The Social Media Mirage: How Aspirants Are Misled in CSS Preparation
The Social Media Mirage: How Aspirants Are Misled in CSS Preparation In the digital age, CSS preparation is no longer just about books and mentors—it's about illusions, algorithms, and Instagram ads. When YouTube lectures, AI prompts, and viral interviews replace structured guidance, the real question isn’t "how to prepare?" but "how not to be misled?" In this chaotic race for success, social media, academies, and even toppers have become part of a business ecosystem—and aspirants are its primary victims. The Rise of Social Media Dependency For many CSS aspirants, especially those who cannot afford hefty academy fees or hesitate to ask for financial support after completing their degrees, social media appears as a savior. Free YouTube lectures, WhatsApp channels, Telegram groups, and online crash courses seem like accessible lifelines. These platforms are often marketed as comprehensive alternatives to conventional guidance. But in reality, they are primari...