● Keep all your exam kit(admit card, 2-3 black pens etc.) in a bag or cover so that you don't feel hurry at last time.
● Have two copies of your admit card.
● Leave your question paper at the exam hall itself so that you won't think about it when you r retiring to ur room (or) as and when you see it.
● Tell all ur frnds to do the above so that you won't have any discussion in your room / hostel.
● Don't think about exams that are over as you can't change ur past. If u think abt them,it will have impact on ur upcoming exams also.
● Don't leave exam hall before 3 hours. Even if you don't know anything, write something that u remember after seeing the question (that might be u listened in ur lectures or in ur friend's group discussion). You will feel bad when you came to know that that was the correct answer.
● If you have bad handwriting, then congrats. Don't try to change your hand writing now. If you try to do so, you will end up with attempting only upto 60 to 75.
● Don't read till last minute. Don't take books to ur exam center.
● Don't read compulsory qn 1st. If it is tough, then you will loose ur confidence. Come from the last.
● In your first 15 minutes time when question paper was given, read question paper thoroughly and underline twisted points and write down the order of qns in which you wish to write so that you won't have any confusion in those 3 hours.
● For 16 marks problems, if you can't complete it even after 25 minutes, leave space to complete it and move to the next question. Complete it only when you have time after writing all others.
● Don't ignore theory questions in practical papers such as accounts and costing. They are time savers and you can get good marks by attempting them.
● Don't think about formats. It is enough if you draw "T" for account and write the title and mention Dr. and Cr. and move on.
● Don't sleep for less than 6 hours as it will have impact in ur exam hall and in ur further exam preparation.
● Don't go exam hall without having food. Even if you know whole question paper, you should have energy to write with speed and enthusiasm.
● Start your journey to exam hall so that you can be there in exam hall by 1:20 pm.
● Don't spend more than 30 minutes over a question.
Finally I conclude with the quote that I believe in "More sweat in practice, less blood in war."
Wish you all the best for your exams. May all your sacrifices turn to fruitful results.
From
Pavankalyan.
~~~ JAI HIND ~~~
● Have two copies of your admit card.
● Leave your question paper at the exam hall itself so that you won't think about it when you r retiring to ur room (or) as and when you see it.
● Tell all ur frnds to do the above so that you won't have any discussion in your room / hostel.
● Don't think about exams that are over as you can't change ur past. If u think abt them,it will have impact on ur upcoming exams also.
● Don't leave exam hall before 3 hours. Even if you don't know anything, write something that u remember after seeing the question (that might be u listened in ur lectures or in ur friend's group discussion). You will feel bad when you came to know that that was the correct answer.
● If you have bad handwriting, then congrats. Don't try to change your hand writing now. If you try to do so, you will end up with attempting only upto 60 to 75.
● Don't read till last minute. Don't take books to ur exam center.
● Don't read compulsory qn 1st. If it is tough, then you will loose ur confidence. Come from the last.
● In your first 15 minutes time when question paper was given, read question paper thoroughly and underline twisted points and write down the order of qns in which you wish to write so that you won't have any confusion in those 3 hours.
● For 16 marks problems, if you can't complete it even after 25 minutes, leave space to complete it and move to the next question. Complete it only when you have time after writing all others.
● Don't ignore theory questions in practical papers such as accounts and costing. They are time savers and you can get good marks by attempting them.
● Don't think about formats. It is enough if you draw "T" for account and write the title and mention Dr. and Cr. and move on.
● Don't sleep for less than 6 hours as it will have impact in ur exam hall and in ur further exam preparation.
● Don't go exam hall without having food. Even if you know whole question paper, you should have energy to write with speed and enthusiasm.
● Start your journey to exam hall so that you can be there in exam hall by 1:20 pm.
● Don't spend more than 30 minutes over a question.
Finally I conclude with the quote that I believe in "More sweat in practice, less blood in war."
Wish you all the best for your exams. May all your sacrifices turn to fruitful results.
From
Pavankalyan.
~~~ JAI HIND ~~~
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