Secret of success...

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CCI STUDENT....

44687 Points Joined January 2009

R-Steps towards good reuslts in any professional examination.

Read	Read your Study Materials and its contents thoroughly. It is the basic textbook that should be used by you in the first stage and in all stages.
Refer	Refer any one reference book per subject, preferably from those suggested by the institute. It should be realised that reading many books will not be beneficial for a student in terms of time, cost and incremental benefit.
Realise	Realise and understand the poiints of law/ principles nad treatments that are extended in the various subjects in specific topics.
Remove	Remove your doubts immediately by contacting your Friends, Seniors, Teachers and Faculty members. Do not carry the weight of your doubts for a long time.
Record	Record your findings and note in a separate book. Avoid loose sheets and margin notes in the Study Material itself.The notes should help you revise faster and not contribute to further doubts.
Revise	Revise your study materials and notes constantly. Revise all subjects simultaneously over a period.
Recapitulate	Recapitulate the main points from your notes and try to answer model questions in examination conditions. Do not solve problems verbally. For thoery questions also writing answers in full will help to assess the time taken.
Represent	Represent your understanding of the various concepts in clear and neat terms to the examiner. Your communication should be complete. Use working notes for practical problems and simple language for

The above R_Steps will help you add 2 more Rs: RESULT AND RANK..

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CCI STUDENT....

44687 Points Joined January 2009

The student success depends on the principles of R-S-D-D, which stands for Regularity with Sincerity, Devotion with Determination.

Regularity	Sustained effort and study, putting in requisite number of hours day after day, everyday, regularly Promptly compensationg for any time lost due to unavoidable situations, within the affected week.
Sincerity	Besides being regular and prompt, spending the hours for studies with Concentration. For this purpose, Concentration has no special meaning. "If at the end of one hour of study, you are able to recapitulate what you have studied, it means you have studied with concentration; it hsould be improved by continuous revision."
Devotion	Involvement in each and every subject. Interest in subjects has reciporcal affinity. Only if the sutdent evinces interest in any subject, the subject would interest him. Everything is possible under the sun and above the earth. Treatment of all subjects on an equal status, concentration on all subjects simultaneously.
Determination	Postive frame of mind and optimistice attitude that arises out of adequate preparation, continuous revision and achievement-oriented effor. Nurturing and keeping alive the "SparK" within oneself to achieve commendable performance.