11/09/2025
Please see the question attached below. One of the followers asked this question in my inbox.
Here is my answer:
So, there are benefits as well as limitations of both the approaches.
If you dedicate separate time for building content, you will definitely imbibe a lot of information. But then, you’d obviously face the time constraint since you have to prepare for other subjects too.
On the contrary, if you relied only on your subjects, you’d save a lot of time but your information related to any topic would be limited. Your compulsory and optional subjects might not cover several topics in detail. Although there would be some information here and there, but you wouldn’t have deeper insights into that.
So what’s the best strategy for that?
I tell my students to mix both approaches. I ask them to take out a few hot topics, and dedicate some special time for those. Obviously, there would be an overlap between those topics and current affairs, so you’d do two things in one go. One, you’d prepare your essays and two, your current affairs topics will also be covered comprehensively.
A word of advice, though. Don’t waste too much time on too many topics. Just stay focused and narrow down the list. You should be able to manage it easily.
I hope I answered your question.
Regards.