What are the Benefits of Studying in Group?
Form an efficient study group with like-minded fellow aspirants. Cooperation in studies and productive conversation constitute the pillars of effective group study.
- The biggest obstacle in group study is when the group consists mostly of inconsiderate applicants. In that circumstance, gossip takes the place of productive and helpful discussions.
Advantages of Constructive Group Study:
- Through productive dialogue, information is ingrained into permanent memory and is not immediately forgotten.
- Members of the group can cooperate in a complementary manner. In order to give a general overview of a topic, topics can be distributed among the participants.
- Group study fosters healthy competitiveness among participants. Additionally, each member's performance is improved as a result.
- Time-limited test preparation in a group aids in gauging the level of preparation.
IAS/PCS Preparation Tips/Tricks
- 1 Tips to Prepare DAF Section for CSE Interview
- 2 Is There any Biasness in Optional Scores?
- 3 Ignoring Optional Subject can be Disastrous. How?
- 4 Exclusive Prelims Preparation is Crucial. Why?
- 5 What Strategies should be Adopted in Examination Hall for CSE Prelims?
- 6 How to Strategize, Prepare, Revise and Practise for CSE Prelims?
- 7 How much Time to Devote Exclusively for Prelims?
- 8 How to Start Preparing for CSAT which is Also Seen as a Challenge in Contemporary Times?
- 9 What is the Importance of GS Paper-IV (Ethics)?
- 10 How to Utilize Your Time between Prelims and Mains?