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Sit with syllabus. Jot down the key words. Collate data and definitions. Make a concise notes for each paper not exceeding 100 pages. Man u should be data and examples ready to use it readily in exam hall.The one who convinces the evaluator better will get good marks. Remember in mains u have to communicate with evaluator he is not an aspirant preparing 24*7. He will not be having knowledge like u. So ur answers should convince him who is a layman.
True indeed....!! Please guide for world history..?
Two sources -
1. Arjun Dev 2. Vision world History Notes
Everything is there in these two books....Very nicely written and comprehensive.Do them 4-5 times.
Sit with syllabus. Jot down the key words. Collate data and definitions. Make a concise notes for each paper not exceeding 100 pages. Man u should be data and examples ready to use it readily in exam hall.The one who convinces the evaluator better will get good marks. Remember in mains u have to communicate with evaluator he is not an aspirant preparing 24*7. He will not be having knowledge like u. So ur answers should convince him who is a layman.
True indeed....!! Please guide for world history..?
Two sources -
1. Arjun Dev 2. Vision world History Notes
Everything is there in these two books....Very nicely written and comprehensive.Do them 4-5 times.
Dont read Noan Lowe or anything else
straight from the horse's mouth....this should clear the air.
Sit with syllabus. Jot down the key words. Collate data and definitions. Make a concise notes for each paper not exceeding 100 pages. Man u should be data and examples ready to use it readily in exam hall.The one who convinces the evaluator better will get good marks. Remember in mains u have to communicate with evaluator he is not an aspirant preparing 24*7. He will not be having knowledge like u. So ur answers should convince him who is a layman.
True indeed....!! Please guide for world history..?
Read world history ncert by arjun dev. Collect past year history optional paper to look at whats important in world history. Don't read norman lowe its waste of time and u will not be able to recall it.
And what about vision world history compilation..is it worth investing time?
Arjun dev mein sab nahi diya hua
Ok...so what's ur take on world history..?
jo hain wo padho jo nahi hein use wikipedia padkar ya youtube se videos dekhkar notes banalo there is no limit to world history. afaik those with limited sources and multiple revisions clear this exam. i can suggest 10 books for world history ek se badkar ek will u read all of them. u should draw the line.
no matter how much u have read if u are unable to revise it 1 week before exam u cannot write good answer in exam hall.
Haanji.... minimum resources maximum revision...I totally agree...
Sit with syllabus. Jot down the key words. Collate data and definitions. Make a concise notes for each paper not exceeding 100 pages. Man u should be data and examples ready to use it readily in exam hall.The one who convinces the evaluator better will get good marks. Remember in mains u have to communicate with evaluator he is not an aspirant preparing 24*7. He will not be having knowledge like u. So ur answers should convince him who is a layman.
True indeed....!! Please guide for world history..?
Two sources -
1. Arjun Dev 2. Vision world History Notes
Everything is there in these two books....Very nicely written and comprehensive.Do them 4-5 times.
Dont read Noan Lowe or anything else
Kaunsi arjun dev. Storyof civilization waali ya contemporary world poltocs
Sit with syllabus. Jot down the key words. Collate data and definitions. Make a concise notes for each paper not exceeding 100 pages. Man u should be data and examples ready to use it readily in exam hall.The one who convinces the evaluator better will get good marks. Remember in mains u have to communicate with evaluator he is not an aspirant preparing 24*7. He will not be having knowledge like u. So ur answers should convince him who is a layman.
True indeed....!! Please guide for world history..?
Read world history ncert by arjun dev. Collect past year history optional paper to look at whats important in world history. Don't read norman lowe its waste of time and u will not be able to recall it.
And what about vision world history compilation..is it worth investing time?
Arjun dev mein sab nahi diya hua
Ok...so what's ur take on world history..?
jo hain wo padho jo nahi hein use wikipedia padkar ya youtube se videos dekhkar notes banalo there is no limit to world history. afaik those with limited sources and multiple revisions clear this exam. i can suggest 10 books for world history ek se badkar ek will u read all of them. u should draw the line.
no matter how much u have read if u are unable to revise it 1 week before exam u cannot write good answer in exam hall.
Bhai whic arjundev pls tell. There are many ncert of arjundev for worl history.
bhai mujhe khud nahi pata.. i have pages which doesnt has bind or first page of the book. sirf arjun dev hein pata hein. i will find it and message u.
Sit with syllabus. Jot down the key words. Collate data and definitions. Make a concise notes for each paper not exceeding 100 pages. Man u should be data and examples ready to use it readily in exam hall.The one who convinces the evaluator better will get good marks. Remember in mains u have to communicate with evaluator he is not an aspirant preparing 24*7. He will not be having knowledge like u. So ur answers should convince him who is a layman.
True indeed....!! Please guide for world history..?
Two sources -
1. Arjun Dev 2. Vision world History Notes
Everything is there in these two books....Very nicely written and comprehensive.Do them 4-5 times.
Sit with syllabus. Jot down the key words. Collate data and definitions. Make a concise notes for each paper not exceeding 100 pages. Man u should be data and examples ready to use it readily in exam hall.The one who convinces the evaluator better will get good marks. Remember in mains u have to communicate with evaluator he is not an aspirant preparing 24*7. He will not be having knowledge like u. So ur answers should convince him who is a layman.
True indeed....!! Please guide for world history..?
Two sources -
1. Arjun Dev 2. Vision world History Notes
Everything is there in these two books....Very nicely written and comprehensive.Do them 4-5 times.
Sit with syllabus. Jot down the key words. Collate data and definitions. Make a concise notes for each paper not exceeding 100 pages. Man u should be data and examples ready to use it readily in exam hall.The one who convinces the evaluator better will get good marks. Remember in mains u have to communicate with evaluator he is not an aspirant preparing 24*7. He will not be having knowledge like u. So ur answers should convince him who is a layman.
True indeed....!! Please guide for world history..?
Two sources -
1. Arjun Dev 2. Vision world History Notes
Everything is there in these two books....Very nicely written and comprehensive.Do them 4-5 times.
Dont read Noan Lowe or anything else
@federer sir please baaki mains topics ki bhi list bta do apni ya notes banaye ho aapne.
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1. Arjun Dev
2. Vision world History Notes
Everything is there in these two books....Very nicely written and comprehensive.Do them 4-5 times.
Dont read Noan Lowe or anything else
Storyof civilization waali ya contemporary world poltocs
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