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Dear Readers, Today I am going to throw some light on Comprehension Passage which is  an important part of Reading Section.  It occupies a special place in many competitive exams too. Often I find that students either ignore it or give it less importance. Reason may be any.  If you are unable to attempt it, well, read my tips. I am sure these tips will make Comprehension Passage easier for you. 1. Read the passage carefully and quickly before answering any question. 2. Understand what the writer wants to say and conclude. 3.  Passage can be based on any fact, quality, event, character, idea or  opinion . 4. Underline the important words, phrases or sentences using a pencil. 5. Read the questions carefully and spot the appropriate answers. Sometimes the answer of the first question is found in the last lines of the passage. 6. Write the answer in the same tense as in the question. 7. Try to use your own words to answer a question. 8. Don't try to ma...

Dear students,  Today I am sharing some useful and helpful Tips that would help you score better and would help you  attempt English paper in an impressive way. 1. Read each  question carefully before attempting it. 2. Mention Section (A, B, C, D, E)  and Question no. clearly and legibly. 3. Try to attempt the paper in a serial order ( 1 to 9). 4. First impression is the last impression. So, if you choose to attempt the questions you know very well, you can. It hardly creates any problem. But mention the section and question no. clearly. 5. Leave a line after every answer. But not in case of Objective Type Questions - It looks odd there. 6. Avoid cutting . But don't worry if it happens. Just strike the wrong word, sentence or question  two-three times and keep it in a box.  Avoid crisscrossing. 7. Attempt all the  questions.  Don't leave any question unattempted. 8.  You will get internal choices in  Section-E ( Wri...