- Know what is asked
– Get the hang of the types of questions asked (Sample Papers)
– Don’t confuse with what is important in which subject - Control Mistakes:
– Calculation Mistakes, Reading Mistakes & Comprehension Mistakes constitutes 30 to 40% of marks lost in an exam - Manage the allotted time well:
– Attempt easy questions first (Finish what you know first)
– Skip tough questions. Don’t waste time on a particular question. Come back to them if you have time. - Keep your calm
– A tough paper is tough for everyone. So don’t get hassled
– An easy paper is easy for everyone. So don’t get excited - Coping with Daily Stress:
– Sleep well (Six to Seven hours)
– Don’t study long hours
– Exercise or play games regularly
– Keep yourself organized
– Plan your tasks well - Coping with Examination Stress:
– Start making weekly schedules to finish syllabus
– First pick important topics: Prioritize
– Do not over study
– Take short breaks after one hour of study
– All have equal brains. Do not underestimate yourself
– Replace negative thoughts with positive thoughts
– Be focused on your objective - Define Your Syllabus Units:
– Divide syllabus into small units comfortable with you - Prioritize The Syllabus Units:
– Divide the chapters into
• Secure Zone (60%)
• Relax Zone (30%)
• Topper’s Zone (10%)
• Change But Do Not Give Up
– If you get bored with one topic, change to a new topic. Then come back to it and finish to the last word of the chapter. - Revision/Quizzing:
– Must revise/quiz yourself on the chapter after finishing it. Give 15 minutes in the exam to revise the answer sheet.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Examination Tips
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