TLDR;
This video discusses three key lessons for CDS (Combined Defence Services) aspirants based on recent results. It emphasizes the importance of consistent hard work from day one, rather than relying on last-minute efforts or shortcuts. The video also highlights the necessity of hard work over luck and the increased competition, especially for female candidates who now need to secure a rank within the top 400.
- Consistent hard work from day one is crucial.
- Relying on hard work is more effective than depending on luck.
- Female candidates need to aim for a rank within the top 400.
Introduction [0:00]
The video begins with the host acknowledging messages from aspirants regarding their CDS results. He introduces the topic by stating that he will share three important lessons that every aspirant should learn from the CDS results to improve their performance in future attempts.
Lesson 1: Start Early and Avoid Shortcuts [0:24]
The first lesson is that last-minute preparation and shortcuts do not lead to success. The host urges aspirants to study properly and consistently from day one. He criticizes the reliance on shortcuts, stating that while some may clear the exam using such methods, it is not a sustainable strategy. He emphasizes that aspirants are competing with individuals who have cleared the exam previously and are well-prepared. He encourages those starting classes to commit to attending all classes, completing assignments, and meeting targets to increase their chances of selection. The host references a boot camp where students studied for 99 hours without mobile phones, illustrating the level of dedication required. He also mentions past initiatives like the 60-day challenge and vocabulary challenge, questioning whether aspirants actively participated in them.
Lesson 2: Hard Work Guarantees Success [2:58]
The second lesson is that hard work guarantees success, and aspirants should not rely on luck. The host stresses that consistent effort is essential to achieve their goals. He provides an example of the Gurukul program, where students follow a rigorous schedule from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, including current affairs, science, GK, English, and math classes, along with self-study sessions and doubt clearing. The students submit their phones and remain focused on their studies throughout the day. This example illustrates the level of hard work and dedication required to succeed.
Lesson 3: Aim for Top 400 (Especially for Girls) [4:48]
The third and most important lesson, particularly for female candidates, is the need to secure a rank within the top 400 to get into merit. The host explains that with increased competition, girls need to work harder from the beginning to achieve high scores. He advises that those who previously relied on strong performance in English will now need to score well in GK also. The host mentions plans to create a separate batch for girls, focusing on helping them secure a rank within the top 400.
Conclusion [5:34]
The video concludes with information on how to inquire about online or Gurukul programs. The host encourages viewers to contact the provided details for further information about Gurukul, online, or offline batches.