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Salam alaykum everyone, Find attached the previous exam questions for Research Methodology (2018-2025), which I organized thematically during my preparation. Using past questions is one of the best ways to revise, as it helps you focus your revision on the most important and repeated themes as well as to practice crafting strong introductions for your essays. Good luck!

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Salam alaykum everyone. I succeeded last year in both ENS Bouzareah and Blida, Alhamdulillah. I’m writing this post to share some of the files I used for my own revision, which I hope will also be beneficial for your own preparation, Insha’Allah. In this link, you will find my Research Methodology summary, which I made for myself last year by compiling different handouts I found here and there, with the help of GPT. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14UYPyzfIZSSIL-zaj-3bYUhmBHJuQuRB?usp=drive_link For books, I only used two as references which were more than enough for me: 1. Research Methods in Education, Cohen et al. 2. Research Design: Qualitative, Quantitative, and Mixed Methods Approaches, Creswell. You don’t need to necessarily read them cover to cover. A good start would be to check their tables of contents, highlight all keywords you encounter, and to pick up new academic terminology especially in the first few chapters. In the next few days Inshallah, I’ll share my other files on both Research Methodology and Language & Culture, including previous exam questions I gathered and organized from last year. Best of luck to all of you!

That will be all for tonight ✨ Will be following-up with more content very soon inshllah 🌟 See you ⏳ Admin ✍️ @Mawhoub_Sehari

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