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New Video: How to Start Prep for WAT (Written Ability Test)
WAT prep isn’t about fancy words — it’s about clear thinking. In this video, I show you how to start WAT preparation the right way: build your viewpoint, structure your thoughts, and write what you actually mean—fast and sharp.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/3858ZePK74I?si=fKXM8pYDdK4m6dUY

Action step (start today):
Set a 15-minute timer. Pick any topic. Write in this structure: Intro (2 lines) → 3 key points → Conclusion (2 lines). Repeat daily.

**New Video: How to Start Prep for GD (Group Discussion)**
GD is not about speaking the most — it’s about speaking *with value*. In this video, I explain how to prepare for GD the right way: listen to understand, contribute with clarity, and build the discussion forward instead of fighting for airtime.

Watch here: [https://youtu.be/lYyhXJyzQ_U?si=05VvL2ohXALP0EK-](https://youtu.be/lYyhXJyzQ_U?si=05VvL2ohXALP0EK-)

**Action step (start today):**
Pick one news topic daily. Write 3 points: a fact, an insight, and a balanced conclusion. Practice saying each in 20 seconds.

**New Video: How to Start Prep for PI (Personal Interview)**
PI prep doesn’t begin with “answers” — it begins with *you*. In this video, I break down how to start your PI preparation the right way: build self-awareness, organise your story, and turn your experiences into confident, clear responses.

Watch here: [https://youtu.be/a6WiTw8ZZY0?si=3T8nV8Kx5F15XFpr](https://youtu.be/a6WiTw8ZZY0?si=3T8nV8Kx5F15XFpr)

**Action step (do this today):**
Write 5 points about yourself: strengths, weaknesses, one turning point, one achievement, and one failure—then frame each as a 60-second story.