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Learn tricks of good presentation #IndiaNEWS #Education Today
Hyderabad: It is very important to know the art of presentation of answers as it is the front face of the knowledge acquired by you.
In the previous article, we have understood various methodologies to address questions related to the Indian Polity. These methodologies will help you maximise your score in your Group-I Main exams.
In this article, let’s try to decode how to address the questions related to the Economy subject. The Economy as a subject involves static as well as dynamic (current happenings in the country and world as well). The following guidelines will help you in refining your preparation and in the best presentation of your answer.
1) Introduce your answer with statistics
To measure the health of an economy we need data and statistics. Thus, mentioning these statistics along with the source (optional) will give your answer a good start. Before knowing the best sources for this let us take an example and understand it well.
Example:
Do you agree with the view that steady GDP growth and low inflation have left the Indian Economy in good shape?
Answer: As per the Economic survey 2021-2022 India’s GDP Growth rate stood at 9% compared to 7% in the year (2020-2021) (numbers are given for illustration can be varied, kindly recheck).
Here, instead of saying Indias growth rate is more or less a subjective way of telling or opinionated statement it is better to show the numbers and source. This will add value to your answer as it is taken from authentic government sources.
In the same way collect the data about the country’s exports growth, growth of various sectors like primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, unemployment etc.
The best sources to collect the data are:
1) Economic Survey
2) Budget
3) Newspapers
4) NITI Aayog’s 3-year action plan, etc
2) Giving sub-headings wherever possible
This is applicable to all the subjects as I already mentioned in the previous article in detail. Divide the body of your answer into different parts and give sub-headings to each one. Here is a technique that gives order and coherence to your answer.
Example:
How has globalisation led to the reduction of employment in the formal sector of the Indian economy? Is increased formalisation detrimental to the development of the country?
Let’s structure the answer in the following ways
a) Introduction: What are the Globalisation and the formal sector (define both)
b) Body:
Sub-heading 1: How Globalisation led to a reduction in formal employment
Sub-heading 2: Informalisation is detrimental due to
c) Conclusion
Thus, the beauty lies in taking the keywords from the question and arranging them as sub-heading in the body of your answer.