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Ride on guy! I dey feel u

pls sir,i sent you an email.i will appreciate your reply

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read to pass exam and pls dnt memorize or cram during reading,sometimes during reading certain sentences seem hard to understand,pls dnt jump over to the next line,make sure yu find meaning to the sentence also spend 3/4 of your internet time doing some research rather than wasting ur life on social media, goodluck

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no exam is impossible to pass with great Determination Hard Work and Prayers, Good luck everyone

@TayoDemola
all the methods given above are what will work for anyone who wants to pass in flying colours in secondary school level. But once you get to the higher institution, it's a different ball game entirely. Many things would be considered.E.g the type of institution(private or public), The department(This will tell on whether to read or research or do more calcultions), the type of lecturers(This will tell on whether to read or block).

Trust me higher institutions varies and even in the same institutions department varies. What am simply trying to explain is that in higher institution you do not apply one method to pass

Pls elaborate this, am interesting wat are d methods does higher institution needs, e.g engineering & science dept.

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@TayoDemola
all the methods given above are what will work for anyone who wants to pass in flying colours in secondary school level. But once you get to the higher institution, it's a different ball game entirely. Many things would be considered.E.g the type of institution(private or public), The department(This will tell on whether to read or research or do more calcultions), the type of lecturers(This will tell on whether to read or block).

Trust me higher institutions varies and even in the same institutions department varies. What am simply trying to explain is that in higher institution you do not apply one method to pass