Day: 2 June 2015

The World’s Best Law Schools

Are you one of those who is inspired by Mahatma Gandhi or Barrack Obama? Do you feel that you also have the potential to handle a country?Do you want to help people? In short, Do you want to study law? And study it from the world’s best law schools?
well, if you are one of those for whom there is no room for mediocrity, given below are the ten

World’s best law schools

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  1. Harvard University
  2. University Of Cambridge
  3. University Of Oxford
  4. Yale University
    5. World's Best Law Schools

    World’s Best Law Schools

  5. New York University
  6. Stanford University
  7. London School Of Economics
  8. The University Of Melbourne
  9. University Of California, Berkeley
  10. Columbia University

Remember, it does not matter whether you are standing on an empty space, or caught inside a pit, all that matters is are you looking towards the stars?

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Graphs and Charts

The academic Task 1 requires a bit of knack to answer the graphs and charts. Generally the candidates have this idea that the task requires all the information to be put into the report. But it is to be noted that all the information need not be put to words, rather information that highlights the main features of the task needs to be written.
The best possible technique to look for information in the graphs is to look at the highest or lowest points in the data, any averages or exceptions, thereby comparing the data. As the task needs only 150 words to be written, you can begin by describing the type, title, date and scale of the graph. All that needs to be done after this is to compare the factual data that is given in the task. You do not need to analyse the presented data or give reasons for the same.
The other important aspect which needs to be mentioned here is the length of the Task. This depends on the type and data presented. If there is less data and only one graph, then you will be expected to include all or nearly all the data. If the task has 2 graphs and ample of data, then only significant and highlighted information can be compared. The end result should be coherent and cohesive presentation of the data which can be understood by the reader.

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