It's the time of the year where all your efforts will be tested, and hopefully you will come out a winner. To help you do well in your exams, we are updating a series of articles and videos across our platforms about everything related to exams,ranging from topics like de-stressing to last minute revision(although we do not recommend it) and we hope for you to succeed in your examinations.
Today we'll give you a few tips in general, and tomorrow on-wards, we'll begin with detailed plans, timetables and a lot more.
Tip 1: HAVE NO FEAR!
If you have studied well, and given it your best shot, there is no need to be scared of the dreaded exams. At the end of the day, these exams are just a test of your ability and if you are confident and don't double guess yourself, you will do well.
Tip 2: DON'T STUDY WITH THE TV ON!
Today we'll give you a few tips in general, and tomorrow on-wards, we'll begin with detailed plans, timetables and a lot more.
Tip 1: HAVE NO FEAR!
If you have studied well, and given it your best shot, there is no need to be scared of the dreaded exams. At the end of the day, these exams are just a test of your ability and if you are confident and don't double guess yourself, you will do well.
Tip 2: DON'T STUDY WITH THE TV ON!
No need to explain this point. Study atmosphere has a very important role. Can anyone study well while watching TV? NO! So select a place where you feel comfortable and will not be distracted. Also you have to make sure that while you are studying a subject you are concentrating on it only, so keep the books of other subjects away from your eyesight so that you won't be upset about the things you have to learn. It is better to study early morning when everything is quiet and you can concentrate more. Concentration and focus is key.
Tip 3: DON'T BE HUNGRY!
To study well and and remain focused, you need to eat and sleep well. Your body needs its appropriate rest time and you will not be able to put in long hours without rest and food. So, EAT WELL AND SLEEP WELL!
Tip 4: WRITE, WRITE AND WRITE!
Always practice what you are learning, in writing. It gives you an estimate of how much time you will need for that particular answer, and help remember it better. Writing is always the best form of practice and is much needed for exams like Maths, Accounts and anything practical.
BEST OF LUCK
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