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Journalism proved to be candidates' nightmare in 2010 exams. Being popular as an easy and scoring subject with short syllabus, Journalism is still adopted by many candidates this year. Although many candidates have also excluded this subject from their choice of optional subjects.

The purpose of this thread is to deliberate on the reasons for desasterous score brought about by this subject and to analyse the prevaling trend.

Seniors are especially requested to share their experiance, analysis and strategies to be adopted to cope with the recent downward scoring trend of this subject.

It will assist the concerned aspirants to prepare this subject according to the new trends and requirements of the examiner.
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all friend to please welcome another affectee who failed to qualify written part by just 1 mark short, not in any other but jpournalism in written css exam2010
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same material and same points from all people may have failed them
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i got 38 n really disappointed me so is there some strategy bcoz have nt yet decided 2 change it or nt
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