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In C.A, analysis is needed more than facts and figures. What if those analyzing answers are written in bullet points? Is it good or paragraphs or headings would give more marks?
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In C.A, analysis is needed more than facts and figures. What if those analyzing answers are written in bullet points? Is it good or paragraphs or headings would give more marks?
As far i know Sir ahtsham butt always advised me to write answer in bullet form as it gives u more marks in the examination and in C.A paper as well.. paragraphs can give you less marks as compared to bullet headings
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In C.A, analysis is needed more than facts and figures. What if those analyzing answers are written in bullet points? Is it good or paragraphs or headings would give more marks?
Back in 2013, i attempted two questions fully while two in bullets form. I got 46 marks that were comparitvely higher than many candidates, but had i attempted the last two questions not in bullets form, i would definetely have higher marks.
Bullets can not fetch you good marks, as a number of points remain unexplained. I would suggest you to clarify each of your points so that examiner can have a fair idea regarding your stance on that particular topic.
And yes understanding the demands of a topic and provision of a reasonable analysis will fetch you good marks.
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In C.A, analysis is needed more than facts and figures. What if those analyzing answers are written in bullet points? Is it good or paragraphs or headings would give more marks?
Paragraphs and headings will give more marks,
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Those who passed C.A with good marks kindly suggest and share your experience.
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Bullet answer also a good strategy but sometimes bullet headings didn't explain a term accurately so at that point you need explainantion.
For example Pakistan is rich in natural resources but poor in their management.
Here you need to make a brief profile of natural resources resources in bullet form but at the end explanation also required why we are not fully utilized these resources.
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You should have a look at exam terminologies that is whether the question starts with Elaborate, Critically analyze, Evaluate, Enumerate and Explain etc. In Enumerate it is better to give bullet points but one should refrain from using bullet points in Explain, Elaborate and Determine. In a nutshell it is important to go through exam terminologies.
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