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In 1997, the approach to studies was quite different from today's technology-driven methods. Students mostly relied on textbooks, libraries, and handwritten notes for learning. The internet was still in its early stages and not commonly available in every household or school, so online resources were very limited. Teachers played a central role in delivering knowledge, and classroom interaction was the primary mode of learning. Many students used to carry large bags filled with books and notebooks. For research, they visited libraries and spent hours reading encyclopedias, journals, and reference books. Exams were mostly descriptive, and students were encouraged to write detailed answers to showcase their understanding. Tuition classes were popular for extra help, and parents were very involved in their children's academic performance. Despite the lack of modern digital tools, the dedication to education was strong, and students learned the value of patience, hard work, and discipline.