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Originally Posted by Unregistered please sent me exam tips

What i see in most of the present day generation of students is that even though they study pretty hard, they still complain of getting very low grades. So what i suggest to the student community at large is First of All Be Fearless !!! Get over the "Exam Phobia" in other Terms.

Now this is very Important! Selecting a Proper Environment for your studies which makes you comfortable to concentrate perfectly is the most important Factor. Be it listening to Music/ Watching TV/ Sitting Alone (usually the best thing that one prefers to do) / be it any atmosphere of your choice , but only factor which you have to take care of is the Concentration Factor.

Now here comes the most counting Factor while studying or should i say while solving or giving an exam? ha ha.. Anyways, So you can't neglect this part and here are certain personal tips:
♫ Early morning study helps you a lot. It freshens up the mind (you can even start out with a cup of tea/Coffee to get re-energised) because everythings perfectly calm and peaceful!
♫ While you are stuck up with a particular subject, Keep the books related to other ones "aside" till you are done with it. Or else you shall lose your concentration on that particular subject.
♫ Now here comes a very personal opinion( you can just try it out and feel the difference ) : Study facing North-East! This position is believed to increase the positive energy & increase your concentration manifold!!!
♫ Sit Straight and Erect making sure that your spinal cord is straight.

Just Another Important Factor. A recent Study shows that A Minimum of 6 hrs sleep is mandatory for students. And trust me, Fasting/ Night-outs just before the exam day doesn't help much. And taking this for granted, don't doze off in plenty. Just maximise yourself for a period of 8 hrs, and strictly not more than that.

Presentation is Very Very Important. Whatever you have toiled hard and studied will just go Waste if you fail to present your answers well. Here are certain points to keep in mind:

• The teachers don't have enough time to go through the entire script. They just try to search for Points. So try to present your answers in points.

• Handwriting also plays an important role in your presentation.

• Try to underline the important points.

• You might have as well heard of this qoute: "First Impression is the Best Impression." So, try to answer the ones which you are thorough with and then later come back to ones you are less confident with.

Remember-"There is No Shortcut To SUCCESS!"