Pre-Preparation
For Examination
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Attend
school or college regularly, which helps you to know what is
exactly required from examiner's point of view.
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Depend
on your talent & memory power & accordingly begin with
your preparation.
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Stay
calm, avoid over stress & tension of examination.
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Sleep
well, previous night of exam.
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Wake
up early on the day of exam.
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Don't
rush for any crash courses or last minute study material unnecessarily.
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Prepare
your studying schedule well in advance giving more weight-age
to difficult subjects & as far as possible stick to it.
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Keeping
less time for study is not bad, but during that less time be
very sincere in studying.
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In
leisure time it is advisable to take rest & have a good
sleep or meditate.
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Spent
some time in watching T.V, listening music, playing or any other
activities you like.
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You
can select places like terrace, library, your room or any other
silent place where you won't get disturbed by anybody to study.
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Higher
the degree of concentration, more the knowledge absorbed &
better the memory.
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Have
a questioning mind to excite your own thinking.
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Re-inforce
the poorly learnt areas.
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For
studying, pick up difficult part first & for a change shift
to easier part of portion.
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Accompain
your learning with slow, soft, rythmetic music, if you have
liking for it.
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Group
study is preferable if you have good study circle.
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Once
you get the timetable start revision for last exam at least
45 days in advance, so that you get approx. 3 days before your
first exam to get prepared for it.
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Prepare
key words for your answer by taking first letters of each points
of the answer.
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Revise
entire syllabours by closing the eyes while sitting in a comfortable
posture.
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Form
funny associations to the answer for it's easy remembering.
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Tips
to be remembered on the day of exam
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Carefully
carry all the requirements like I-card/hall ticket, calculator
(if needed), ball pens, pencils, ruler, etc....
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Spent
at least first 5 - 7 minutes in reading the question paper properly.
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Always
first attempt objective questions or grammar in language.
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Than
attempt the questions with which you are well prepared.
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After
you get the paper pattern allot time for each question according
to their marks. If you can't finish with certain questions within
time allotted, leave it & start with new question.
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As
far as possible convey your answer by highlihted points or image/graphic
rather than long explaination.
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Always
start main question with new page.
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Use
pensil or any light coloured scatch pen rather than red pen/scatch
pen.
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Draw
margins on left & right side.
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Length
of answer depends on marks allotted.
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Maintain
reasonable speed of writing from the beginning.
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If
possible recheck your paper before submission.
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Avoid
copying from another's paper as that person's answer could be
wrong.
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As
per the instruction tie your answer sheets with extra blank
sheet (if you think you need it) ten minute before final bell.
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Have
physical & mental rest or do prayer or some kind of meditation
for 15 minutes before you enter examination hall to keep mind
calm.
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Don't
discuss the question paper with your friends after exam as it
may cause nervousness & tension if you have attempted any
question improperly & hence it may affect your preparation
for next paper.
- In exams it is advisable to go with regular ballpen instead
of new one, as you are use to it so that you can write quickly
& without any discomfort.
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