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I advised aspirents not to choose GS due to its vague subject outline and non avaiability of study material but majority turned dead ear .Now see 2018 result .Most of the candidates flunked in GS paper
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I can't find a single post by you advising the CE-2018 aspirants not to take GS.
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go to GS section.or click all post by me
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go to GS section.or click all post by me
I did, that is why I mentioned CE-2018 aspirants.

The exam was held in February 2018 and all your posts were in April 2018. Not sure how that counts as 'advising against opting GS'.
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actually I look at syllabus of GS in april ..Earlier I did have any idea.when I looked at the GS syllabus and try to gather material I was unable to find any single material on entire subject,,,
previous good marks in GS was taken for granted for introducing GS in CSS syllabus,,
GS syllabus is so much tough that even Judith butler will be unable to comprehend it
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I will say one should definitely go for GS as it will not be targeted in CE-19. Further, good score in MCQs will help one in securing good marks
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Its not about targetting subject.Go to GS syllabus You will not find study material of even one page on many important topics
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