Jitul Borah

I am a student pursuing MCA from Tezpur university. Meanwhile I am also a speedcuber . I have been solving since 8 years and also attented official WCA (world cube association ) competition . In today's world being able to solve the Rubix cube has become a common thing. What looks to be a complicated gadget with all sorts of colors and pieces being scrambled is actually a toy that requires a series of steps to be able to successfully solve it.

We will use a widely common method knows as CFOP
we first solve the bottom layers cross, and then break down the first two layers into two steps, the bottom face and then the second layers.
then we complete the top layer and then finally the last layer remaining pieces.
It all seems too much and gruelling at first but it is just about small steps with consistent practise.(most important)

I personally started learning and cubing way back in 2017, to get into sub 1 minute was not rigorous at all. But to reduce the solving time after crossing sub 30 second mark takes time and effort. After being able to solve it under 30 seconds, I lost my daily practicing routine almost in between these years, but again I have started to be consistent again. Now i am able to solve it in under 15 seconds on average.