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Anuj Agnihotri's biggest breakthrough between his second and third attempt was not finding new sources or studying more hours. It was identifying the exact gap that was costing him marks. He had rich content. He had value-added notes. He had studied extensively across two attempts. But under exam pressure, he could not transfer that knowledge onto paper. The problem was applicability, not knowledge. Once he named this problem clearly, everything in his third attempt was designed to fix it.

In this video, she reveals her complete strategy: static before current affairs, limited sources, multiple rounds of revision, a 4000-question Prelims approach, a three-round exam hall method, and a highly structured Ethics and Mains answer writing framework. This interview is packed with practical insights for aspirants who want clarity, better revision, and smarter execution in UPSC CSE.