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Thoughts | Steps for attacking each type of question 18 Dec 2013, 09:01
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Hi All,
The approach we follow for solving each type of question plays an equally important role as knowing the content itself.
Sometimes in timed / stressed conditions we may end up missing out on a simple question if we do not follow a pre defined approach.
Just thought of sharing the approach I follow for all types of questions. May not hold true for all. But could definitely be tried once.
Experts - Please share your comments in case you feel a certain step may not work for all.

Also, feel free to give kudos if you think it helps :wink:

Thanks!
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