Egot Runt

I think it's important to look at the concept of time and creation within these myths. In many creation myths, the "first god" isn't a person, but an abstract principle or a primal force. Take the Norse tradition, for example. Before the gods, there was a primordial void called Ginnungagap, and then the first being, the giant Ymir, and the cosmic cow Auðumbla. The gods (like Odin) came later from these initial beings. This trend of Chaos $\rightarrow$ Primal Force $\rightarrow$ Creation/Gods is common across many ancient cultures, suggesting that the "first god" is often a metaphor for the universe taking shape out of nothingness.

Echoing the point on online coaching—it's often superior for IES. However, if you really need a classroom environment for discipline, check with other students who have recently cracked ESE or GATE from the area. Sometimes, the best resources aren't the large academies but the individual, highly experienced local faculty members who run small, result-oriented batches. Look for an institute where the head faculty member has a stellar reputation and handles the majority of the tough technical subjects. In many smaller cities, a single, dedicated teacher can make all the difference. Ask around in the local engineering college circles—they'll know the teachers who truly deliver!