Friday, March 04, 2011
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Originally Posted by Sheeraz S
No need to outline your answer... you have got 30 minutes almost to attempt your answer.. writing in bullets may save your a lot of time.. as I attempt paper more in bullets form; that save me from unnecessary verbosity of full sentences.. it also makes the examiner feel at ease while going through your paper... just capture the central idea and give it in a bullet form..
For example,
if you give this heading
Causes of Poverty
Then your sub-heading let say include
"Low Literacy"
Then I think that's suffice. You need not write under this sub-heading that:
Low Literacy is a factor that causes poverty in Pakistan..
That's complete waste of time and also a kind of bugging the examiner.
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I am sorry but I am not agreeing with your guidance, in my humble opinion, examiners not only check your knowledge, but also consider that how would you elaborate/elucidate/describe/discuss/explain things in your own ideas.
For the purpose, one should write two or three sentence in coherence form, which may expand such mentioned point. If there would be such case, by writing only bullets and headings in your answer, then paper time would be only 30 minutes of five questions.
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Rehan
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