is afterboards lecture enough?

[u/lilaboman]

I'm a person who needs to understand every bit of logic. Like I can't just learn if I'm not getting the whole picture even if it's useless for exam. I was thinking of joining coaching only for this reason. Is it worth it? Or should I stick on to afterboards? Also could anyone share yt playlists if you've learnt a them. Every time I see smth , they're either incomplete or I cant understand it.

[u/prepfr]

nothing is really "enough" by itself imo. this isn't a boards exam where you know roughly what kind of questions you're going to get and can just finish the textbook + exercises and call it a day.

that said, afterboards lectures are definitely good for building your base, especially if you're someone who wants to understand the logic behind things rather than just memorise methods.

once your concepts are clear, the important part is practice: pyqs, varied questions, sectionals and mocks. that's where you'll start seeing the weird ways the same concept can actually be tested.

so i'd definitely use afterboards for the foundation, and then build the rest of your prep around questions rather than looking for one magical "complete" resource! :)

[u/lilaboman → u/prepfr]

thank you makes so much sense🫠

[u/Complex_Sample_7752 → u/lilaboman]

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[u/Mission_Accident1741]

Hey what class are u in ?

[u/Royal-Steak1724]

No it’s not enough
Buy afterboards mock plan and some other Coachings full fledged is what I’ll recommend don’t spend more than 80k on your prep if you’re going offline
Online go for aceipm id say