Thread: Best modus operandi to attempt a question
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Old Thursday, September 14, 2006
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well impossible salam
one more thing when u attempt a paper always be positive.dont panic coz it can make u blank.when the Qs seem ununderstandable in the start it doesnt mean that u dont know the solution.sometimes taking a 5 min break and thinking can bring a lot stored in ur mind to ur memory.

different individual have different style of attempting a paper.
so there is no one modus operandi.
but one thing is for sure if u use a good pen a lot of tension can be decreased to a certain level.
1st Q always takes long but once ur r in a flow u can manage it.

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