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Fraud behind Sandeep Bhaiya TVF Aspirant show: What if Gandhiji Founded Unacademy for IAS in 1930?

Aspirants is a 2021 Indian Hindi-language web series produced by The Viral Fever (TVF) and created by Arunabh Kumar and Shreyansh Pandey, written by Deepesh Sumitra Jagdish and was directed by Apoorv Singh Karki. It stars Naveen Kasturia, Shivankit Parihar, Abhilash Thapliyal, Namita Dubey, and Sunny Hinduja. The story follows three friends, Abhilash, Guri, and SK who are preparing for the UPSC exam at Rajinder Nagar, Delhi.


TVF Aspirants is about the past and present of three friends, Abhilash, Guri, and SK, who are UPSC aspirants. The past explains their UPSC Aspirant life in Old Rajinder Nagar, Delhi, and their struggle to crack the examination, while the present examines their lives outside the Rajinder Nagar as adults.

The series is set in Old Rajinder Nagar, a locality in Delhi that is home to several coaching centers and hostels for UPSC aspirants. The story revolves around Abhilash, Guri, and SK, three friends who are preparing for the UPSC exam. The series portrays the ups and downs of their lives, their personal and professional struggles, and their relationships with each other and with their families.

An exit from the K-12 segment, a trickle of layoffs numbering nearly 1,000 employees, allegations of toxic culture, a developer-centric SaaS experiment, fighting off major competition in offline coaching, winding down US operations in a matter of months, pay cuts for the leadership, revoking perks and employee benefits — the past six months have been the shakiest in Unacademy’s journey.

A series exploring the journey of Sandeep Bhaiya (Sunny Hinduja), all the way from his childhood days and failed examination attempts, to becoming one of the most respected mentors for UPSC aspirants.

Cast: Sunny Hinduja, Deepali Gautam, Punit Tiwari, Rajendra Gupta, Abhinav Anand



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In this write-up, I'm going to be detailing the various layers of your MisFits journey.

I want to build MisFits publicly. I want to build it publicly because we would like to be held accountable for every action, inaction, or innovation in your MisFits Journey.

It takes a lot of courage to put one's reputation in line, and I am proudly going to do it - because I trust in this methodology.

In the journey, there will be moments when we'd fail, we will pivot, and we will get frustrated. In fact, I can promise you that the journey is NOT going to be easy. Nothing worth achieving in life comes easy.

But I assure you, we will come out stronger - because the entire experience is going to be so transformational for you.

The entire MisFits experience is going to be segmented into three layers.



1. Layer 1: Layer 1 will focus on the completion of standard books. This completion won't be in a 'traditional' format. The IFS fellows will analyze, critically think, communicate, and structure their thoughts as they complete the syllabus via Layer 1.

All books will be standard - coaching material, or notes taking won't be promoted in layer 1. I want you to fall in love with subjects. All the sessions will be engaging, and interactive, and will follow a Harvard Case Style Socratic Methodology.

The critical analysis of topics discussed will then be tied up not just with the world of politics, and international affairs, but also with the world of Business and public policy. Layer 1 in nutshell focuses on foundations. Layer 2 will build on this foundation.The reason for focusing on layer 1 is that almost all the UPSC aspirants will read the same 'standard' books, watch the same material, and have an almost similar strategy - engaging in layer 1 will give IFS Fellows at MisFits.bet a unique advantage over their peers.

In less than 3 months of continuous learning, IFS Fellows will realize how valuable this experience is.It might take some time to acclimatize to the learning methodology. It took me some time as well during my time at Harvard, Fletcher, and Tuck.

Without falling in love with learning - you can't clear this exam.

2. Layer 2 will focus on revisions, retention, and test-solving methodologies.

It goes in tandem with Layer 1. All the IFS fellows will be required to mandatorily complete the readings of standard chapters (that we will assign) after every class.

IFS Fellows will realize that it will be relatively easy for them to retain information. They will understand better, they will connect the dots better, and most importantly - they will read through the materials more efficiently. Readings will be divided into chunks so that IFS Fellows can also internalize those learnings.

After completion of the syllabus - there will be separate sessions on Test Solving. For example, in the UPSC Prelims examination - no candidate is expected to solve 100% o

Sandeep Bhaiya Episode 4 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNZ371ZAJJE&t=11s