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It depends on the candidate, if he/she can take it to its advantage or not. If you have given all mocks/sample tests offline, I would suggest you to go for offline mode. As it is important to be at ease in those 3 hours to attempt paper in the best possible way. You must be completely familiar with the process. For those who want to go for the online mode. I would recommend them to please give a few mocks online, which have same/similar pattern and give AIR's. So that you can be familiar and plan those 3 hours accordingly. Other than this - it comes down to your personal preparation. As complexity of the questions asked is similar.
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