EXAM TIPS
1.
Use your revision time effectively. Prepare
a revision time table.
2. When is your energy level
the highest. This is the time to tackle the
difficult bits.
3. Do not postpone the difficult topics.
4. Attend to routine things like tidying up, at low energy times of the day.
5. Do not just read. Make notes. In fact summarizing and condensing notes
focuses your mind.
6. Discuss topics, after having revised them, with your classmates.
7. Use diagrammatic representation where ever possible. You may find this
easier to retain.
8. Take a 5 minutes break after every 40 minutes (Certainly after an hour!).
9. Take a longer break after every 3 hours of study.
10. Eat well.
11. Play some game when you find time. This helps you relax.
12. Do your best during the revision
13. On the examination day, do not worry, even if you feel that you remember
nothing! Give it your best shot, you will be able to recall once the questions
are in front of you.
14. Answer all questions. Ensure that you plan your time well during the
examination.
15. Before you leave home ensure you have all necessary stationery—pencils,
erasers, sharpener, and most importantly your exam slip.
16. Don’t waste time. If you get stuck on a question because it seems difficult
or confusing, move on to the next and return to the tough questions after.
17. Use extra time to review your solutions.
18. Most importantly, remain positive.
3. Do not postpone the difficult topics.
4. Attend to routine things like tidying up, at low energy times of the day.
5. Do not just read. Make notes. In fact summarizing and condensing notes
focuses your mind.
6. Discuss topics, after having revised them, with your classmates.
7. Use diagrammatic representation where ever possible. You may find this
easier to retain.
8. Take a 5 minutes break after every 40 minutes (Certainly after an hour!).
9. Take a longer break after every 3 hours of study.
10. Eat well.
11. Play some game when you find time. This helps you relax.
12. Do your best during the revision
13. On the examination day, do not worry, even if you feel that you remember
nothing! Give it your best shot, you will be able to recall once the questions
are in front of you.
14. Answer all questions. Ensure that you plan your time well during the
examination.
15. Before you leave home ensure you have all necessary stationery—pencils,
erasers, sharpener, and most importantly your exam slip.
16. Don’t waste time. If you get stuck on a question because it seems difficult
or confusing, move on to the next and return to the tough questions after.
17. Use extra time to review your solutions.
18. Most importantly, remain positive.
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