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• IQ Builder (Price: Rs 1,990) - It is for you if you are ready for a challenging yet rewarding program. You do the online training for about 20 minutes a day for 20 days. It requires self-discipline for the initial 10-12 days of slower progress during middle of the program/training.
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3 New Dangerous Trends Why Many Smart Students Fail

1. Social Media is Reducing Concentration
2. Competition is Getting Harder
3. Coaching Alone Is Not Enough for Success

Dangerous Trend #1
Social Media is Reducing Concentration

Now social media and smartphones are reducing our concentration, which makes it so much harder to study for most students.

Those who can concentrate have a huge advantage in competitive exams.

Dangerous Trend #2
Competition is Getting Harder

In most tough competitive exams, out of every 10,000 who appear in the exams, only 20 to 200 get success.

In other words, out of every 100,000, as many as 99,000 to 99,800 fail in the competitive exams in India.

Dangerous Trend #3
Coaching Alone Is Not Enough for Success

As shown above, less than 1 percent of aspirants get success in many of the tough competitive exams in India, though as many as half the students might join coaching. What it means is that over 90% of students who join coaching fail.