Profile Type:
Political/Religious organization
Age:
30
Passions:
books/science
Before attempting anything else, working through previous year question papers gives you the clearest possible picture of how a competitive exam actually tests a subject — which topics repeat, how questions are typically framed, and where the difficulty usually spikes. This early step 1 of preparation isn't about scoring well yet; it's about mapping the exam's real pattern so the rest of your prep can be targeted instead of guesswork. Reviewing these papers topic-wise, rather than attempting them all at once, makes it far easier to isolate specific weak areas early, while there's still time to fix them.