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How to score Top Marks in I & II P.U. English!

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Hello Students

Let me share with you 10 useful tips to help you present your answers better to score really great marks in English!

1.  Good handwriting creates the best impression; pay attention every time you write.

2.  Legibility ultimately rewards you with the right marks: answers should be within the margins and do not scribble nor should you scratch. 

3.   MCQs should be answered by writing the correct answer. Ex: a) Torches.

4.  A paragraph answer question should be answered in a paragraph of about a page length answer.

5.   Focus on correct spelling and  grammar.

6.  Underline points / keywords wherever needed and “quote” lines if necessary from the text book.

7.  For 4 marks, a short intro & conclusion may be desirable. For 6 marks, a little elaborate intro and conclusion  is needed.

8. Write answers clearly for the  'Fill-in-the blanks'. You may not repeat the question. 

9.   Solve more questions from “Reported Speech / Indirect Speech” to understand easily and Letter should be written according to the prescribed format.

10.  Finally, plan your time, just relax and answer. Recheck your answers for any possible mistakes. 
ALL THE BEST

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  1. Anonymous6 November 2016 at 03:36

    Thank you sir .I got it.address chintamani CBpure district

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  2. Anonymous6 November 2016 at 03:37

    Thank you sir .I got it.address chintamani CBpure district

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  3. Unknown18 January 2017 at 23:41

    Thank you sir😘😘

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  4. Unknown9 February 2017 at 22:39

    Y 100/100 is Bt given in English?

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  5. Suresh B.T.13 February 2017 at 00:46

    Mysterious, yet very tough. Too many factors work. Just get the maximum.

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  6. Unknown24 March 2017 at 03:59

    Sir how many pages we should write inorder to get full marks

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  7. Unknown25 March 2017 at 23:16

    Sir your work is superb.
    Can we get more of important questions.

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    1. Suresh B.T.26 March 2017 at 01:46

      Thanks, I guess, your right and honest preparation will make your attempt easier. All the best...

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  8. rubzz26 March 2017 at 00:35

    Grammatical errors in answers , are these counted

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    1. Suresh B.T.26 March 2017 at 01:53

      Grammatical errors put you way down in scoring. They are really counted!

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  10. Unknown10 November 2018 at 09:04

    Really is a good job sir

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  11. Unknown5 January 2019 at 05:45

    How we can score 100/100? I think its not easy

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  12. Suresh B.T.5 January 2019 at 08:22

    Hi
    This is a tough question. I can only tell you that you'll get maximum if you practise hard and write at your best. Thanks...

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  13. SHAMANTH MURALI17 March 2019 at 02:52

    huge respect man.
    i am very happy that your are technologically advanced teacher.
    if all teachers knew how to blog, it would be very helpful.

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    1. Suresh B.T.17 March 2019 at 08:52

      Really, really, big words from you. Very thankful to you for such an encouragement!

      Delete
  14. Unknown21 October 2019 at 10:05

    Sir can you give us even the Streams part explanation and answers..

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