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  1. EconsVsHumans's Avatar
    1 05-04-2012  22:26
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    GES Economics Assessment Centre Help
    So I have just passes the sift stage and received an invite to an EAC. The invite contained a research topic question. My question is can I just memorise a pre prepared essay/report and write it verbatim on the day within the 30 mins (times 2 reports), or will the question on the day ask for a specific analysis regarding a particular aspect of the topic and hence should not proceed with the above strategy.
    Last edited by EconsVsHumans; 05-04-2012 at 22:27.
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    2 06-04-2012  16:01
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    Yes you can memorise it. The question on the day is the exact question you get on the question you are supposed to research.
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