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@@nbsumit With one month left, focus on high weightage topics and strengthen your core concepts. Keep taking mock tests every day but focus more on analyzing them and review your mistakes from mock tests to avoid repeating them Set realistic targets to increase your marks gradually. For example, aim for 45+ this week and then move towards 55+ Practice time management during the test-don’t get stuck on one question.. Prioritize revision and time management. Stick to a focused schedule, and gradually, you’ll see improvement. Best of luck for exam

@LearnCSwithArshi Ok, will do this from today.. , Thanks

Thanks much🙏, I'll keep sharing these lectures !🌸

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@@mmowithnishant7308 thankyou keep learning

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@LearnCSwithArshi machine learning and deep learning ache se padha do...if you can.

@ Thank you for your interest nd suggestion! I’m eager to teach ML too. But right now, I’m focusing on the COA playlist as my students have their exams coming up. Once that’s done, I’ll definitely work on it

@@SahibaQuraishi-hn1zd m glad. keep learning ♥️

Thank u for reaching out.Currently, I’m managing video editing on my own, but I’ll keep you in mind if I need assistance in the future

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@@LearnCSwithArshi *_thank you Ma'am😊._*

@@-AftabPathan Thank you

@@shikhardixit1178 Thank you Shikhar 🌸

DSA gets easier with practice, so break problems down and revisit tough concepts. if you’re aiming for competitive programming, C++ might be faster and have helpful tools like STL, but If you’re comfortable with Java, stick with it and focus on building your skills

@@harshitpareek4815 okay

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