vote in elections. Among them, BJP concentrates on securing half of the majority votes, addressing the needs of the 35-40% and remaining may not vote for them. These remaining 30% are challenging to win over. Similarly, Congress assumes that the remaining 60% will naturally turn to them, but this is a flawed assumption. If Congress wants these voters, they need to actively engage and appeal to them rather than relying on imagination.

This parallel can be drawn to UPSC preparation, where people often focus on the challenging 30% ( current affairs unexpected pattern ) rather than the easily accessible 35-40% (GS) By concentrating efforts on the latter group, success in the prelims exam becomes more achievable.