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Jayant Nahata - AIR 56, IAS
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Jayant Nahata - AIR 56, IAS
29 Nov, 06:38
I hope you all are aware of GPT and using it judiciously. If not, Highly recommend to Integrate ChatGPT in your preparation:
1. For Mains,
- Generate facts/insightful dimensions on PYQs and different sub topics of syllabus
- Generate Introductions for all sub topics
- Give it sample PYQs and syllabus of last few years, and based on it ask it to Predict questions in context of current affairs of last two years
- Generate ethics case study and give solutions in multiple dimensions
- Generate quotes/reports/committees
- Generate insights from pdf’s etc
2. For Personality Test,
- Prompt GPT to simulate your interview board and ask you questions and answer it also.
If you need to take subscription of GPT 4 which can browse internet and can answer more accurately, I will advise it’s a valuable investment in your preparation (share the subscription in your study group).
If I was preparing today, I would have definitely done the above. All the very best.
1. For Mains,
- Generate facts/insightful dimensions on PYQs and different sub topics of syllabus
- Generate Introductions for all sub topics
- Give it sample PYQs and syllabus of last few years, and based on it ask it to Predict questions in context of current affairs of last two years
- Generate ethics case study and give solutions in multiple dimensions
- Generate quotes/reports/committees
- Generate insights from pdf’s etc
2. For Personality Test,
- Prompt GPT to simulate your interview board and ask you questions and answer it also.
If you need to take subscription of GPT 4 which can browse internet and can answer more accurately, I will advise it’s a valuable investment in your preparation (share the subscription in your study group).
If I was preparing today, I would have definitely done the above. All the very best.
Jayant Nahata - AIR 56, IAS
27 Aug, 14:35
Had fun penning this down - purpose was to shed light on workings of an officer in the field. Hope it inspires! 😊
Jayant Nahata - AIR 56, IAS
27 Aug, 14:30
https://jayantnahata.wordpress.com/2023/08/27/journey-into-governance-chronicles-of-my-first-year-as-an-ias-officer-in-chhattisgarh/
Jayant Nahata - AIR 56, IAS
27 Jul, 13:12
Recently, we organised toppers talk in Raipur where Rank 1, 2, 9, 17, 102, 179 all shared their wisdom. You can derive tips from this talk.
Jayant Nahata - AIR 56, IAS
06 May, 15:57
Just a casual interview - if you are giving the prelims exam this year, don't watch :)
Jayant Nahata - AIR 56, IAS
21 Dec, 04:49
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Jayant Nahata - AIR 56, IAS
27 Nov, 15:59
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90% of people work on things they hate.
Don't let others dictate your life.
• Do what is best for you
• Get clarity on your goals and dreams
Do what you love and the necessary opportunities will follow.
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