Yaa it's fine. At the end of the day you have to build concepts well in your head.

Many people will suggest you to go for Rd sharma objective. Its a good book no doubt but it's not complete. What I meant to say is the questions are not enough

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Hello,

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HI,

SEE your graduation courses colleges has nothing to do with civil services examination. you need to study with self preparation to crack upsc civil service examination. you can stats studying side by side with your graduation courses. people from tier 2 or tier 3 colleges also crack civil service

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Hi Aishwarya,

For cracking NEET, it is advisable to prepare well and if you need to go to the college of your choice, you must practice really hard for the same. For general category, expected cut off for NEET 2020 is going to be 50th percentile for your information. Also,