Tips & Tricks #14- Always make your answers clear and presentable.

Hello Students. Here 14th tip to help you score 100/100 in chemistry. Always make your answers clear and presentable. Along with writing the correct answers, presentation matters a lot. Your answers should be so visually appealing to the examiner so that he/she need not put any extra effort to go through your answer script. Moreover, best answers are the ones which assure the examiner even without reading that whatever you have written is correct and you deserve full marks. Now how to Make your answers clear and presentable. Most of the points we have already discussed in previous videos. Let us recall all the points 1. Write the answers in a legible writing and to the point. 2. Don’t decorate the Answer sheet. Few students have this habit of attempting questions in a colorful manner by using red, green and black markers. It is simply waste of time and not going to help in gaining any extra mark. Use only two pens; a blue pen for writing the text and black for headings. 3. Space out each word. Make sure your words are properly spaced out. Don't squeeze ten words in the same line. Avoid such overlapped words. Your paper should look neat and clean. 4. Draw margin of one inch on both sides of the sheet. 5. Write the answers in points. Avoid bunching all sentences together. 6. Leave at least two lines before and after each answer to make two different answers look distinct from each other. It will even help you later, when you feel to add something to your answer - you have the necessary space. 7. Underline headings and keywords. 8. In case of mistake, never overwrite. Just make a cross line over the text or word to keep the Answer sheet clean. 9. Increase the pictographic content wherever possible by including as many diagrams, tables, chemical formula, equations, graphs etc. It can help to make your answer more noticeable and visible than writing it in the form of long paragraphs. Remember these simple Tips. It can immensely increase your score in Board Exams. Thank you.

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