The questions might seem indirect and vague, but with good basic clarity any question can be attempted. In recent times, the long questions are being asked directly. The examiner only expects you to write a simple logical answer with clarity.
* Do not try to remember too many quotations as it is difficult to reproduce.
* The introduction and conclusions should be written well
* Do not read all the books from end-to-end. Prepare topic wise in a comprehensive manner. The main priority should be given to gain the basic clarity.
* Practise well the previous years' papers.
* Use examples, contemporary relevance, case studies, flow diagrams etc.
* Before answering a question the key words that occur in the questions should be observed carefully and the answer should be framed accordingly.
* Explain meaning of keyword and explain correlation of keywords with the understanding of entire sentence.
* Recognise the context of your question.
* For elaboration recognize the statement-giver.
* The diagram should be explained if any and should not be left unexplained.
* Update your answer and in one answer itself ,you may be required to form linkages from five to six topics.
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