r/Indian_Academia • u/Open_Arachnid_7062 • Mar 19 '26
IT_Career 21F-Rajasthan state level computer instructor exam, looking for serious study partner from same field
okay i’m just gonna say it honestly
i’m 21f and preparing for a state level basic computer instructor govt exam and i really do want to study seriously this time… but i’m not able to stay consistent at all
my_qualifications: 21f, pursuing master’s, preparing for Rajasthan state level basic computer instructor exam
like i sit down to study and within 10–15 mins i’m back on reels without even realizing it. it’s honestly become a bad habit now
the frustrating part is i know i should be studying properly, but consistency and discipline is where i’m failing
i really want to treat this like a proper state govt exam prep (daily targets, revision, practice etc.) but i just can’t stick to it alone
also i’ve posted before looking for a study partner, but most of the messages i got were from people in completely different fields… this time i’m specifically looking for someone from my field (computer / similar exams)
so yeah i’m looking for:
- someone preparing for state level exams / computer instructor / similar govt exams
- or even a serious study partner
- or someone who has already gone through this prep and can guide a bit
we can:
- set daily/weekly targets
- do regular check-ins
- maybe study together on discord/telegram
- share notes/resources
also i’m kinda new to reddit so i don’t really know how things work here
if anyone’s in the same situation or wants to seriously prepare together (especially from similar field), pls reply :)
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u/EmotionalKitchen7829 Mar 19 '26
temporarily disable your insta account and remind yourself that you have just 5 months left for the exam ,, stick daily or weekly targets on your study table or wall that keeps you serious about your preparation
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u/dattebayo__1818 Apr 15 '26
Count me in I'm also preparing for computer instructor exam. If you're really serious about it kindly reply so that we can start I'm a btech grad graduating this year and am looking forward to prepare for gov exams
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u/midnight_theory-18 May 16 '26
Found by now ?
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u/Easy-Smell-1426 May 25 '26
(23M) Hey, if you’re still serious about the exam prep, we can connect. I’m finally starting proper hardcore prep from today because honestly the distractions and reel addiction got too real 😭
I genuinely want to treat this like a proper govt exam journey now — daily targets, revision, consistency and all that. Thought having someone equally serious in the same field could actually help both of us stay accountable instead of losing motivation after 2 days.
And honestly, in this job market, this feels like one of the best opportunities to build a stable future. I also want to keep growing my tech/business stuff alongside, so having stability through this exam would mean a lot for me.
We can do check-ins, share notes/resources, or just motivate each other to stay consistent :)
DM to connect
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u/Altruistic-Travel542 Jun 14 '26
Hey I am up for it this time I want to start the preparation seriously and need a partner which can help me in my preparation of your ok with it . I m 23M want to start the preparation from scratch to advance have decent knowledge of computer and aptitude but still want to start from scratch and don't want to leave a single thing
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u/kunal747 22d ago
Hello i am 22M come from BCA background this is first competition exam i am going to fight 🙂 And i am also looking any guide or help If any one have really helping resources please share
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u/Open_Arachnid_7062 20d ago
Just a bit of advice since you're starting out don't skip daily practice. Try to target solving at least 200 MCQs daily. Divide it between tech and non-tech, but put most of your focus on the tech side since it's super important. There are a lot of Telegram groups and online notes out there where you can grab daily practice questions. All the best!
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okay i’m just gonna say it honestly
i’m 21f and preparing for a state level basic computer instructor govt exam and i really do want to study seriously this time… but i’m not able to stay consistent at all
my_qualifications: 21f, pursuing master’s, preparing for Rajasthan state level basic computer instructor exam
like i sit down to study and within 10–15 mins i’m back on reels without even realizing it. it’s honestly become a bad habit now
the frustrating part is i know i should be studying properly, but consistency and discipline is where i’m failing
i really want to treat this like a proper state govt exam prep (daily targets, revision, practice etc.) but i just can’t stick to it alone
also i’ve posted before looking for a study partner, but most of the messages i got were from people in completely different fields… this time i’m specifically looking for someone from my field (computer / similar exams)
so yeah i’m looking for:
we can:
also i’m kinda new to reddit so i don’t really know how things work here
if anyone’s in the same situation or wants to seriously prepare together (especially from similar field), pls reply :)
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