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Well,Due to CoviD-19 pendamic,i was at home from last three month,and date of this Exam Came..I was like Holy Shit,because,my centre was around 180 km from my home.My Exam was on 9 AM and i started from Home at 2 AM ,i literally didn't slept on 23rd June,also whole night i was awake on travelling.I tried to sleep in Vehicle but Bad roads didn't want me to sleep.During Entry,No proper Social Distancing were followed.When i was in front of Computer screen,headache started.Exam Started..It comes SUPR SectionI found it easy,Mathematics were easiest and did 40 questions and my headache and sleepiness was on peak.I just somehow managed to Finish SUPR.Literally,it was Easy and an average student could score 40+Now ,it comes the Horrible Part of Exam which is REAP..The first question was easy,i did it in 30–40 second in such headache so i thought reap would easy,but i was wrong..I was feeling very sleepy after 20 minutes of REAP,but trust me Physics were of Jee Advanced Level for Sure.And Linguistics Problems were also DIFFICULT.IT cames different from Sample Paper.I don't think i would qualify the Exam,and i really regret,why i dont travel 1 day before exam.My parents doesn't allowed me to give exam in such situations still they allow me if i travel overnight and give exam.Tip for Juniors1)Take Adequate Sleep before Exam2)Do some tougher Problems specially in Physics3) Probability and P&C must be strong4) Chemistry is not that much asked but focus on Physical Chemistry5) Physics is most Asked,Thats the key subject6)Broaden Your Mind for Out of the Box thinking.You need creative thinking skill to solve problems of REAPThanks for Reading my Long AnswerEdit:- Scored 90/150 while cutoff was 80/150.I qualified for interview.Wish me a Good Luck.

Having thoroughly consumed all the series mentioned in your question, I think I will be able to answer your question. Please note each series listed is a great story and each is very different from the other. So I will list down the qualities of each and leave it to you which one you want to watch first. We’ll go alphabeticallyBreaking BadBreaking Bad is a TV series which follows the exploits of a over-qualified high school chemistry teacher, father and husband Mr. Walter White. Walter is a nice guy, God fearing and someone who failed to fulfill his potential and is now living a pretty average life and working 2 jobs to make ends meet. Diagnosed with lung cancer and with his wife pregnant with their second child, Walter makes a life changing decision. He recruits his former student and starts cooking Methamphetamine (meth) so that he could secure his family’s future atleast financially.Breaking Bad, made by TV genius Vince Gilligan, is one of those TV series, which requires your utmost attention so that you can ingest each and every detail that has been put into making it. The series starts off and you are instantly hooked to it. And then comes along Season 3, which for me atteast was a bit of a drag. It takes patience to get through season 3 but if you persevere, there is a huge prize waiting for you at the end. I strongly recommend you go and invest a small part of your life to this TV masterpiece.DexterDexter holds a special place in my heart, as it was the first English TV series which I watched from the start till the end. Dexter is the story of a serial-killer, but he is a different kind of serial-killer. Dexter Morgan is a forensic analyst during the day and a blood-thirsty, serial killing vigilante during the night. Having witnessed his mother’s death, the darkness is deeply embedded inside Dexter, this deep dark-passenger satiates its hunger by killing. Adopted by a police officer, Harry Morgan, who when learns Dexter’s dark secret shows him a nobler way to quench his thirst. He teaches him how ot hunt down bad guys who escape the justice system and kill them. Thereby, cleaning the society as well as servicing his dark-passenger.Dexter has a very dark theme when you read the synopsis, but in truth its a very lively series and the dark humor is second to none. Michael C. Hall portrays Dexter perfectly, the twinkle in his eyes when he sees blood, the satisfaction on his face after a kill, he just acts them perfectly. This is an edge of your seat thriller atleast for the first 4 seasons. The self discovery, the changing tides inside Dexter and how he confronts his feelings and the twists and turns are brilliantly put on screen. The last 3 season were a bit weak and the series finale will have you wanting more, but all in all this is a great watch.Game of ThronesThe Magnum Opus of all fantasy series, GoT is based on George R. R. Martin’s epic fantasy series A Song of Ice and Fire. GoT is very different from all the series you mentioned in your question. All the others follow a single lead, a single character and he/she changes or evolves as the series progresses. You only have one point of view. One protagonist and one antagonist.Game of Thrones has all of it, in multiples of 10. There is politics, betrayal, love, lust, magic, blood and dragons all set in a medieval setting. The amount of characters and the amount of story lines is uge. The settings are beautiful, and the drama is epic. This is one of those series which will be talked about in years to come. There are huge twists and turns in the series. I don;t think I wil be able to explain each and everything about the series here, so I suggest you go and watch it and decide for yourself.SherlockSherlock is the story of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s world-famous protagonists, Detective Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. The most famous detective in the literary world comes to lie in modern day London. This is a fascinating series with some brilliant actors. Benedict Cumberbatch looks like he was born to play Sherlock Holmes and Martin Freeman as John Watson is a perfect fit.The modern day setting throws some amazing cases at the feet of our dynamic-duo (sorry Batman). All our favorite characters are there, from Scotland Yards Lastrade, to Sherlock’s elder brother Mycroft. Beautiful Irene Adler and the menace Moriarty. The cast does full justice to each character. The cases are unique, even the old cases presented in the modern times are a treat to watch.The only thing which annoys me about Sherlock is the amount of time they take to make the show. We get 3 episodes every 2 years (if we are lucky). Iknow, I know each episode is as long as a average Hollywood flick (90 mins.), but still only 3 episodes every 2 years is too much. But all things considered this is a must watch series.

As a retired Navy man, I’m not particularly in favor of a parade. You have to practice marching in ranks to make it look good, it’s seen as a waste of time and energy and money. I marched in band in high school, in college, and it always takes practice to make it look good. You don’t get there, without a lot of practice. Put a couple million into trophies and incentives, travel support, meals or so forth, and you’ll get dozens of good marching bands there.When would it make sense to do it? Either Armed Forces Day, which is end of May, or 11/11/18 for the 100th anniversary of the end of WWI, in 1918. Fourth of July is always open. Lots of options.President George H. W. Bush held a military parade in Washington on June 8, 1991, to mark victory in the Persian Gulf War. The cost of that parade was $12 million, according to a C-SPAN report at the time, which amounts to about $21 million once adjusted for inflation. At the time it was called the biggest victory celebration in Washington since the end of World War II, with a crowd of around 200,000.But if the CIC wants to have a parade, we’ll have a parade. It will cost $15 million but hey, the PR benefit is huge. Yuge. He-uge. You get to puff your chest out, and the images go to North Korea and Iran and they see our military on display. Pretty much like showing a .44 magnum and saying, “Do you feel lucky, punk?”He wants a parade for a reason. What would that be?It’s probably the effect on others. He wants to impress someone. And the most obvious people are 1) Americans —who need to support the military, 2) North Korea who needs to be impressed, and 3) Iran, Syria, Russia, and anyone else. Plus, it also acts as a chance to impress people we’re selling our F-35 or other arms to. PR, baby.If you want a real spectacle, hire the people who put on the Olympics in China. My word, those were real entertaining. Sell the video, or TV rights.Or, a bit outside the box, you could just ask Industrial Lights and Magic to create a very entertaining Star Wars style parade. It could be done very cheaply, in a computer. Put that on TV.