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Which of the titled subjects is more scoring? Having interest isn't a prime concern to me, all i want is scoring combination. I can pull off any subject provided i have the belief that it is going to score 75+. I will appear in 2017 IA

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Scoring... haha, You're very funny dude.
We don't even know half of the patterns any more.
Let me say this, scoring trend is more or less DEAD at least until the 2016 result.

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Which of the titled subjects is more scoring? Having interest isn't a prime concern to me, all i want is scoring combination. I can pull off any subject provided i have the belief that it is going to score 75+. I will appear in 2017 IA

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Geography is more scoring than psychology. In 2015 psychology didn't give a good score at an average but geography did .
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Geography is more scoring than psychology. In 2015 psychology didn't give a good score at an average but geography did .
Did you just compare psychology of 200 marks with a 100 marks? :p

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yes, syllabus is still the same , geography has been reduced a bit but psychology is the same
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Scoring... haha, You're very funny dude.
We don't even know half of the patterns any more.
Let me say this, scoring trend is more or less DEAD at least until the 2016 result.

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Scoring trend may fluctuate but it is never 'dead'.. and as far the revised pattern is concerned, syllabus is more or less same so it will have little effect over aforementioned subjects

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Scoring trend may fluctuate but it is never 'dead'.. and as far the revised pattern is concerned, syllabus is more or less same so it will have little effect over aforementioned subjects

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