It has become my greatest wish to suggest that if the forum management can attract professional teachers for compulsory and renowned optional subjects, as this is the only deficiency I have found in the threads. Threads are moderated but not tutored. If you can not do this round the year, then at least three months before the exam, so that members can discuss their issues and streamline their efforts with their help. I've just started preparing and felt the need. Also a psychologist for the qualifiers.

This will put an end to the multitude vibrations that resound in the mind even after searching queries. These are many. As some say one should write with headings, others say one should not. Also the idea that those who qualified grab all the privilege of teachers, here and there. These are the people who are just unsure about their success a moment before the result is announced, and in a jiffy they become caretakers. A failure with over seven hundred marks will be ignored, whereas a passed with over six hundred will be greeted, celebrated and sought, not knowing that it defies the logic and its cultural. A professional teacher will just look nice as you do with medal, ribbons and captions. You are the bureaucrats of this forum, they can be the technocrats!

Another thing I would suggest to hold a trimonthly forum competitive exam. This is a fanciful idea. But it will help the forum members and moderators in their respective areas. Chit-chats will be curbed and there will be a more room for contribution.

Questions that have not seen their climax should flash regularly rather than they should be knocked to oblivion with each passing day.

Moderators, if you cannot fulfill my wishes then, at the least, be not merciful in deleting the posts that do nothing but muddle the affair and occupy the space of useful posts. I will not care if my posts are deleted; i will get a lesson instead. You know what I am talking about? I do lovingly come here, but I get less proportional to the time i spend.

All my requests are genuine and parallel in serving the purpose of helping aspirants achieve their dreams. I hope these will be fulfilled.