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We sleep safely at night because rough men stand ready to visit violence on those who would harm us. We salute our Indian Army!!

Preparing for an exam can be stressful and time-consuming, but it doesn't have to be. There’s no need to stress out or cram. By doing a couple simple things ahead of time, you can ensure that you are confident and ready for anything that comes up on the test.

Step 1: Learn

In step 1, you learn by understanding the concepts thoroughly. Visual learning is the best way of learning by understanding as you see the concepts come to life. Visualizing what you learn helps you remember the concepts till you are done with your exams and beyond.

Step 2: Master

Step 2 is to master what you learn. Practice makes you perfect, hence you master all the concepts by practicing questions and problems of the concepts you have learnt. How will you practice? You can practice by solving problems from previous year question papers. It is important to solve previous year question papers to understand the pattern of questions that appear over the years. If you can identify the question pattern, you will be able to predict the type of questions you can expect during the exams.

Step 3: Revise

Step 3 is to revise what you have learnt and mastered. Scoring good marks is possible by understanding the concept thoroughly and revising it. Revision can be done through Mind Map. Mind Map helps you capture the entire concept and revise it at one glance and it is the best revision technique.

All the best dear students!!!!!

Congratulations Sangamitra.......

Best out of Waste!!!!!!!!!

My Special Experience on Dussehra by Prachi Jha

My Special Experience on Dussehra

Every year when Dussehra arrives,  but it does not mean very much to me. Nor do I feel something special. In the morning I touch the feet of my elder, and after some time I start sending WhatsApp messages to my friend and teachers. Then I get busy with with the bit of homework assignments.

Then sometimes we go to temple. And then I play with my friends, eat and sleep. 

Today was one of those 'sometimes' when we went to the temple on Dussehra along with my family half - heartedly. Though one part of my brain kept nagging about the fact that I should pray to God with full devotion, the other kept reminding it that this was not possible because there are hundreds of people around me talking, laughing and pushing each other. However for the first time, on my way to the temple, I saw a girl dancing on a rope, an old women asking for some money and two children requesting for some food. 

Maybe I saw it every time but I had noticed it for the first time. I tried to ignore them but their requests for food and money kept ringing in my ears until I have all of them what they desired. As I gave money to the girl, her exasperated face brightened. As I gave money to the old lady, her face got suffused with happiness. And as I gave two bananas to both the children, who were now lying on the footpath hopelessly, I saw the their eyes full of hunger, illuminate with a small ray of hope.

 And then I realised that festivals are not only about enjoying ourselves. They are about giving others also a chance to enjoy themselves.