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MT ImprovingPresentations Exam
MT ImprovingPresentations Exam
Examinee
Examiner Examination
A
Test of
Examination
Recall
&
Speed
Visibility of your
intelligence is a function of
your Recall and Speed.
Has no interest in you.
Examiner
He awards marks at the spur of
moment.
He punishes you whenever he feels
that his time is being wasted due to
your inefficiency or negligence.
Facilitate his job. You will be rewarded.
Examination
Chase good money first.
One problem at a time
(Concentrate).
Focus on outcome (Marks).
Remain time conscious.
Through
Facilitating Examiner
•Hand Writing
•Presentation
•Language
•Concepts (Quite Fixed)
Hand Writing
Facilitating Examiner
Eligible
Font Size (Equal to ’14’ Time New Roman)
Reduce Angularity
Keep them straight
Keep space between alphabets, words,
sentences, and paragraphs
Keep an uniform size of all alphabets
Write on the base line
Presentation
Keep minimum 2 inches margin on all 4 sides
Facilitating Examiner
Start a question fresh on each page
Give enough blank space on each page (30%)
Use a blue ball pen only
Avoid use of pencil, pen (red, green, black)
Avoid overwriting, Cut it neatly.
Use a good quality ball pen (neither bright nor dull)
Maintain vertical & horizontal alignment
Create sub paragraphs
Paragraph not to exceed 4 - 5 lines
Sentence not to exceed 15 – 20 words
Avoid half answers, incomplete answers
Language
Facilitating Examiner
Use the language as per the law book
Use abbreviations only permitted by the law books
Avoid pronouns
Follow Grammar Rules
Common Errors
(Article, Preposition, Conjunction, Subject – Verb
agreement, Singular – Plural)
Justify each statement with specific sections of law
Avoid repetition
Follow rules of Capital Letters.
Spelling errors are damaging.
Write complete sentences, avoid fragments
Facilitating Examiner
Concepts
Use the language as per the law book
Use abbreviations only permitted by the law books
Justify each statement with specific sections of law
Use visuals, diagrams for expression
Acquire a Cutting Edge
“Quality is never an accident; it is
always the result of high intention,
sincere effort, intelligent direction and
skillful execution. It represents the wise
choice of many alternatives, the
cumulative experience of many masters
of craftsmanship. Quality also marks the
search for an ideal after necessity has
been satisfied and mere usefulness
achieved.”
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