IAS PGDA mmm..Worth it !!!

CTA is CTA whichever institution you do it with, its going to be difficult.The fact that you are doing it through a private institution does not mean there are gonna be shortcuts because at the end of the day we are going to write the same ITC.IAS has their own learning process that they apply and various support structures in place to assist students but you have to do the work.With regards to "letting students write exams when their marks are low" every assessment is a learning opportunity, infact IAS goes even beyond just marking , but on every script they will tell you why you didn't score well on each question and what you need to work on.I had a valuable experience at IAS and the skills I learnt during my PGDA are what helped me pass the November 2020.There are altogether 6 assessment opportunities which gives you ample time to identify and remove all the impediments to your passing. Like I said CTA is CTA, but its nice to do it with a team that's as invested in your learning and passing as you are.They are after all still building their brand so your success is their success.