Yes, the University of Reading is among the top 30 universities in the UK, and fairly competitive as the University of Reading has an acceptance rate of 58 percent. Therefore interested candidates must never stop trying.

Dear Aspirant,

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First, read the whole book thoroughly and then sum up all the points as per your convenience so that you can remember what I had studied, shorthand saves time as you had studied earlier and know the full meaning of short terms that you had made.

For the first time reading short notes will not help you, but reading the whole concept thoroughly will help, and reading after some time again as you may not remember the whole things after some time as our mind is not so sharp that it can remember the whole things.

Hope it was helpful and you get the point.

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• daily revise all the 3 subjects. Divide the time and revise all 3 subjects every day.
• Not only textual knowledge read and revise important formula
• solve MCQ question with timer everyday and check those answers.
• avoid distractions
• be consistent and be accurate with your answers, avoid negetive marking.

NCERT is the holy grail. We have always heard this. But when it comes to subjects like physics and chemistry, students tend to ask this question because they are already left with little time in their preparation. However, this saying that NCERT must not be left is true because after all it is the prescribed text and even tge more difficult books move forward from the concept of the NCERT. Conclusively you must read it well at least once.

1. Reading a single word at a time

The majority of people can read proficiently and quickly using only the methods they initially mastered as children. One way you might still use from time to time is to pace beneath each line with your index finger. However, people start to read much more slowly and concentrate intently on one word at a time as they feel this will enhance their comprehension rates as we are needed to become more detailed with our information.

2. Reading everything similarly

Undoubtedly, reading at the same speed is advantageous. Well, not quite, even if it might seem strange at first. However, reading something that you find exceedingly simple to understand is rarely worthwhile, especially if it contains knowledge you already possess. Similarly, reading more slowly during tricky passages saves you from having to go back and read the text, which is one of the most time-wasting terrible reading habits that many people have (regression).

Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

Hello aspirant,

Interpretive reading is the effective communication of an author's thoughts and feelings to the listener. The reader should draw meaning from the selection to share with the audience. Speakers may read any published written work that is age appropriate and acceptable for use in a public school classroom. Examples may include children's stories, poetry, essays, speeches, articles, and excerpts from novels that stand alone. Political and religious advocacy is not appropriate. Interpretive reading is sometimes referred to as dramatic reading.

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