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I'm a 26 y/o Doctor (recently licensed). Started my CSS preparation few months back and I've come to realize many shortcomings in my methods of preparation (temptation go into depths of topics, being just one to state). After trials and error and getting some good guidance however, I have developed understanding of how best to try to make this work.
Now as the time of registration for CE-2022 is nearing, I'm having this confusion of whether to go ahead for this attempt with the preparation I have (which is haphazard and botched) or to save this attempt, solidify my strategy and then go for CE-2023. I'm well aware of unpredictability of this exam on whole but then, even gamblers try to learn tricks before big games and I would want to take this decision carefully.
Open to kind opinions of the members.

P.S: tried family and friend consultation and that is proving to be counterintuitive in this case. Hence referring to experienced people for suggestions.

From last few years merely 350 to 400 aspirant got pass which simply means 2% result. So if u feel that at this stage of your preparation you have those skill and grip over your subjects which leads you to among 2% then give a try. Otherwise dont waste your chance.

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[QUOTE=Medisol;1124856]I'm a 26 y/o Doctor (recently licensed). Started my CSS preparation few months back and I've come to realize many shortcomings in my methods of preparation (temptation go into depths of topics, being just one to state). After trials and error and getting some good guidance however, I have developed understanding of how best to try to make this work.
Now as the time of registration for CE-2022 is nearing, I'm having this confusion of whether to go ahead for this attempt with the preparation I have (which is haphazard and botched) or to save this attempt, solidify my strategy and then go for CE-2023. I'm well aware of unpredictability of this exam on whole but then, even gamblers try to learn tricks before big games and I would want to take this decision carefully.
Open to kind opinions of the members.

P.S: tried family and friend consultation and that is proving to be counterintuitive in this case. Hence referring to experienced people for suggestions.[/QUOTE]

Go for it brother. Delaying never helps. And as you are 26, so you have not got enough time already at your disposal. You will learn alot even by taking exams. At the same time I think remaining time, well that's enough to pass exams.

No one can cover whole syllabus. Because as you said there are millions of things to study. So if you think I will be able to cover syllabus after a year then it's just in your mind. You have to give this exam with preparation that you have done till now. And even if you cover 79 percent of topics with in depth studies then it will work fine in Shaa Allah. Medaan Mai ajao, otherwise delaying it is never a good idea. Believe in yourself, go with 'can do' attitude. You can do it. You can pass it. Aspirants keep on thinking that they will not pass or that there are some loopholes in their preparation. Remember 'tayari to sari Zindagi hi nahi Hoti CSS ki, parhne ko you can study for ten years for these subjects and you will think Kay that's not enough'. So ,better to take these exams and pass them.

Regards.