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There is nothing easy or comprehensive that one can consider to score big. It's how simply the aspirant manages time and enhances the practice. 

One should be able to introspect and understand, exactly where the work is needed to be practiced. 

Identify gaps and start developing a program to check progress each day. 

And, a subtle and determined plan will help you improve scores. 

Hope this answers the question. 

Hi Ramya

There could be no dearth of centres across different cities, however, with the increased scarcity of time and advanced technological development, one can pursue an online course. 

Advantages:

1. Saves time

2. You can be available anywhere and attend the class

3. You don’t worry about reaching the centre on time due to heavy traffic.

4. Get personal attention than being one amongst many in a group.

Disadvantages:

1. Slightly costlier or almost the same price

2. No group mingling

3. Sometimes due to ease to attend the session from anywhere one tends to get lazy and could lead to inactiveness during the session.

Henceforth, there seems to be no major harm in attending online classes.