Hey everyone! 👋 I’m Ankit Jha , currently preparing for DSSSB TGT Computer Science , and I thought of sharin…

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m Ankit Jha, currently preparing for DSSSB TGT Computer Science, and I thought of sharing my experience with this course after completing 50 consecutive days.

So here’s my honest experience so far.

I started my DSSSB TGT Computer Science preparation on 5th July, and honestly, I didn't know how consistent I would be when I started.

50 days later, the numbers surprised even me:

🔥 50-day streak
⏱️ 700+ hours of study time
📚 16,000+ questions solved
🎯 90%+ overall question accuracy
🥇 Rank 1 in Section A
🥇 Rank 1 in Section B

But honestly, the leaderboard isn't what I value most.

What I really appreciate about this course is that it has given me a structured way to prepare.

I generally follow this cycle:

Concept → PYQs → Short Notes → Practice Questions → Tests → Error Analysis

I try to solve every PYQ and practice question provided for the topics I'm studying.

One thing I want to mention about a common complaint

I've seen students say that some questions in the PYQs or practice sets are not directly taught in the corresponding module.

Personally, I don't see this as a major drawback.

In fact, I think this is necessary to some extent for serious exam preparation.

If every practice question were simply a direct repetition of what was taught in the lecture, we would mostly be testing memorization and recognition.

One thing I've learned during these 50 days is that consistency is much more difficult than motivation.

There were days when studying for 14–16 hours felt easy, and there were days when it wasn't.

But the goal was never to have a perfect day.

The goal was simply:

Come back tomorrow and continue.

I still have a long way to go. The exam is months away, and I don't consider the syllabus or the leaderboard "done."

For me, this is a marathon.

50 days are complete. The real journey is still ahead.

A big thank you to the teachers and everyone involved in building this course. The structure, PYQs, practice questions and tests have genuinely helped me stay consistent.

And to everyone else preparing alongside me:

Don't worry too much about where you stand today.

Don't compare your Day 10 with someone else's Day 50.

Just make sure you show up tomorrow

One day. One pavement. 🧱❤️