How is the exam pattern at IILM University? Is it stressful like school boards?

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Not at all. Exams here are a mix of assignments, presentations, projects, and written tests. It's not about mugging up — it's more application-based. You're graded throughout the semester, so it doesn't all come down to one final exam. It feels more practical and less stressful.

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