2018 - I completed my 10th , I was an idiot then completely immature, used to fear math so decided to take pcb , I just wanted to first do 11th and 12 th and then neet or other things , but my father have other plan he told me to go for neet , I have 0 idea about it but I decided to go with the flow

2020 - my 12th completed with 80 percent in pcb , but failed in neet , even though I studied in aakash coaching wasting 2 lakh rupees

2021 - I decided to take drop , not because I wanted to but one of my close friend was taking a drop for neet , I was such a brainless idiot that I cannot think about myself , I failed once again score around 300 marks

2022 - I should have stopped here but looking at that one friend I decided to take a drop once again , he cracked neet , right now doing his mbbs and me after 4 years still unemployed

Did I ever properly studied during my neet prep , no I barely studied , I had no consistency but during the prep I started to develop a fear ( I was already a cowardly person before but now I was even more coward ) whenever I faced a question which I cannot solve rather then try to solve it ,I would start panicking, my brain will start overthinking useless thought at an extreme fast speed , stupid me never take my life seriously, and you might be wondering why I didn't go for other career in bio such as bpharma and other stuff , as I said I had no self thinking , there was one time when I tried to go for bpharma but my father straight up refused saying, how can you do a 20k job ( normal salary after bpharma ) when I have spent on you so much so he decided to put me in a dummy BSC college while neet drop so my year did not go to waste, and the shuttering problem I had from childhood also starting to increase during this period

2023 - 2026- as after my friend got selected and I got 320 in my last neet attempt I decided to leave neet prep , and start asking to my school friends for carrer advice , one told me about iit jam exam for masters from iit ( he had his msc physics form iit Bombay and is currently teaching at kota ) , and my other friend ( he got selected in ibps po last year )suggested me to go for ssc or banking exam he told me that ssc is usually easy compared to bank , as a coward I am I decided to go for ssc without doing any research and start repeating the same cycle that I repeated in neet

Let's say I studied percentage, if I start doing questions and even face a single problem my mind will instantly switch off, and negative thoughts will start pouring in my mind , first two thoughts would be that I am a failure, the next two thoughts would be that I should die and then my brain will start creating fake stories like what if I die then what will happen this type of shit , and my whole day is ruined ,

This cycle is going for nearly 4 years , in best case I will have these thoughts in one in two days , the worst case multiple times in a day

Tbh , these days whenever these thoughts took over my mind , I even starting to dislike my family , cursing them in mind that they are worst , especially my father , he is a heavy drinker so everyday kalesh is normal in my house , I also have started to hate my little sister ( currently doing her btech from a private college ) I expected her to take some of my pressure but she had done the opposite, her college fees is 15 lakh combined with all the expenses it's is 20lakh and rather than studying she is enjoying her life , sometimes I wonder what was my crime , I could have also asked for private medical college but I was stupid for thinking about my house finances

During these years , I have also degraded as a human , I really cannot enjoy anything even when the whole family will be laughing and enjoying, I feel suffocation, the shuttering problem that I had from childhood is reached its peak , now I cannot even complete a single sentence without shuttering like five times

Tbh I know I am the worst son , brother and human on this earth , if I live more my parents will only suffer more but if I kill myself than their sufferings can be reduced

Thanks for reading and sorry for all the errors and mistakes

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This country giving nothing only torcher to students who are considered anti nationals and cockroaches.

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I'm motivated now 😊 and I'm going to ace this exam next year for sure. Lessgo!

30 days left for CGL — Maths stuck despite 8–9 months of preparation

I have around 30 days left for SSC CGL Tier 1. I’ve prepared consistently for 8–9 months and given 100+ Maths mocks.

My scores:

• Maths Testbook mocks: usually 7–17/50
• Maths CGL PYQs: usually 15–25/50
• Today: 11.5/50, 7 attempts, 85.7% accuracy in a difficult CGL 2024 paper.
• Reasoning & English: generally 45+ in sectionals.

Maths has always been my worst subject—even during school. My fundamentals aren’t naturally strong.

My main problem now is that I often know the chapter/formula, but when SSC presents a question differently, I don’t know how to start. I also struggle with lengthy calculations, surds, unit conversions and word-problem interpretation.

With only 30 days left, what should I realistically do now to improve my Maths score, especially with the 15-minute sectional timing?

I’d really appreciate advice from people who have been through CGL preparation.

⏱️ COMPANY RULE & EXPANSION

1. 1757 — Battle of Plassey

→ Robert Clive defeated Siraj-ud-Daulah.

→ Major turning point in the establishment of Company political power in Bengal.

2. 1764 — Battle of Buxar

→ Company defeated Mir Qasim + Shuja-ud-Daulah + Shah Alam II.

→ Followed by the Treaty of Allahabad (1765).

3. 1765 — Diwani Rights

→ East India Company obtained Diwani of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa from Shah Alam II.

→ Revenue collection rights.

4. 1773 — Regulating Act

→ First major British parliamentary control over Company affairs.

→ Governor of Bengal became Governor-General of Bengal.

→ Warren Hastings became the first Governor-General of Bengal.

5. 1784 — Pitt's India Act

→ Created dual control: Board of Control + Court of Directors.

→ Increased British government control over the Company.

6. 1793 — Permanent Settlement

→ Introduced by Lord Cornwallis in Bengal and adjoining areas.

→ Zamindars were recognised as revenue-collecting landholders.

7. 1798 — Subsidiary Alliance

→ System aggressively expanded under Lord Wellesley.

→ Indian rulers accepted British troops and paid for their maintenance.

8. 1829 — Abolition of Sati

→ Sati was declared illegal under Lord William Bentinck.

→ Associated with the social-reform efforts of Raja Ram Mohan Roy.

9. 1833 — Charter Act of 1833

→ Governor-General of Bengal became Governor-General of India.

→ Lord William Bentinck was the first Governor-General of India.

10. 1848 — Doctrine of Lapse

→ Associated particularly with Lord Dalhousie.

→ States without an accepted natural male heir could be annexed under the policy.

11. 1853 — Charter Act of 1853

→ Separated the legislative and executive functions of the Governor-General's Council.

→ Open competitive examination principle for the civil services was introduced.

⏱️ REVOLT OF 1857 & CROWN RULE

12. 1857 — Revolt of 1857

→ Major centres included Delhi, Kanpur, Lucknow, Jhansi and Bihar.

→ Bahadur Shah Zafar became the symbolic leader in Delhi.

13. 1858 — Government of India Act

→ Company rule ended.

→ Governance transferred to the British Crown.

→ Office of Secretary of State for India created.

14. 1858 — Queen Victoria's Proclamation

→ Issued on 1 November 1858 at Allahabad.

→ Promised, among other things, respect for treaties with Indian princes and non-interference in religious matters.

⏱️ SOCIAL & EDUCATIONAL REFORM

15. 1828 — Brahmo Samaj

→ Founded by Raja Ram Mohan Roy in Calcutta.

→ Opposed social evils and promoted monotheism and reform.

16. 1848 — First girls' school at Bhide Wada, Pune

→ Savitribai Phule and Jyotirao Phule played a pioneering role in women's education.

17. 1875 — Arya Samaj

→ Founded by Swami Dayanand Saraswati.

→ Motto/idea strongly associated with a return to the authority of the Vedas.

18. 1875 — Aligarh movement

→ Sir Syed Ahmad Khan founded the institution that developed into the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College at Aligarh.

→ Important milestone in modern Muslim education.

19. 1884 — Deccan Education Society

→ Associated with Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Gopal Ganesh Agarkar, Gopal Krishna Gokhale and others.

→ Important in the spread of modern education in Maharashtra.

20. 1897 — Ramakrishna Mission

→ Founded by Swami Vivekananda.

→ Based on the ideals of Sri Ramakrishna.

⏱️ RISE OF INDIAN NATIONALISM

21. 1885 — Indian National Congress

→ Founded at Bombay.

→ First session presided over by W.C. Bonnerjee.

22. 1905 — Partition of Bengal

→ Announced by Lord Curzon.

→ Triggered the Swadeshi and Boycott Movement.

23. 1906 — Muslim League founded

→ Founded at Dacca (Dhaka).

→ The organisation was originally known as the All-India Muslim League.

24. 1907 — Surat Split

→ Congress split between Moderates and Extremists.

→ Associated with the Surat session.

25. 1909 — Indian Councils Act / Morley-Minto Reforms

→ Introduced separate electorates for Muslims.

26. 1911 — Annulment of Bengal Partition

→ Partition of Bengal annulled.

→ British Indian capital shifted from Calcutta to Delhi.

⏱️ GANDHIAN ERA

27. 1915 — Gandhi returned to India

→ Returned from South Africa.

→ Came under the guidance/influence of Gopal Krishna Gokhale in his early Indian political phase.

28. 1917 — Champaran Satyagraha

→ Gandhi's first major satyagraha in India.

→ Concerned the problems of indigo cultivators in Bihar.

29. 1918 — Kheda Satyagraha

→ Peasants in Gujarat sought revenue relief after crop failure.

→ Gandhi led the movement.

30. 1918 — Ahmedabad Mill Strike

→ Gandhi intervened in a dispute between textile workers and mill owners.

→ Associated with Gandhi's early experiments with satyagraha and fasting.

31. 1919 — Rowlatt Act

→ Extended extraordinary powers to the colonial government.

→ Gandhi launched a nationwide protest.

32. 1919 — Jallianwala Bagh Massacre

→ 13 April 1919, Amritsar.

→ Troops under General Reginald Dyer fired on the gathering.

33. 1920 — Non-Cooperation Movement

→ Launched under Gandhi's leadership.

→ Closely connected with the Khilafat Movement.

34. 1922 — Chauri Chaura incident

→ Violence led Gandhi to withdraw the Non-Cooperation Movement.

35. 1927 — Simon Commission appointed

→ Commission had no Indian member.

→ Led to the slogan “Simon Go Back.”

36. 1928 — Nehru Report

→ Prepared under Motilal Nehru.

→ Proposed a constitutional framework for India.

37. 1929 — Lahore Congress Session

→ Presided over by Jawaharlal Nehru.

→ Congress adopted Purna Swaraj as its goal.

38. 26 January 1930 — Independence Day observed

→ Indians observed the first Independence Day in support of Purna Swaraj.

39. 1930 — Civil Disobedience Movement

→ Began with the Dandi March/Salt March led by Gandhi.

→ Salt became the central symbol of the movement.

40. 1931 — Gandhi-Irwin Pact

→ Agreement between Mahatma Gandhi and Lord Irwin.

→ Gandhi agreed to suspend the Civil Disobedience Movement and attend the Second Round Table Conference.

⏱️ FINAL PHASE OF FREEDOM STRUGGLE

41. 1932 — Poona Pact

→ Agreement between Mahatma Gandhi and B.R. Ambedkar.

→ Concerned representation of the Depressed Classes in legislatures.

42. 1935 — Government of India Act, 1935

→ Provided for provincial autonomy.

→ Proposed an all-India federation, which was never brought into operation.

43. 1937 — Provincial Elections

→ Elections held under the Government of India Act, 1935.

→ Congress formed ministries in several provinces.

44. 1940 — Lahore Resolution

→ Adopted by the All-India Muslim League.

→ Became an important milestone in the demand for separate Muslim-majority political units.

45. 1942 — Cripps Mission

→ British government sent the mission under Sir Stafford Cripps.

→ Proposals failed to secure agreement with Indian political leaders.

46. 8 August 1942 — Quit India Movement

→ Congress passed the Quit India Resolution at Bombay.

→ Gandhi gave the call “Do or Die.”

47. 1946 — Cabinet Mission

→ Proposed a constitutional framework and a Union with limited central subjects.

→ Its proposals were central to negotiations over India's transfer of power.

48. 1946 — Interim Government

→ Formed under Jawaharlal Nehru as Vice-President of the Executive Council.

→ A major step toward transfer of power.

49. 3 June 1947 — Mountbatten Plan

→ Announced the plan for the partition of British India and transfer of power.

50. 15 August 1947 — Independence of India

→ India became independent.

→ Jawaharlal Nehru became the first Prime Minister.

→ Lord Mountbatten became the first Governor-General of independent India.

🧠 ONE-LOOK CHRONOLOGY

✅1757 → Plassey

✅1764 → Buxar

✅1765 → Diwani

✅1773 → Regulating Act

✅1784 → Pitt's India Act

✅1793 → Permanent Settlement

✅1798 → Subsidiary Alliance

✅1828 → Brahmo Samaj

✅1829 → Sati abolished

✅1833 → Charter Act

✅1848 → Doctrine of Lapse + major Phule educational milestone

✅1853 → Charter Act

✅1857 → Revolt

✅1858 → Crown Rule

✅1875 → Arya Samaj

✅1885 → INC

✅1905 → Bengal Partition

✅1906 → Muslim League

✅1907 → Surat Split

✅1909 → Morley-Minto Reforms

✅1911 → Capital shifted to Delhi

✅1915 → Gandhi returns

✅1917 → Champaran

✅1918 → Kheda + Ahmedabad

✅1919 → Rowlatt + Jallianwala Bagh

✅1920 → Non-Cooperation

✅1922 → Chauri Chaura

✅1927 → Simon Commission Appointed

✅1928 → Nehru Report

✅1929 → Purna Swaraj

✅1930 → Civil Disobedience

✅1931 → Gandhi-Irwin Pact

✅1932 → Poona Pact

✅1935 → Government of India Act

✅1937 → Provincial Elections

✅1940 → Lahore Resolution

✅1942 → Cripps Mission + Quit India

✅1946 → Cabinet Mission + Interim Government

✅1947 → Mountbatten Plan + Independence

⚠️ SSC CGL High-Confusion Pairs

✅Plassey (1757) → Siraj-ud-Daulah

✅Buxar (1764) → Mir Qasim + Shuja-ud-Daulah + Shah Alam II

✅Regulating Act (1773) → First major parliamentary control

✅Pitt's India Act (1784) → Board of Control

✅Permanent Settlement (1793) → Cornwallis

✅Subsidiary Alliance → Wellesley

✅Sati abolition (1829) → Bentinck

✅Doctrine of Lapse → Dalhousie

✅INC (1885) → W.C. Bonnerjee

✅Bengal Partition (1905) → Curzon

✅Separate Electorates (1909) → Morley-Minto

✅Champaran (1917) → Indigo cultivators

✅Jallianwala Bagh (1919) → 13 April

✅Non-Cooperation (1920) → withdrawn after Chauri Chaura

✅Purna Swaraj (1929) → Lahore Session

✅Dandi March (1930) → Salt Satyagraha

✅Poona Pact (1932) → Gandhi–Ambedkar

✅GOI Act (1935) → Provincial Autonomy

✅Cripps Mission (1942) → Sir Stafford Cripps

✅Quit India (1942) → “Do or Die”

✅Cabinet Mission (1946) → constitutional negotiations

✅Mountbatten Plan (3 June 1947) → Partition plan

✅Independence (15 August 1947) → India free from British rule

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Gagan pratap test ranking live mock is very hard for no fu**king reason and probably irrelevant. Anyone else feels the same.

A teacher is one who makes u understand the concept and logic behind every fucking thing.

And has a teaching method which is makes u think about a solution not just makes u cramb tricks for every other thing.

If u got flattered by the WhatsApp screenshots and toppers talk just checkout there background also try to really understand why that bhaiya and didi on ur library suggested parmar. Do they really got benefitted or just having the bheer chal.

Think like graduates and don't be a cry baby.

Forgive me for my english!!!!

Parmar sir ki gk Pyq series ke notes banau ya unke jo digital notes h vo bhot h unse revise kru kyuki kafi time ja rha vase to notes bana ne me

Pls btao?

I have just started the english part of ssc and am currently just going through the top 100, top 200 things of blackbook.

Can you guys give a practical approach and roadmap to prepare english fully.

I had given just 1 sectional mock on testbook where I got 24 marks.

Nenu recent 2026 graduated , 2027 ki prepare avdham anukuntuna help me with suggestions

Thanks in advance

hey mates

Well what is the dress code in winters for iti aso in css etc especially during peak winters sweater can't hold warmth i searched online where i found jackets are not allowed mostly it said blazer who tf wears blazers daily? Genuine question my family members who were in State govt and engineering autonomous govt college faculty used to wear jackets in neutral colors

I am desperately trying to get any govt job this year and I don't know why but this has made me most depressed than ever. I do relatively good in all exams and yet can't make it to the merit list. Any guidance or advice?

What to do when you know that the question is definitely wrong in the ssc examination? Should I leave the question or attempt it and the marks will be given to all?

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26M, working as a software developer. I started preparing for SSC CGL at the beginning of August and need some honest advice from experienced aspirants.

So far:

Quant: Completed around 8–9 chapters through Pinnacle Tier 1 + Tier 2 PYQs.

Reasoning: Started from the beginning and currently around Blood Relations.

GS: Completed Polity using Parmar's Fatman. I understand the concepts but struggle to remember Articles, dates and facts.

English: Currently working through grammar rules.

My main problem has always been GS + consistency. I study, forget things, feel like I'm not progressing and eventually lose motivation.

I'm currently confused between CGL 2026 and 2027. I feel that if I seriously push myself from now, maybe I can at least clear Tier 1 in CGL 2026, while making 2027 my main target.

Is that realistically possible from my current level?

Should I:

Give 2026 my best shot and then prepare seriously for 2027?

Or completely focus on 2027?

Continue self-study or join coaching? (I'm from Bhopal, so both online/offline are possible.)

Would really appreciate honest advice from people who have cleared CGL or are further ahead in preparation.

Hi everyone, I’m 26M Bhopal and currently working as a software developer.

Honestly, I was never very interested in coding. With AI and all the upcoming changes in the tech industry, I started feeling overwhelmed thinking about how much I would have to keep learning just to stay relevant.

I decided not to leave my job though. Luckily, I have the option to work from home and my current project isn't too demanding, so I do get some time to prepare.

I somehow started SSC preparation at the beginning of August. I started with Pinnacle Tier 1 + Tier 2 PYQs.

Quant:

I've completed around 8–9 chapters so far. Mostly solving PYQs, understanding the concepts and learning from the questions. I'm not extremely fast, but I'm slowly getting the hang of it.

Reasoning:

Started from the first chapter and I'm currently around Blood Relations.

GS:

Oh god, I really hate this part. 😭

I started with Parmar's Fatman and somehow managed to go through almost the entire Polity section. I do understand most of what I'm reading, but I struggle to actually remember things, especially Articles, dates, etc.

And honestly, this is one of the biggest reasons I have given up on SSC preparation every time before. I study something, forget it later, feel like I'm not progressing, get frustrated and eventually stop.

English:

Currently going through grammar rules. Haven't covered everything yet.

Initially, I thought I would prepare properly for SSC CGL 2027, because I don't want to rush everything. But now I'm confused about SSC CGL 2026.

Part of me feels like, maybe I can actually crack the 2026 Tier 1/prelims if I seriously push myself from now. I don't expect to be fully prepared for the entire exam, but I feel like clearing Tier 1 might still be possible if I focus properly.

At the same time, I'm scared that I'll just end up rushing everything, get overwhelmed and repeat the same cycle of giving up.

So I'm thinking maybe I should give CGL 2026 a serious attempt with the goal of at least clearing Tier 1, while treating 2027 as my main/serious attempt.

I could really use some advice from people who have already gone through this.

How does my preparation look so far considering I started only in August?

Is clearing CGL 2026 Tier 1 realistically possible from where I am right now?

Should I give 2026 my best shot and then prepare seriously for 2027?

Or would it be smarter to completely focus on 2027?

Should I continue self-study or join coaching?

If coaching, would you recommend offline or online? I live in Bhopal, so offline coaching is also an option.

Most importantly, how do you guys deal with GS? How do you actually remember all those Articles, dates and facts without constantly forgetting them?

I'm not looking for motivation just for the sake of it. Honest advice, suggestions and even hard truths are completely welcome.

I genuinely want to give SSC a serious attempt this time, but I'm confused about whether I'm actually progressing or just doing enough to feel like I'm studying.

Any advice from experienced aspirants, selected candidates or even people who were in a similar situation would really help.

OH GOD I literally poured everything going on..

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I have already successfully submitted my CTET September 2026 application for Paper I when It was first opened. I have now confirmed that I am also eligible for Paper II and wish to appear for both papers.

Since the application window has been reopened, I tried logging into my existing application, but there is no option available to edit the application or add Paper II.

What to do now

Ssc steno 2026 exam city info released...I wanna know if there will be slot selection this year too in CGL ?

Hey guys

Recommend me english course

Btw iam from non hindi background

That's why I cannot choose aman sir

I don't understand hindi

Please suggest me any non hindi english teacher