Spoken English for I year Under Graduate students

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This kind of viva voce exams can wipe away the fear in the minds of students on spoken English and they will probably utter some words in English.

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SPOKEN ENGLISH VIVA
VOCE EXAMINATION
Prepared for Iyear UG students

Rules
 Each individual will be given
hardly 2 minutes time.
 Within that he/she should answer
at least 5 questions.
 Each answer carries one mark.
 Any prompting will lead to
negative marks.

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1. SPOKEN ENGLISH VIVA VOCE EXAMINATION Prepared for Iyear UG students

2. Rules  Each individual will be given hardly 2 minutes time.  Within that he/she should answer at least 5 questions.  Each answer carries one mark.  Any prompting will lead to negative marks.

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