How To Write A Good Essay

The essay has great value in any examination. Even so, it requires a great deal to write a comprehensive essay. Critics and writers have profoundly explained the art of writing a good essay. However, an average student finds it far beyond his capability. Essay writing is not a herculean task rather it is a simple and interesting job. An independent survey conducted by the writer revealed dismantle results. Surprisingly, for most of the students' essays is a nightmare and for others it paralysis their nerves during the examination. To overcome essay-phobia, following simple steps must be kept in mind while writing an essay ;

   1) An Idea/Topic

     The first and foremost point of an essay is to think about the relevant topic. One must grasp the topic before the start of an essay. Never take a fox jumping, be cool and ponder over an idea which you choose to write. Understanding the topic means qualifying for the essay.

2) Data/Information

While writing an essay you must have proper, relevant and coherent data/information about the topic.

3) Supporting Data

Apart from factual data, you must gather some supporting material, an aide to the topic. Never rely on one source of information. Always thrust your mind with more and more stuff.

4) Introduction/Opening Para

As it is said that the first impression is the last. The same point should be kept in mind while writing an essay. Opening para should be strong enough to attract the attention and taste of the reader or examiner. The first impact of your writing should compel examiner to have a positive image of your ability. Hence, do good homework for opening para.

 5) Outline/Headlines

 Experts advise not to give headlines but only outlines.

6) Sequence of Ideas

Ideas should be presented in a sequence. Disconnected ideas must be avoided.

7) Simple and short sentences

Never try to convince the examiner by expressing your ideas in lengthy sentences. Always write simple and short sentences.

8) Correct grammar

While marking grammar mistakes leave a bad image on the examiner's mind. Always use correct spelling and grammar.

9) Analysis

The most important point of the essay is your analytical approach. Don,t stick to given facts or information. Try to analyze the circumstances.

10) Facts

Provide facts only. Never off track from your topic. Don,t beat about the bush.

11) Logical and Strong Conclusion

Just like the introduction, a logical and strong conclusion also plays a vital role in securing a good percentage. Draw sound and striking conclusion.