Those asking sessions me kya ho raha hai

Concepts sikhne hai toh aa jao
Clerical facts padhne hai toh book padh lo jakar(vo kaam khud Kiya ja sakta hai)💆‍♂

https://youtube.com/shorts/15rr7ky4Y08?feature=share

This is a Tricky Time. Be watchful.

Summary
Swaal ye nahi hai ki humen KARNA KYA chahiye
Balki ye hai ki hum KAR KYA SAKTE hai!!!!

Sorry can't resist
But things are getting out of control now 😄

There is always difference when
1. Person who only clears prelims
V/s
2. Person who always clear mains
Teaches you the subject 😌

Sochne vali baat ye hai
Ki humne toh kabhi bola hi nahi hamara "Non Negotiables padhane" vale sessions bhi ache honge.

Hum toh MTP, SkeletonKey, Randomness ka danka pit rhe the.

Agar non negotiable aise hai, toh baki jinka danka pita hai, vo KAISE KAISE HONGE 🌝

Abhi toh mene HINDI mein padhana shuru bhi nahi kiya
Abhi toh ENGLISH chal rhi hai kewal 🌝

https://youtu.be/hcSNHZV36K4?si=eWooBsA8l6nJsx_7

Kitab ko padh kar SUNANA❌
Kitab ko padh kar SAMJHANA ✅
The SkeletonKey Way

TEST ME MARKS KAM AA RHE!!!
Observe karo Galt kyu hue?
Case 1. Padhe nhi hue the, matalab aate nhi the
Case 2. Padhe to hue the, but clarity nhi thi concepts ki ya facts ki
Case 3. It was just a temperamental error. Read galat kar liya, time bhag ra tha etc etc

=>Case 1 h to koi issue nhi. Padhoge sahi ho jayega.
=>Case 2 h to practice differential learning.
=>Case 3 h to revisit the scene of crime and take mental resolve.

CASE 3 SAHI KARNE KE 4 STEPS

Step 1. Khud ko baar baar galiyan deni hongi, ki kitna nich hu mein, ye bhi galat kardiya 😁
Step 2. Time bound practice karne se.
Step 3. Remind yourself for 1-2 seconds before starting next question, ki iss baar me koi galati nahi karuga/i
Step 4. Next question par move on karne se pehle, quick 1-2 seconds glance, ki koi galati toh nahi kardi.

Solving thousands of MCQs will not solve your problem unless you practice differential learning.

10000, 20000, 30000 etc kitne bhi MCQ solve karlo kuch nahi hoga!!!!!

THOSE ASKING FOR CSAT PLANNING WATCH THIS.

Remember, CSAT humen PADHNA nahi hai, CSAT ko kewal MANAGE karna hai.
1. English: focus on questions other than assumptions
2. Maths/Reasoning: watch solution videos of 2023-25 CSAT papers and identify which topics you can actually solve in the exam and which you can't.

Now frame a hand-picking strategy for those topics. Go to youtube and watch specific lectures on these topics. It is similar to hand-picking ripened and juicy fruits from the cart full of mixed fruits in the mandi.
Good Luck 🤞
@nfu_official

Memory Tricks: My Experiences

First(2012-14): I discovered a technique where, I used to RECORD all the facts like inorganic chemistry for jee, and now these recordings were on 24x7, except when I was sleeping. It worked very well.

Second(2021-22): I found Ali abdaal on YT and his Active Recall technique. It was 5x more powerful than my first technique. Long lasting memory.

Third(2023-24): I discovered a Differential Learning technique. It proved 5x more powerful than second. Completely revolutionised the way my memory started working.
Combination of 2nd/3rd techniques

I hope this will solve your problems of BOTH Prelims and Mains.
Good Luck 🤞

Under-commitments and Over-Delivery is the new normal of NFU it seems 💆‍♂

Padhane vale lectures ache honge ye to kabhi claim nhi kiya humne.
In the nutshell,
Abhi toh asli khel shuru bhi nhi hua 🌝

NFU wishes you a Joyous Lohri 😇

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1)How to write the answer
2)How to consolidate information
3)Build conceptual clarity
4)Create intra and inter-topic linkages.

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