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Answer For keeping a track of time the best way would be to use a stop watch or noting down the time you start and finish your task. One thing I would like to suggest you here is to stay away from distractions like you can turn off your mobile phones notification. Wish you all the very best for your preparation.
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Since you are not allowed to take the watch so practice is the best way to track time.
PART 1...length of answer should be 6 to 7 lines
CUE CARD...Initially, Practice answering all 4 questions by keeping watch in front of you. Record your speaking. Then count how many lines you spoke per half a minute before switching over to next question. This will give you fair idea of when to stop.
PART 3...length of answer has to be 8 to 10 lines.
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