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Old Wednesday, April 08, 2020
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Default How much further should we go when it comes to past papers?
I am preparing for General science paper right now and I am confused about whether to prepare it from 2000 to 2020 or just go 2016 to 2020.

Can anyone please help me?
I know the new syllabus is starting from 2016 but don't you think going far can be helpful?
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Hello fellows.
What is the best time to start Past papers, i mean month?
second, should we attempt past papers full or just outline?
Third, how many papers of one subject shoud we practice?
Please seniors share your experience of past papers, and way to attempt them.
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