You should remember two things concerning good grades in exams; i.e., most of the teachers most of the time don't check your papers---they give you grade based on the impression that you make on them in class, in discussion, in presentations ---This is especially true about grades in graduate studies---
Professors are usually intelligent and sharp people ---and they would immediately/instantly asses your abilities from the way you mention the key concepts in his/her area of specialization or from the way you talk about general ideas --and from your eloquence and skills to articulate and expound ideas---
The second thing you must remember is that paper-checking/éxam evaluation is not an "joyful" activity---On the contrary, it is an extremely boring and "painful" activity that most of teachers would like to avoid were they having a choice---
(to be continued)
Professors are usually intelligent and sharp people ---and they would immediately/instantly asses your abilities from the way you mention the key concepts in his/her area of specialization or from the way you talk about general ideas --and from your eloquence and skills to articulate and expound ideas---
The second thing you must remember is that paper-checking/éxam evaluation is not an "joyful" activity---On the contrary, it is an extremely boring and "painful" activity that most of teachers would like to avoid were they having a choice---
(to be continued)

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