How to ask a Question

Is your question from university exam?

We prefer questions which have appeared or might appear in examination. Ask questions that can be answered, not just discussed. Also provide details like it's Subject Name, Topic Name & its difficulty level (Low/Medium/High)

1. Create Question

1. Click on button in upper right side corner.

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3. Keep default option as Question in Post Type

   

2. How to Tag

A tag is a keyword that categorizes your question with other similar questions.

• Try using existing tags; avoid creating new tags

• Use common abbreviations

• Don't include synonyms

• Combine multiple words into single-words with dashes

• Maximum of 3 tags, 25 chars per tag

• Tag characters: [a-z 0-9 + # - .]

• Delimit tags by space, semicolon, or comma

3. How to Format Question

Provide description of question here:

Description should be in following format:

Subject: Solid Waste Management

Topic: Introduction to Solid Waste Management

Difficulty: Low / Medium / High

Here are some formatting tips:

• Put returns between paragraphs

• For line break add 2 spaces at end

• _italic_ or bold

• Quote by placing > at start of line

• Make links

   <https://google.com>
  
   [Google](https://google.com)
  
   <a href="https://google.com">Google</a>
  

• Basic HTML also allowed

• MathJax equations $\sin^2 \theta$ = $\sin^2 \theta$

4. Submit

Before you submit your question, improve your chances of getting an answer, here are some tips:

Be specific

If you ask a vague question, you’ll get a vague answer. But if you give us details and context, we can provide a useful answer.

Provide question details

Make it clear by providing details like University, Branch, Subject, Year of appearance, Marks, etc. so that more of us will be interested in your question and willing to look into it.

Keep an open mind

The answer to your question may not always be the one you wanted, but that doesn’t mean it is wrong. A conclusive answer isn’t always possible. When in doubt, ask people to cite their sources, or to explain how/where they learned something. Even if we don’t agree with you, or tell you exactly what you wanted to hear, remember: we’re just trying to help.

Here is sample question format

Sample Question Format

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