prakharkanpur
Prakhar Srivastava
If you ask students what they dislike most about school/college life, probably nine out of ten students will say - ‘exams’. The reason is pretty obvious. Students spend days and nights slogging over books preparing for exams. Once the exams are over, they spend their time agonising over the results. More so if it happens to be an entrance exam. MBA entrances seem to have gained popularity of late. Everyone seems to be going for them these days. Quite a few of the aspirants are clear about their objective and go towards it with a proper action plan. Many others are just putting their luck to test, or are confused on how to go about preparing.
If you are a student planning to take the entrance, follow the steps below and exams will no longer torment you--
Step 1: Start early
Step 2: Be clear about the sections
Step 3: Find out what you are comfortable with
Step 4: Formulate a plan
Step 5: Execute the plan
A few more tips . . .
• Before the exam day, make sure you have everything you need. Double check before leaving for the examination hall. If you are writing an exam that requires you to carry a hall ticket or an ID card, then make sure that you have it with you. The worst possible start you can give yourself is to arrive for the exam without the things needed to write the exam.
• It is important to relax. Don’t indulge in last minute reading. You will gain nothing, on the contrary you will get more nervous.
• Reach the exam hall well before time so that you have plenty of time to settle down.
• Read the question paper very carefully. Do not forget to read the instructions. Don’t assume that the model of the question paper will be same as last year.
• Attempt the easier questions first. That way you can allocate more time for the difficult questions.
• Manage your time efficiently. You must attempt all the questions in the stipulated time.
• Write your name and roll number legibly and neatly. Do not scribble. Avoid scratch marks on the paper.
• If you have some time left in the end then revise your answers once. Verify the numerical calculations.
• Follow the other instructions properly
If you are a student planning to take the entrance, follow the steps below and exams will no longer torment you--
Step 1: Start early
Step 2: Be clear about the sections
Step 3: Find out what you are comfortable with
Step 4: Formulate a plan
Step 5: Execute the plan
A few more tips . . .
• Before the exam day, make sure you have everything you need. Double check before leaving for the examination hall. If you are writing an exam that requires you to carry a hall ticket or an ID card, then make sure that you have it with you. The worst possible start you can give yourself is to arrive for the exam without the things needed to write the exam.
• It is important to relax. Don’t indulge in last minute reading. You will gain nothing, on the contrary you will get more nervous.
• Reach the exam hall well before time so that you have plenty of time to settle down.
• Read the question paper very carefully. Do not forget to read the instructions. Don’t assume that the model of the question paper will be same as last year.
• Attempt the easier questions first. That way you can allocate more time for the difficult questions.
• Manage your time efficiently. You must attempt all the questions in the stipulated time.
• Write your name and roll number legibly and neatly. Do not scribble. Avoid scratch marks on the paper.
• If you have some time left in the end then revise your answers once. Verify the numerical calculations.
• Follow the other instructions properly