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Time of India
28-05-2025
- General
- Time of India
UPSC 2024: How village boy Vibhor jumped from AIR 743 to 19 with grit, game plan and AI
In a quiet village called Utrawali in Uttar Pradesh's Bulandshahr district, dreams often travel far before they find wings. Vibhor Bhardwaj's journey was no exception. From completing his MSc in Physics at Hansraj College to cracking UPSC Civil Services Examination 2024 with an All India Rank of 19, Vibhor's story is one of self-awareness, incremental improvement, and staying grounded through the turbulence of repeated trials. In 2024, Vibhor made the third attempt. He cleared his first UPSC exam in 2022 with a modest AIR 743, missed the final list in 2023 despite reaching the interview stage, and then transformed himself into a top-20 ranker this year. Building a smart study system 'I started my preparation of UPSC CSE after completion of my MSc. from scratch,' says Vibhor. Choosing Physics as his optional subject, he didn't rely on luck or shortcuts. His game plan was clear—lay a strong Mains foundation early on. He completed the entire Mains syllabus—including Optional—in the first seven months, leaning on online coaching and self-curated notes. 'During this time I utilized the online coaching from home for both parts. I prepared the notes on GS subjects from coaching classes and then from studying the reference books of the same,' he explains. Interestingly, he didn't start writing answers at that stage. 'During this period I completed my Optional paper notes without any answer writing,' he recalls. The Prelims pivot: Strategy in action By January, Vibhor shifted gears to focus entirely on the Prelims. With surgical precision, he tackled the static portion, reviewed current affairs magazines, and revised daily summaries. He didn't jump blindly into mock tests—he staggered them smartly. 'After one revision of each subject, in the second revision I started appearing for the sectional tests. Once done with second revision I shifted to the full length tests,' he says. He also swore by Previous Year Questions (PYQs). 'I used PYQs as a guide for understanding the nature of questions asked by the UPSC,' he adds, treating them not just as practice material but as a blueprint for examiner intent. What changed in the third attempt Vibhor's journey wasn't linear. After securing AIR 743 in 2022, and then failing to make the final list in 2023 despite clearing the interview round, he did a full diagnostic on his weaknesses. His biggest upgrade? Answer writing. 'I started to take reference from the toppers' answer sheets and compared my answer to the same question written in their sheets. This worked for me to reduce the time per question as well as in improving the quality of my answers.' He also adopted a micro-level approach to the syllabus. 'I prepared notes on each and every keyword mentioned in the syllabus having different dimensions,' he shares. This helped him gain both depth and breadth—an edge that Mains evaluators look for. He didn't work in isolation either. Discussions with peers became a memory tool. 'Discussion with friends on current affairs topics and magazines, PYQs and other topics in general helped me in retaining the information for long and also in recalling during the Mains exam,' he adds. To further sharpen his understanding, Vibhor turned to previous toppers—notably Shruti Sharma (AIR 1, 2022). He closely studied her notes and used them as benchmarks for conceptual clarity and answer framing. The idea was not to copy, but to calibrate. 'These inputs,' he says, 'helped me deepen his contextual awareness and stay aligned with the evolving nature of the UPSC paper.' Using Google Gemini for interview prep In his second attempt, low marks in the personality test were a stumbling block. Instead of stepping back, Vibhor leaned into innovation. He used AI to simulate mock interviews. 'I used Google Gemini by providing the background and details and asked it to conduct my interview around those topics. It was tremendously beneficial,' he shares. Mentorship matters Vibhor credits Shubham Aggarwal of Vidyapeeth IAS Academy for giving structure to his preparation. 'His one-on-one mentorship and personal touch to cater individual needs enriched my perspectives on current events, controversial issues and helped me frame balanced answers,' says Vibhor. From the mentor's desk For Aggarwal, Vibhor's success was a matter of when, not if. He recalls Vibhor's unique self-awareness and strategic mind. 'From day one, Vibhor knew exactly where he stood. He was aware of his weaknesses and had already mapped out how to overcome them,' says Aggarwal. Describing his approach as 'practical and grounded,' he adds, 'In all my years of mentoring, he is among the most sincere toppers I've seen.' Ready to empower your child for the AI era? Join our program now! Hurry, only a few seats left.
Time of India
20-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Archit Dongre (AIR 3) breaks down his UPSC preparation strategy – Strong Foundation with VisionIAS
Archit Dongre , who ranked third in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2024 , is among the best performers in all India. His achievement shows a path defined not only by intelligence but also by clarity of thought, disciplined effort, and a consistent approach over all stages of the exam. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Archit, a student of the VisionIAS Classroom Foundation Course, recently spoke with candidates at during a Topper's Talk event. He revealed in this insightful discussion important techniques that influenced his exam readiness. Topper's Talk | Archit Dongre | AIR 3 | UPSC CSE 2024 | Classroom Foundation Course Leap of faith: From corporate career to civil services A careful review of Archit's long-term goals helped him to define his path to civil services. Working in the IT industry, he discovered he was attracted to the larger influence and variety of public service. Following a first effort that barely missed the cutoff, he persisted with fresh intensity and obtained All India Rank (AIR) 153 in his second effort, joining the Indian Police Service (IPS). Driven to help more broadly and armed with insightful knowledge, he gave it another go and came out with All India Rank 3. Underlying this consistent performance was a well-crafted UPSC preparation path anchored in foundation-building, time management, and frequent assessment. VisionIAS Classroom Foundation Course: Developing strong fundamentals Archit credits the disciplined learning and thorough support he received at VisionIAS for a major component of his success. The basics he needed to succeed were regular classroom sessions, planned test series, and tailored mentoring feedback. 'Fundamental concepts and clarity will come from your Foundational Class Notes' - Archit Dongre (AIR-3) at the VisionIAS Toppers' Talk Key insights from Archit's Topper Talk: UPSC preparation strategies ● Time management and discipline are not negotiable: Whether your aspirations are full-time or you balance your job with preparation, careful time management is absolutely essential. If working, strategically schedule study times: early mornings, late evenings, and maximise weekends. Consistent, high-quality study hours should take centre stage. For GS, a set schedule including optional answer writing, even physical exercise, helps build momentum. ● Master Prelims with foundation, practice & revision: Prelims sometimes call for the ability to confidently and accurately attempt a wider range of questions. Although educated guessing is important, it has to be based on thorough practice on rigorous and strong conceptual knowledge. Equally crucial is the extensive post-test analysis , in which the strategy is refined and gaps are found to indicate actual improvement. Using high-intensity simulations like , which improve mental readiness to negotiate uncertainty, helps exam temperament. At last, 's analysis reveals UPSC's main areas of concentration, thus guiding more intelligent and coordinated preparation. ● Fuel your optional choice with real interest : Allow your main compass to be of real interest when choosing your optional subject. Archit chose philosophy since he really enjoyed it, which gave him a natural drive to delve deeply and commit long study hours. ● Embrace consistent answer writing early on: Practice answer writing early and do not wait for the completion of the UPSC syllabus. Start early—even with limited subjects—and develop consistency by means of daily classroom assignments. Emphasise logical structuring of answers, comprehension of the question's demand, and use pertinent statistics and diagrams. While using reference to toppers' copies can help further improve content depth and presentation, regularly practising with PYQs helps match your writing with UPSC's expectations. ● Manage multiple resources with clarity: Archit underlined the need to follow a few primary sources in a time when plenty of new materials and continuous additions keep coming. His approach was simple: depend mostly on foundation class notes for conceptual clarity; add standard book or classroom UPSC study materials; and include current affairs without overwhelming. ● Strategic revision and note-making: Revise old topics as you learn new ones in a cyclical sequence. Revise the pertinent UPSC syllabus carefully before mock tests. Especially for the last weeks, make brief, need-based notes to enable frequent, quick revisions. This method sharpens recall and increases retention. ● Get a resilient attitude and make wellness your top priority: Since UPSC is a marathon and requires constant mental strength, find delight in the learning process, keep the course by scheduling intentional breaks to prevent burnout. With 40–45 minutes of daily exercise and a good diet, keep yourself physically fit, since both directly affect output. Along with disciplined self-study, a supportive peer group helps to increase drive and reinforce learning. ● Approach the interview with genuineness and DAF-centric preparation: Your interview preparation is modelled by your DAF, or detailed application form. Get ready completely on every one of the points your DAF mentioned. Although personality develops over time, committed practice through simulated interviews helps to improve presentation techniques and confidence. It's always better to be honest, even if you don't know the answer. The real confidence comes from being honest and prepared. From a working professional to IPS and ultimately securing AIR 3, Archit Dongre's UPSC preparation path reflects the power of strategic planning, consistent effort, and real passion. His UPSC strategy was based on structure, introspection, and a delight in learning rather than on shortcuts. Archit's timeless UPSC guidance—stay disciplined, enjoy the process, and never stop evolving—applies whether you're just starting or honing your road map. ✅ FAQs: Archit Dongre UPSC AIR 3, 2024 1. How did Archit Dongre take the decision to pursue UPSC? Answer: After reviewing his long-term objectives, he quit his IT job, joined the VisionIAS foundation course and cracked UPSC in his third attempt with AIR 3 after securing AIR 153 in his second. 2. How did Archie Dongre prepare for the preliminary exam? Answer: He focused on conceptual clarity, practised PYQs and mocks like Abhyaas to develop exam temperament, and improved through detailed post-test analysis. 3. How did he approach the preparation of optional subjects? Answer: Archit's sincere interest in philosophy led him to pursue it, which supported extended periods of concentrated study and a deeper comprehension. 4. How did he write his Mains answer? Answer: He started writing answers early, used diagrams and statistics, organised them logically, and improved the content with daily practice and PYQs. 5. How did he balance his well-being and revision? Answer: To stay consistent, he prioritised mental fitness through exercise, breaks, and peer support, used cyclical revision, and took brief notes. To know more about the courses of VisionIAS, please visit: . 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Hindustan Times
16-05-2025
- Business
- Hindustan Times
Archit Dongre's UPSC strategy: How AIR 3 cracked the exam with VisionIAS' guidance, smart planning and passion
Cracking a competitive exam like the UPSC is a delicate blend of talent, hard work, and smart strategies. Natural aptitude can provide a strong foundation, but consistent effort and intelligent planning truly make the difference. Hard work builds endurance and deepens understanding, while smart work ensures efficient use of time and resources. Analysing past papers, refining answer-writing skills, and staying updated with current affairs are crucial elements. Talent may open the door, but only perseverance and strategy can lead one through. Ultimately, success in UPSC lies in the synergy of innate ability, relentless dedication, and a well-structured approach. For aspiring candidates, learning how All India Rank 3 Archit Dongre achieved success can offer valuable insights and serve as a true eye-opener. Archit, who ranked third in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2024, is among the best performers in all India. His achievement shows a path defined not only by intelligence but also by clarity of thought, disciplined effort, and a consistent approach over all stages of the exam. Archit, a student of the VisionIAS Classroom Foundation Course, recently spoke with candidates at VisionIAS during a Topper's Talk event. He revealed in this insightful discussion important techniques that influenced his exam readiness. Watch: Archit Dongre (AIR 3) – VisionIAS Topper Talk A careful review of Archit's long-term goals helped him to define his path to civil services. Working in the IT industry, he discovered he was attracted to the larger influence and variety of public service. Following a first effort that barely missed the Prelims cutoff, he persisted with fresh intensity and obtained All India Rank (AIR) 153 in his second effort, joining the Indian Police Service (IPS). Driven to help more broadly and armed with insightful knowledge, he gave it another go and came out with All India Rank this consistent performance was a well-crafted UPSC preparation path anchored in foundation-building, time management, and frequent assessment. Archit credits the disciplined learning and thorough support he received at VisionIAS for a major component of his success. The basics he needed to succeed was regular classroom sessions, planned test series, and tailored mentoring feedback. Speaking at the VisionIAS Toppers' Talk, Archit Dongre (AIR-3) explained: "Fundamental concepts and clarity will come from your Foundational Class Notes.' VisionIAS General Studies Foundation Course Consistent, high-quality study hours should take front stage. For GS, a set schedule including optional answer writing, even physical exercise helps build momentum. Equally crucial is the extensive post-test analysis, in which strategy is refined and gaps are found to indicate actual improvement. Using high-intensity simulations like Abhyaas, which improve mental readiness to negotiate uncertainty, help exam temperament. At last, PYQ's analysis reveals UPSC's main areas of concentration, thus guiding more intelligent and coordinated preparation. While using reference to toppers copies can help further improve content depth and presentation, regularly practicing with PYQs helps match your writing with UPSC's expectations. From a working professional to IPS and ultimately securing AIR 3, Archit Dongre's UPSC preparation path reflects the power of strategic planning, consistent effort, and real passion. His UPSC strategy was based on structure, introspection, and a delight of learning rather than on short cuts. Archit's timeless UPSC guidance—stay disciplined, enjoy the process, and never stop evolving—offers whether you're just starting or honing your road map. After reviewing his long-term objectives, he quit his IT job, joined VisionIAS foundation course and cracked UPSC in his third attempt with AIR 3 after securing AIR 153 in his second. He focussed on conceptual clarity, practiced PYQs and mocks like Abhyaas to develop exam temperament, and improved through detailed post test analysis. Archit's sincere interest in philosophy led him to pursue it, which supported extended periods of concentrated study and a deeper comprehension. He started writing answers early, used diagrams and statistics, organised them logically, and improved the content with daily practice and PYQs. To stay consistent, he prioritized mental fitness through exercise, breaks, and peer support, used cyclical revision, and took brief notes. Disclaimer: This article has been written in collaboration with Vision IAS.
The Hindu
15-05-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
Archit Dongre (AIR 3) Breaks Down His UPSC Preparation Strategy – Strong Foundation with VisionIAS
Archit Dongre, who ranked third in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2024, is among the best performers in all India. His achievement shows a path defined not only by intelligence but also by clarity of thought, disciplined effort, and a consistent approach over all stages of the exam. Archit, a student of the VisionIAS Classroom Foundation Course, recently spoke with candidates at VisionIAS during a Topper's Talk event. He revealed in this insightful discussion important techniques that influenced his exam readiness. Watch: Archit Dongre (AIR 3) – VisionIAS Topper Talk Leap of faith: From corporate career to civil services A careful review of Archit's long-term goals helped him to define his path to civil services. Working in the IT industry, he discovered he was attracted to the larger influence and variety of public service. Following a first effort that barely missed the Prelims cutoff, he persisted with fresh intensity and obtained All India Rank (AIR) 153 in his second effort, joining the Indian Police Service (IPS). Driven to help more broadly and armed with insightful knowledge, he gave it another go and came out with All India Rank 3. Underlying this consistent performance was a well-crafted UPSC preparation path anchored in foundation-building, time management, and frequent assessment. VisionIAS Classroom Foundation Course: Developing Strong Fundamentals Archit credits the disciplined learning and thorough support he received at VisionIAS for a major component of his success. The basics he needed to succeed was regular classroom sessions, planned test series, and tailored mentoring feedback. Fundamental concepts and clarity will come from your Foundational Class Notes' - Archit Dongre (AIR-3) at the VisionIAS Toppers' Talk VisionIAS General Studies Foundation Course Key Insights from Archit's Topper Talk: UPSC Preparation Strategies ● Time Management Discipline is Not Negotiable: Whether your aspirations are full-time or you balance your job with preparation, careful time management is absolutely essential. If working, strategically schedule study times: early mornings, late evenings, and maximize weekends. ● Consistent, high-quality study hours should take front stage. For GS, a set schedule including optional answer writing, even physical exercise helps build momentum. ● Master Prelims with Foundation, Practice & Revision: Prelims sometimes call for the ability to confidently and accurately attempt a wider range of questions. Although educated guessing is important, it has to be based on thorough practice on rigorous mock tests and strong conceptual knowledge. ● Equally crucial is the extensive post-test analysis, in which strategy is refined and gaps are found to indicate actual improvement. Using high-intensity simulations like Abhyaas , which improve mental readiness to negotiate uncertainty, help exam temperament. At last, PYQ's analysis reveals UPSC's main areas of concentration, thus guiding more intelligent and coordinated preparation. ● Fuel Your Optional Choice with Real Interest: Allow your main compass to be of real interest when choosing your optional subject. Archit chose philosophy since he really enjoyed it, which gave him a natural drive to delve deeply and commit long study hours. ● Embrace Consistent Answer Writing Early on: Practice answer writing early and not waiting for complete UPSC syllabus completion. Start early—even with limited subjects—and develop consistency by means of daily classroom assignments. Emphasize logical structuring of answers, comprehension of question demand, and use pertinent statistics and diagrams. While using reference to toppers copies can help further improve content depth and presentation, regularly practicing with PYQs helps match your writing with UPSC's expectations. ● Manage Multiple Resources with Clarity: Archit underlined the need of following few primary sources in a time where plenty of new materials and continuous additions keep coming. His approach was simple: depend mostly on foundation class notes for conceptual clarity; add standard book or classroom UPSC study materials; and include current affairs without overwhelming. ● Strategic Revision and Note-Making: Revise old topics as you learn new ones in a cyclical sequence. Revise the pertinent UPSC syllabus carefully before mock tests. Especially for the last weeks, make brief, need-based notes to enable frequent, quick revisions. This method sharpens recall and increases retention. ● Get a resilient attitude and give wellness top priority: Since UPSC is a marathon and requires constant mental strength. Find delight in the learning process, keep the course by scheduling intentional breaks to prevent burnout. With 40–45 minutes of daily exercise and a good diet, keep physical fit since both directly affect output. Along with disciplined self-study, a supportive peer group helps to increase drive and reinforce learning. ● Approach the interview with genuineness and DAF-centric preparation: Your interview preparation is modeled by your DAF, or detailed application form. Get ready completely on every one of the points your DAF mentioned. Although personality develops over time, committed practice through simulated interviews helps to improve presentation techniques and confidence. It's always better to be honest even if you don't know an answer. Real confidence comes from being honest and from preparation. ● From a working professional to IPS and ultimately securing AIR 3, Archit Dongre's UPSC preparation path reflects the power of strategic planning, consistent effort, and real passion. His UPSC strategy was based on structure, introspection, and a delight of learning rather than on short cuts. Archit's timeless UPSC guidance—stay disciplined, enjoy the process, and never stop evolving—offers whether you're just starting or honing your road map. ✅ FAQs: Archit Dongre UPSC AIR 3, 2024 1. How did Archit Dongre took decision to pursue UPSC ? Answer: After reviewing his long-term objectives, he quit his IT job, joined VisionIAS foundation course and cracked UPSC in his third attempt with AIR 3 after securing AIR 153 in his second. 2. How did Archie Dongre prepared for the preliminary exam? Answer: He focused on conceptual clarity, practiced PYQs and mocks like Abhyaas to develop exam temperament, and improved through detailed post test analysis. 3. How did he approach the preparation of optional subjects? Answer: Archit's sincere interest in philosophy led him to pursue it, which supported extended periods of concentrated study and a deeper comprehension. 4. How did he write his Mains answer? Answer: He started writing answers early, used diagrams and statistics, organized them logically, and improved the content with daily practice and PYQs. 5. How did he balance his well-being and revision? Answer: To stay consistent, he prioritized mental fitness through exercise, breaks, and peer support, used cyclical revision, and took brief notes. To know more about the courses of VisionIAS please visit: or call 8468022022 'This article is part of sponsored content programme.'
The Hindu
12-05-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
Harshita Goyal's UPSC Preparation Strategy: From CA to AIR 2 with VisionIAS Foundation
Harshita Goyal, who scored All India Rank 2 in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2024, has shown that a strong basis, constant effort, and clear of intent can turn an aspirant into a topper. Her path from a Chartered Accountant to among the top civil services achievers in the nation captures the core of inner drive and targeted ambition. She discussed in great detail her method in a recent Topper's Talk session, a proud student of the VisionIAS Classroom Foundation Course, offering useful UPSC guidance for aspirants at every stage of their UPSC journey. Watch: Talk of VisionIAS Topper Harshita Goyal (AIR 2) Foundation: Establishing the Groundwork with VisionIAS Having passed her Chartered Accountancy, Harshita enrolled in the VisionIAS Classroom Foundation Course in 2022. She says that her preparation has been much aided by this choice: 'Foundation Course, as the name suggests, created a foundation for me for my further studies.' – Harshita Goyal (AIR 2), at VisionIAS Toppers' Talk At first unsure of how to start, VisionIAS's structure and direction guided her across the large UPSC syllabus. She made sure she was actively involved even though she studied online by consistent searches and careful assignment writing. Her three attempts were supported by classroom notes, which she found to be rather relevant. Her preparation gained consistency and clarity from regular answer writing, class-based assignments, and revision tools including QRM and monthly magazines, reflecting the reach of the best UPSC coaching in Delhi, even in remote learning. From Toppers' Talk: Strategy, Setbacks, & Smart UPSC Preparation Organized Resources and Fundamental Materials Harshita stressed the need of depending on set, ordered resources. VisionIAS classroom notes anchored her preparation; additional tools for conceptual grounding included Quick Revision Materials (QRM), Monthly Magazines, PT365, and NCERTs. She refined rather than replaced these materials throughout her efforts. Prelims Strategy: Consistency and Accuracy After two setbacks in first two attempts, Harshita went to her third Prelims with a more strategic approach: ● Her compass was PYQs: She analysed PYQ's not only for improvement but also for the identification of recurrent themes and direction of concentrated study. ● CSAT was taken seriously: She especially used PYQs and classroom tests to address her weak areas by regular practice. ● Current Affairs: Read newspapers daily (non-negotiable!). Supplemented with monthly magazines/PT 365 smartly. Focused on revising factual information. ● Smart revision: She avoided using fresh materials near the test and instead repeatedly going over familiar notes. ● Mocks for Confidence: Exams like the All India Prelims Test Series and Abhyaas helped her to shape test attitude. ● Attempt Strategy: She tried 98 questions on the real test and observed that strategy has to match personal risk-taking capacity. 'The more mistakes you make in mocks, the more you learn—and the less likely you are to repeat them in the real exam,' Harshita says. Mains Strategy: Practice, Presentation, and Completion The Mains approach of Harshita was quite practice-oriented: ● She solved the PYQs for the past five years, learning answer structure by comparing them with topper copies. ● Emphasizing structure and coherence, she stressed finishing all answers—including writing even when unsure. ● Early on, classroom assignments helped develop writing discipline. ● Especially in difficult areas, note-making was smart like digital for reading and reference, handwritten for memory retention. ● Budget/Eco Survey summaries, Mains 365, and high-frequency theme use of diagrams drove GS3 preparation. ● Essay and Ethics: Regular essay practice for Harshita came from copies of toppers, newspapers, and peer reviews. In Ethics, for values like integrity and empathy, she drew on stakeholder diagrams, tables, and clear, concise examples. Further, VisionIAS Ethics lectures and toppers' answers formed her basis; applied with structure and clarity. Interview: presence of mind over perfection ● Harshita stressed thorough DAF-based preparation—that is, practicing questions for every keyword. ● She brainstormed using ChatGPT and peer review. ● Her interview readiness centered mostly on personality qualities including empathy, calmness, and articulation Attitude, Drive, and Handling Obstacles ● Early setbacks notwithstanding, Harshita stayed grounded and optimistic. ● She stayed close to her basic inspiration: family support and social responsibility. ● Equipped with interests (painting, movies, Ludo) and exercise for balanced preparation. Harshita Quotes: 'UPSC is a part of life- not life itself; Ordinary efforts done consistently leads to extraordinary results.' In essence, a blueprint for resilient and introspective preparation. The UPSC strategy and path of Harshita shows the value of consistent self-belief, timely mentoring, and disciplined learning. Her focus on classroom UPSC study material, rigorous practice, early answer writing, and emotional fortitude provides aspirants preparing for the Civil Services Examination with a clear, practical road map. ✅ FAQs: Harshita Goyal UPSC AIR 2, 2024 1. How did Harshita Goyal begin UPSC prep after CA? Answer: She joined the VisionIAS Foundation Course (2022) to build a structured base and navigate the vast syllabus. 2. What resources did Harshita Goyal use? Answer: She relied on VisionIAS notes, QRM, Monthly Magazines, PT365, and NCERTs, focusing on consistent revision. 3. How did she crack Prelims after two failures? Answer: By analyzing PYQs, strengthening CSAT, taking mock tests, revising familiar notes, and refining her attempt strategy. 4. What was Harshita Goyal Mains strategy? Answer: She focused on daily answer writing, structured presentation, using Mains 365, topper copies, and peer feedback. 5. How did she prepare for the Interview? Answer: Through DAF-based questions, mock practice, and emphasizing calmness, clarity, and empathy over perfection. 'This article is part of sponsored content programme.'
