Maths Magic By Manjul 😇

Students,

I’ve lost My Father, My Pride, last Friday. I’m in my Hometown. Neither I’d be active here nor will be able to respond to personal messages for 15-20 days.

“Don’t be pushed around by the fears in your mind. Be led by the dreams in your heart.”

~ Roy T. Bennett

At least AI apologised for the mistakes 👍

Don’t rely on ChatGPT solely and apply your mind. Use AI wisely or else you’ll end up learning wrong and confronting right people 😅 Things are deceptive at times 🤨

A very good evening my dear students,

I’m excited to announce that two new batches for the CSAT 2025 will begin on Monday, September 9th, with classes at 11:30 am and 6 pm. If you haven't yet enrolled, now is the perfect time to do so and strengthen your CSAT preparation. Will be focusing on concept clarity followed by speed building practice.
I understand it can be really challenging for those who are revisiting maths (especially who’ve maths phobia) and reasoning after a long break, but with consistent effort and dedication, this course will greatly benefit you.

Feel free to invite your friends and acquaintances, whether they are in ORN, nearby, Delhi NCR for offline classes, or anywhere in the world for live online access.

I’m also conducting an open session on the course on September 5th at 11:30 am in the Next IAS main building. The CSAT Foundation course is comprehensive and also includes access to CSAT Edge.

Don’t miss this opportunity to move closer to your goal of clearing the civil services exam!

Keep smiling!
Study hard!

Loads of love and blessings!


Thanks and Regards
Manjul Kumar Tiwari

“The price of excellence is discipline. The cost of mediocrity is disappointment.”

Thus inculcate consistency and discipline, which is key to success. Work as hard as you’ve never done before with sheer positivity and commitment.

A very afternoon my dear students,

I hope you're all doing well and enjoying both the weather and your studies. For those of you aiming for 2025, there are a few important things to keep in mind regarding CSAT.

First, make it a priority to practice regularly—dedicate at least 3-4 hours every week to solving around 30-40 quant and reasoning questions. Consistency is key. For those who have completed the course this year, last year, or even earlier, it's crucial to revise your handouts and PYQs thoroughly by October or November.

I've noticed that some mentors and experts advise delaying CSAT preparation until after December, but they forget that CSAT, and particularly aptitude, requires continuous practice and revision. If you take a break, you risk losing the progress you've made, i.e. back to square one.

There's no harm in spending around 3-4 hours a week on CSAT until November or December. And whenever you come across questions from any source, make sure to practice them—even if it’s just a couple of questions a day. Remember, in maths and reasoning, practice is the key. Regular practice enhances your aptitude, speed, and overall understanding.

Qualifying CSAT shouldn’t be an issue for any of my students next year. Will keep advising, posting and updating you all.

So, keep practicing, take care of your health, and study hard!

Keep smiling!
Be positive!

Loads of love and blessings!


Thanks and Regards
Manjul Kumar Tiwari

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