CSS EXAM ESSAY PAPER TIPS
1. People, DONT ever go for an ordinary run of the mill topic that everyone will be
writing on.. i mean, everyone will be attempting them, and the examiner will
read the same things over and over again, so it wont get marks.. if u HAVE to
attempt such an essay, BE DIFFERENT and original... Else, try to write an essay
in which there is scope for writing intelligent stuff, and which not everyone
will be attempting.. be ORIGINAL.... try AVOIDING patriotic, or controvertial
issues!
Preparationn TIPS:
Go through everything, but remember,
present it in a different, educated, intellectual way.. i mean, cite real life
examples, give critical evaluations in view of data, and please DONT be
rhetorical!!! trust me, the examiners know more than you, and they are NOT
looking for static laborious answers. they want dynamic things...
EXAM
TIPS:
At ALL times, KEEP YOUR COOL, think through the answers u write...
please PLAN your answer before you write, that will help you stay within time
limits..
2. ALWAYS write something with which u are comfortable in a debate
Dont choose a
topic just cos u think u can write 20 pages of boring stuff in it!!!
if
ur able enough, try to opt for something thats a bit different but which u know
something about...
THINK and PLAN out ur essay before you write,
otherwise it doesNOT read though well.. infact, it should read through like an
expert ice-skaters routine (as if ur water flowing through a stream).. no break
ups, no ill placed thoughts, it HAS to be coherent and read as if one thought
naturally gives birth to another... that is IMPERATIVE.. so i'd suggest rather
than just scribble to save time, plan it out, that saves time in the
end!
DONT WORRY.. relax.. its all a matter of nerves, and how well you
can assimilate stuff u've been studying since u were in the 5th grade!
Its
really the depth in your thoughts, how choherent they are, how well you place
stuff, how thought flows from thought, and how well it reads through.
3. An essay can have many purposes, but the basic structure is the same no matter
what. You may be writing an essay to argue for a particular point of view or to
explain the steps necessary to complete a task.
Either way, your essay will
have the same basic format.
If you follow a few simple steps, you will find
that the essay almost writes itself. You will be responsible only for supplying
ideas, which are the important part of the essay anyway.
Don't let the
thought of putting pen to paper daunt you.
May God bless you!
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