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Competition Its is not that tough. As we have no experience in competition we feel it tough. But for candidates who have faced it and succeeded in it feel that it's one more time to repeat. Syllabus Do not read anything beyond the syllabus for this exam Material Keep them as minimum as possible and try to them as many times as possible. Study Plan Study every subject from mains prospective  Reality You need not be brilliant, constant and vigorous efforts are in enough To crack this exam in no time follow the time and use it as efficiently as possible Make a rough yearly plant and divide it into monthly segments With a monthly segments in to weeks and setup a subject as target Divide the subject into weekly portion and daily lessons In daily schedule have a regular reading session practice session revision session  newspaper session Basic study plan for every subject :- => Know the syllabus read the syllabus => Complete the basic NCERT books => Refer previous year ques...

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I appreciate your efforts to secure future financial needs by investment. Investment is a part of good financial discipline. Investment is always a good idea if properly planned. What I meant by "Properly Planned" is it should give promising returns and should be easily monetize in a socially acceptable way.  In-movable assets like a plot of land or a flat in a apartment can give promising return in a time frame but cannot be easily monetize in emergency.You are looking options in this in-movable assets category.  So, by putting investment here, means one should not look this as emergency rescue fund, in spite one should look this as an investment for meeting the planned future expenses (such a for setting up a business or for new home etc.). I believe you would need to avail the support of a bank because many of the builders or developers will provide the EMI scheme trough bankers only.  To the extent I know the home loan (issued to buy both plot and flat subjected to d...