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4th Semester University Practical Examination

 Today a new end for a new begining. Lots of hurry burry still we all managed to be ready with our practical examinations. My slot was 3. I was little bit tensed whether I could be able to finish the lesson within 20 minutes. But with god's grace all had gone smoothly. Since it was an activity oriented session I was in a short fast pace to complete all the activity within the stipulated time. After the class I had a sel suggestion that the lesson plan was apt for correct 20 minutes I shouldn't be a little bit in a fast pace towards the ending portion. 

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