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Does doing well in your commerce exams show an employer you're ready to do the work? Take an accounting problem from class. Solving it shows you know the method. Using that idea to answer a business question asks more: can you apply it and explain what your result means? That's the gap between knowing a concept and putting it to work. Practical learning means using what you study in a task. Take that accounting exercise, apply its idea to a business question, and explain your answer. This complements subject knowledge; it doesn't replace it. The shift: ask not just what you know, but what you can do with it-and show. Now you have a result to discuss or show an employer. So, are exam results enough? No, not on their own. Apply a class exercise to a business task and show your result. That makes your ability visible, not a job guarantee.