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Who Will Make It to the Final List? 📝 Part-2 of the Mains Writing Mastery (What to do before entering and after entering the Exam Hall? 📝✨) 💡Ever wonder what sets successful candidates apart in the Mains? It’s all in the answer writing! So, who will stand out in the Mains? ✍️Before Entering the Exam Hall: 1. WRITE 2 ANSWERS DAILY ✍️ – Start with two questions a day, and after Prelims, complete at least one full paper each week. 2. Prepare Notes with the MAINS #SYLLABUS in Mind 🗂️ - Split the syllabus to different themes, this helps prioritize relevant topics. 3. Prepare Notes like its your MAINS ANSWER 💡- Prepare content to answer a 250-words question ✍️After Entering the Exam Hall: 1. COMPLETE THE PAPER⏰ – Completing all questions maximizes your scoring potential.  💡 Tip: 10 marks - 7 minutes; 15 marks - 9 minutes 2. USE #KEYWORDS🔑 – Definitions, key terms, and syllabus-related vocabulary make answers precise and relevant. 3. FOCUS ON #PRESENTATION📄 – Use bullet points, align points well, and keep handwriting legible (it doesn’t have to be beautiful), with a consistent presentation across all answers. Master these strategies, and you’re already ahead of the game! 🚀 What’s your biggest challenge in answer writing? Share in the comments, and let’s tackle it together! 👇 #MainsWritingMastery #MainsMasterySeries #TNPSC #TNPSCGroup1 #Group1Mains #TNPSCMains #UPSC #UPSCMains #MainsAnswerWriting #AnswerWritingTips #CompetitiveExams #UPSCPreparation #TNPSCPreparation #UPSCPreparation #MainsPreparation #MainsStrategy #LearnWithMe #StudentSuccess #VerandaIAS #VerandaRace

"How was I the topper of my college?" 🤔 This is a question I get asked a lot, so here’s how it really happened: 👉 Did I make notes? Yes, I made notes! 📝 I used a mix of softcopy and hardcopy notes. Some topics were easier to read from a PDF, while others I preferred writing down by hand. 👉 Did I study 📚 a lot? Not really. I studied decently but made sure to revise what was taught in class. This gave me a clear idea of what was going on and what the faculty was teaching. 👉 How was my 🖋️  handwriting in exams? My handwriting was good. ✍️ I was careful to keep it neat and straight on plain sheets. My answers were clear and to the point, with diagrams to explain where needed. I didn’t write unnecessary extra details. 👉 Did I study ⏳ one week before the exam? For some subjects, yes. If I had two exams in a day, I prepared one subject a week in advance and the other the night before. 👉 Did I study 📖 the night before exams? Yes, sometimes. But because I revised earlier, I usually had an idea of the topics and just focused on the important parts. This helped me stay calm. For tough subjects, I studied full nights like everyone else. 😅 👉 Did I solve previous 📝 year papers? Yes, solving them gave me confidence. If a similar question came in the paper, I knew I could solve it! 💬 Let me know if you relate to this or if you have questions about preparing for exams. There are more things to share, but I’ll save that for another post. Follow me for more tips—like the last-minute topics suggested by friends that end up coming in exams! 😄 #topper #vit #vitian #cse #collegeexams #placements #awards

Are you ready for the PTE Core Exam? Don't let it scare you. I took it recently and here's what to expect: The reading/writing/speaking/listening sections all test slightly different things and you will be challenged in various ways, but some tips that I found helpful were: - Listen/read carefully - Follow instructions - Time management is key - Plan your essay before writing - Speak clearly and coherently - Don't be afraid to pause and gather your thoughts during speaking It's an intense few hours, but you CAN do it. You've got this! #rvielts

📚 If you're looking to boost your exam performance and nail those descriptive answers, this blog is for you! 🌟 Dive into valuable strategies and tips to enhance your writing skills and excel in exams. Read the full post on our website blog! https://lnkd.in/gvssiPjB #outpaceacademy #examtips #EffectiveCommunication #studyskills #AceYourExams #examprep #examtips #exampreparation #studytips #writingtips #writingskills #academy #studymotivation #exams #excellence

Looking for insights into our UCAS Personal Statement Writing Workshop?  Hear directly from our students who have benefited from our expert guidance! Discover how our workshop helped them craft compelling and memorable statements, stand out in the competitive application process, and achieve their academic goals. #PersonalStatement #UCAS t #Workshop #StudentSuccess #HigherEducation #CareerGoals #AcademicSuccess #CollegeApplications #UniversityApplications

Overcoming Referencing Challenges: My Journey I'll never forget the frustration I felt while working on my research project. Footnotes and citations were my biggest hurdles, especially since most of my sources were online. My lecturer's feedback was invaluable, but I struggled to get it right. That's why I was particularly excited about the Lawrit Journal of Law Legal Research and Writing Boot Camp session on Referencing styles and Citation. The speaker's expert guidance was a game-changer. My Struggle with Footnotes I recall spending hours formatting footnotes, only to have my lecturer point out errors. Website and blog citations were especially challenging. I wished I had a clearer understanding of NALT guidelines back then. Key Takeaways from the Session The speaker broke down referencing into manageable chunks. From the definition, to importance, referencing styles and most importantly the parameters to reference which actually was my most important take away. They include: Parameters to reference: - Author's name - Title of work - Website/journal name - Volume, edition, issue number - Translators/editors - Publishing details - URL link and access date She then gave general guidelines on citation styles. A Huge Relief Although my project is complete, this session clarified many concepts. I'm grateful for the speaker's expertise and simplicity. Thank you Opadokun Catherine, for sharing your knowledge. #LegalResearch #ReferencingStyles #Citation #WritingSkills #BootCamp #Learnings

Don't wait for the last moment Start from the first day ✨️ After completing the lecture everyday, in evening revise atleast once whatever you have studied from morning 💫 Don't wait for the last month for the writing practice give atleast 10 15 minutes daily for the writing practice 💫 Before exam solve the Past year questions 💫 Write atleat 2 full mock test for every subject before exam 💫 if you want to achieve something start from today ✨️ ALL THE VERY BEST Follow 👉💫 Farheen Parween for more 😊 💫 #cseet #csexecutive #csprofessional #CA #CMA

SPIT & POLISH—If you are a postgraduate student striving towards your thesis submission in 2024, it is always worth finishing your draft with some extra time on your hands. ➜ Reviewing your work as a reader rather than the writer provides a different perspective and allows you to tweak, refine, and produce high-quality work. The infographic below suggests a few tips to get you thinking. Please comment if these points resonate with you or if you think of others.

SPIT & POLISH—If you are a postgraduate student striving towards your thesis submission in 2024, it is always worth finishing your draft with some extra time on your hands. ➜ Reviewing your work as a reader rather than the writer provides a different perspective and allows you to tweak, refine, and produce high-quality work. The infographic below suggests a few tips to get you thinking. Please comment if these points resonate with you or if you think of others.