Hi Mohit, this is the first time I am writing a comment/feedback on TH-cam comment section as I really felt a need to thank you. I am from Pakistan residing in UAE and I had booked for NAATI Urdu; I was unable to find good tutorials and content relating NAATI Urdu much on TH-cam or elsewhere and most of the content I found on NAATI Urdu was not really helpful and amateurish. Then I found your channel and I found your way of teaching tips, tricks, various skills, etc. quite helpful, though I watched your NAATI Hindi clips. I learnt the tips and ways of cracking NAATI through your clips and applied on Urdu and thankfully it worked. I only studied 1 week before the exam date without any prior practice/training for NAATI exam earlier as I had assumed 1 week would be sufficient. I scored 75/90 on my exam having 36 and 39 in dialogues 1 and 2 respectively. By the way, I never used Repeat or correction during the whole exam; I kept saving Repeat option for the worst-case scenario and both cases, dialogues ended. :) I really admire the way how you speak softly, explain things meticulously and impart excellent training on how to improve our skills. Your videos helped me immensely even though the languages were different. Thank you once again and keep up the good work.
One question to the anonymous user, that you translated and wrote the urdu part in short-end English while taking notes? also one week was enough for UDRU? I am fretting
Strike the right point - I literally left that “Today” in the example. 😅 Great Tricks - Am alot excited now. Haven’t thought that Learning gonna be that much Fun 😂
hi thankyou for the informative video my question is can we use english words while translating in hindi for example words like assigment or xerox or such english words used in daily life while speaking hindi?
This is truly the best NAATI content, thank you so much. I have a question, when writing notes in for hindi to English section - should we try to translate on the go and make notes in English or is it better to make notes in Hinglish like you said " Aap kaise ho" type
@@kausershireen6298 it’s a difficult exam, and an expensive one, hence we do recommend to get some guidance . if you need help, you can message us on Instagram or Facebook, and we can discuss - search for M and MM PTE NAATI
Prefer not to, like ipad etc, as before starting the exam they would ask you to show your room and desk, and it can cause an issue using electronic devices.
@@mmmptenaati I mean the device itself which we are using for the exam. Ex. I'm using a laptop for the exam and use that laptop only for typing the notes.
i have to say even though your videos are informative, you repeat the same sentences too much and explain as if 5th standard kids are watching the video. too slow and takes too long to get your point across.
Hi Mohit, this is the first time I am writing a comment/feedback on TH-cam comment section as I really felt a need to thank you. I am from Pakistan residing in UAE and I had booked for NAATI Urdu; I was unable to find good tutorials and content relating NAATI Urdu much on TH-cam or elsewhere and most of the content I found on NAATI Urdu was not really helpful and amateurish. Then I found your channel and I found your way of teaching tips, tricks, various skills, etc. quite helpful, though I watched your NAATI Hindi clips. I learnt the tips and ways of cracking NAATI through your clips and applied on Urdu and thankfully it worked. I only studied 1 week before the exam date without any prior practice/training for NAATI exam earlier as I had assumed 1 week would be sufficient. I scored 75/90 on my exam having 36 and 39 in dialogues 1 and 2 respectively. By the way, I never used Repeat or correction during the whole exam; I kept saving Repeat option for the worst-case scenario and both cases, dialogues ended. :) I really admire the way how you speak softly, explain things meticulously and impart excellent training on how to improve our skills. Your videos helped me immensely even though the languages were different. Thank you once again and keep up the good work.
That is amazing!! So so happy for your success and glad we were able to assist with that!! 🎉
All the very best for all your future endeavours!
One question to the anonymous user, that you translated and wrote the urdu part in short-end English while taking notes? also one week was enough for UDRU? I am fretting
And also from where did u get the Prediction and vocab file for NAATI Urdu
Same comment in both videos😂
Strike the right point - I literally left that “Today” in the example. 😅 Great Tricks - Am alot excited now. Haven’t thought that Learning gonna be that much Fun 😂
Very good
Beautifully explained
Thanks!
hi
thankyou for the informative video
my question is can we use english words while translating in hindi for example words like assigment or xerox or such english words used in daily life while speaking hindi?
This is truly the best NAATI content, thank you so much. I have a question, when writing notes in for hindi to English section - should we try to translate on the go and make notes in English or is it better to make notes in Hinglish like you said " Aap kaise ho" type
good make videos like this
Surely, do check out the other videos in playlist too.
Thank you
Can we use the exam device itself(ie laptop) to type and take the notes during the exam?
What’s the marking criteria like deduction and vocabulary taken into consideration
Any videos sir ??
Is it mandatory to take down notes?
I have a sharp memory, I don't wanna weaken my focus while listening.
NAATI is difficult for me so how to improve it tell me how to practice.
May I able to pass if I practice
Hi, Mohit, I want to appear NAATI exam. Can you please help me.
Sr aap online coaching dete ho
Yes we do, you can message us on instagram or facebook and we can discuss, search for M and MM PTE / NAATI
My exam is next week last time I failed in this
@@kausershireen6298 it’s a difficult exam, and an expensive one, hence we do recommend to get some guidance . if you need help, you can message us on Instagram or Facebook, and we can discuss - search for M and MM PTE NAATI
Tense matters!!
Like I have come here to discuss
I came here to discuss???
Can we type the notes on the device during the exam?
Prefer not to, like ipad etc, as before starting the exam they would ask you to show your room and desk, and it can cause an issue using electronic devices.
@@mmmptenaati I mean the device itself which we are using for the exam. Ex. I'm using a laptop for the exam and use that laptop only for typing the notes.
Sr apne english me video bnai h plz hindi me bnao kuj baaten smjh b nhi aai
i have to say even though your videos are informative, you repeat the same sentences too much and explain as if 5th standard kids are watching the video. too slow and takes too long to get your point across.