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Hi, I followed lectures in 2014 for f4, but i couldn’t do my exams then. Now i wish to do my f4 (CBE) exams this august end. So thought of following open tution. Please help me out of this as to what i can do?
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VaishnavyWatch the lectures (at least twice) and read the notes (once every 2 days – they’re only 2 hours from start to finish and when I say “read the notes” I mean exactly that – just read)
After 1 week of regular and frequent absorption of the lectures and the notes, open your revision kit / exam kit and start practicing mcqs and mtqs
Use a blank sheet of A4 to record your attempts at answering the questions (do NOT write your attempts in the book itself)
You may score around 10% – 15% on your first time through
Maybe 30% – 35% on the second pass through and could be up to 50% – 60% on the third pass
From then on, it’s pure bonus
Try to do >100 questions per day (better still, >200 would be fantastic)
Over and over … constant repetition.
And post here again when you come up against something that you don’t understand
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Claimant and plaintiff are the people bringing a legal action against the defendant.
Technically, a claimant is (literally) a person that claims. For example, a lost relative may turn up and claim their inheritance
A plaintiff is the person that brings a legal action against a defendant to civil court
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