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In AWA section, has anybody tried taking notes in the screen itself? I mean for what I want to write - is it a good idea to take notes in the screen itself instead of writing it in the booklet first and then formalizing it.
Thing is, in my AWA sections I am not able to get enough time to finish my chain of thoughts in the allotted time. Also I am not able to do recommended proof reading. I was just wondering perhaps I should start typing right away which could possibly give me that extra time? Currently, I start typing after ~5 mins has passed, which seems like a waste of time - no?
Thing is, in my AWA sections I am not able to get enough time to finish my chain of thoughts in the allotted time. Also I am not able to do recommended proof reading. I was just wondering perhaps I should start typing right away which could possibly give me that extra time? Currently, I start typing after ~5 mins has passed, which seems like a waste of time - no?
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