Four Golden Rules of Examination in chief

 Four Golden Rules of Examination in chief

1. Start only when you are ready to start.

2. End only when you are done.

3. Don't ask the question for the sake of the question.

4. Ask the question only for the sake of the answer.

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Advocate Ranjitsinh Ghatge 🦅

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