Secure 90+ in you BGS SSC Exam with *BAD HANDWRITING*

 Cracking Bangladesh and Global Studies: Beyond Beautiful Handwriting

Hey there, exam warriors!  Let's talk about a subject notorious for its emphasis on writing – Bangladesh and Global Studies.  Many students with less-than-perfect handwriting feel discouraged, fearing their marks will suffer.  Well, fret no more! I, with my (let's be honest) not-so-beautiful handwriting, secured a stellar 90+ in this subject, and here's how I did it.

MCQs: The Foundation for Success

First things first – MCQs! These gems are a goldmine for maximizing your score quickly and efficiently. Remember that pile of papers I showed you with my not-so-elegant writing?  Believe it or not, the MCQ section was where it all began. Acing 27 out of 30 MCQs provided a strong foundation for my overall score.

Conquering the CQs:  Cut to the Chase, Not Pages

Now, let's address the elephant in the room – the dreaded constructed response questions (CQs). Traditional wisdom might suggest beautiful handwriting and filling pages with lengthy (but not necessarily relevant) information is the key. Here's the truth bomb: it's not!

Sure, some subconscious bias towards neatness might exist, but you can turn the tables with a different strategy – answering precisely what the question asks.  

This became my weapon of choice. I focused on providing concise, relevant answers that directly addressed the question's core. My focus wasn't on quantity but quality. This laser-sharp approach earned me a solid 63 out of 70 in the CQs, even with my less-than-perfect handwriting.

Smart Preparation: Target, Don't Cram only

Bangladesh and Global Studies has a vast syllabus, and the temptation to cram everything the night before is real.  Here's a battle cry against that approach!  Instead, focus on strategic targeting.  Remember, you only have to answer 7 CQs out of 11.

During preparation, identify frequently tested chapters or those that align with your strengths.  By mastering these targeted areas, you'll be well-equipped to tackle the chosen CQs effectively.

The Takeaway: Content is King (or Queen)!

My story proves that beautiful handwriting, while appreciated, isn't the sole key to success in Bangladesh and Global Studies. Focus on mastering the content, answer precisely what the question asks, and strategically target your preparation. Remember, clear and concise writing, even if not the most elegant, will be rewarded by examiners who value focused and relevant content.

So, go forth, conquer those CQs, and ace your Bangladesh and Global Studies exam – beautiful handwriting or not! 

(not BGS still this is how my hand writing looks like)