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Exams, be it at the entrance level, university level or even at
the school level, can be big causes of stress. The key to
performing well in the exams, apart from, studying hard,
grasping everything and retaining everything, is, being able to
study smart and in a proper manner, so that your efforts
translate into performance.
We, at NNE have tried to put forth some of the points that you,
as an exam taker should follow, with just one month to go.
Follow a Proper Schedule
Sleep early the night before, get up early the next morning,
have a proper breakfast and then study. Do not stay up late or
waste time doing something that is counter productive like
worrying about what might happen. Take out an hour or two to
relax and not think about the exams. Read, sleep, play or do
whatever you think diverts your attention away from exams.
Don’t have too much on your plate
Exercise you brain in a constructive way, and do not clutter it
with a lot of thoughts. Be clear in your mind and do not
pressure yourself to cover things that are beyond your reach.
Make realistic targets for a day. Even Rome was not built in a
day. Do not overdo things.
Do not try and study everything in a single day. Of the 5 or 6
subjects, pick up 2 or a maximum of 3 subjects and pick up a
topic or two from each and go into the depths of the topics,
instead of skimming 8-10 topics.
Mix and Match
Plan your day well. Like a good meal, it is important to have
all the essential ingredients while studying as well. Do not
have all easy subjects/topics in a day or do not over burden
yourself with topics that you find difficult. To maximize your
output, start your “study day” with a light subject for an hour
or so, once you get warmed up, take up a heavy subject or a
topic.
Study that for 2 hours or so and gradually increase the level of
preparation. For example, if you find Mathematics tough and
English easy, start your study day by reading a chapter or 2
from your NCERT literature text book for English.
After you are done with English, solve a topic from Mathematics
for 2 hours. Gradually increase the level of difficulty of the
questions you attempt. Once you are through with this exercise,
take a break for a while and resume with a topic you are
relatively comfortable with.
Solve Papers
It is often said that there is no better practice than match
practice. Solve one paper each day, preferably from 10 AM to 1
PM, in an environment as close to the one you expect at your
examination centre. After you have solved the paper, mark
yourself as per the CBSE marking scheme.
Pick a different subject for each of the five/six days. Assess
yourself at the end of the week, look at your weak areas and try
to rectify them in the weeks to follow. While solving sample
papers, make a point to solve the ones provided by the CBSE. The
papers provided by the CBSE are the closest possible papers to
the real thing available to you.
Exercise and Meditate
Exercise and meditation help improve concentration. Many of the
athletes and sports professionals regularly employ meditation
methods. Studies have found a direct correlation between
concentration exercises (meditation) and the performance level
of sports professionals.
Meditation strengthens the mind, it comes under control and is
able to provide effective guidance to the physical body to
effectively execute all its projects. Psychological Exercises
are a powerful way of improving concentration and improving
mental strength.
How to prepare if you have not done well in your pre-boards
Remember, pre-boards are an indicator, not the real thing. You
still have time to better yourself for the final frontier.
Devote more time to your weak areas and solve questions of
varying difficulty. Do not solve all easy questions or all tough
questions. While easy questions will motivate you, unable to
solve difficult questions might not be the best possible
solution. Gradually increase the level of difficulty of the
questions you are attempting, analogous to climbing a staircase.
Take sectional tests for the areas you are not comfortable with.
Once you start to feel confident with your weak areas, start
taking full length tests in a timed environment.
How to prepare if you have done well in your pre-boards
Congratulations on having performed well in your pre-board
exams, but do not lose focus. Remember that the real test is not
over, yet.
Do not be overconfident. Now that you have done well in your
pre-board exams, do not be complacent and do not be lethargic.
Treat your pre-board result like something that motivate you,
and keep bettering yourself
Solve sample papers in a timed environment and evaluate your
performance at he end of the session.
Revise the concepts of 2 or a maximum of 3 subjects.
So, when you look at it, the final month is important for
everyone. The ones who have their preparation in fourth gear can
still improve it by putting it in overdrive and the ones who
have some doubts can still improve by concentrating on their
weak areas while simultaneously focusing on their areas of
strength. During this time, the aim of a student should be to
perform to the best of his/her abilities and also concentrating
on keeping himself healthy.
Like Lord Krishna said, “Karmanye Vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu
Kadachana, Ma Karma Phala Hetur Bhurmatey Sangostva Akarmani”,
you should concentrate on performing to the best of your
abilities while not worrying much about the end results.
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Arslan11/27/2011 1:46:58 PM
Sir,i had completed my studies upto 12th class from cbse.but sir
there is misspeled in my name of 10th class documents.now i want
to clear that plz. Tel me the procdure for the same.
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Arvind kumar paswan11/27/2011 12:43:45 PM
plsease please please. . . . . . help me sir....i had passed
cbse 12 exam . but i was faild in chemistry i had cleared it
throug comptt. finally i filled up form for improvment for six
subjebts such as phy,chem,math,eng,phy ed and c.art .but cbse is
not allowing me in chemistry other than five .so plz help me how
can i solvd it i want to appear in all six subjects
arvind2coolat18@gmailcom
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VIKASH KASHYAP11/26/2011 6:57:27 PM
i had passed cbse 12 examexcluding math but i was faild in maths
i had cleared it throug comptt. finally i filled up form for
improvment for five subjebts such as phy,chem,math,eng,phy
ed.but cbse is not allowing me in math other than four .so plz
help me how can i solvd it i want to appear in all five subjects
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RICHA SHARMA11/26/2011 3:02:39 PM
I HAVE SUBMITTED CT ET-2012 FORM ON LINE ON DATE 25/11/2011MY
REG. NO IS. 6616284 . I PAID FEE TWO TIMES BY CREDIT CARD AFTER
PAY FEE CHECK SIDE FOR CONFIRMATION PAGE MASSAGE READ YOU NOT
PAID EXAM FEE . BUT I PAY FEE TWO TIMES AS PER SIDE I AM UNABLE
TO RECEIVE CONFIRMATION PAPER.PL SOLVE MY PROBLEM. WHAT CAN I DO
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Nageswara Rao Majji11/26/2011 1:40:39 PM
HOW CAN I CHANGE MY EXAMINATION CENTER OPTION?
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honey sharma11/25/2011 6:15:15 PM
I Have applying for ctet exam,My registration no.is 6605104 , i
have filled online fees for that exam by debite card At 25 Nov
2011.But on your website they don't Show that conformation of
the Fees, they show me i.e. You have not Pay the fees.Its
request to that,Please give the Guide line I am waiting for your
Favorable replyso but your site is showing non payem
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k s11/23/2011 7:05:36 PM
i wrongly enterd wrong % while filling CTET-2012
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komal11/23/2011 6:51:55 PM
i have filled the CTET-2012 form online
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rahul11/22/2011 10:02:53 AM
date sheet of 12 for 20121march- physics7 march- chem11
march-english14 march-bio22 march-maths30 march-phy edu.
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charan das11/20/2011 8:27:38 PM
i was a cbse student of 12'th class, but due to some reason i
could not clear my final exam. i want to issue a migration
certificate. so kindly tell me what docs are required for
migration certificate? thank you
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