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2007-01-05 04:04:22 · 2 answers · asked by surshi b 1 in Education & Reference Studying Abroad

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be relax ..have a great breath and study this will help for concentration or play some games like tenis or golf so that you can increase concentration ,that will help for your studies so that you can study with well specified manner

2007-01-05 04:10:02 · answer #1 · answered by bs.adarsh 1 · 0 0

EXAMINATION TIPS
Get a normal night’s sleep before the examination date
Reach exam centre early and relax or discuss with close friends
Read the question paper and the instructions thoroughly. Mark the questions which you find you can answer.
Ask the invigilator for clarifications, if any.
Make a rough time scheme and decide how much time you should allot to each question.
Leave 15 minutes at the end to review the answers and make corrections, as needed.
Before you start on any particular question, make sure you understand it/interpret it correctly.
Answer the easiest and shortest question first.
Answers should be brief and conforming to what is asked in the question.
Clearly understand the difference between the usages Define, Distinguish, Compare, List, Enumerate, Explain, Write short notes on, Differentiate, Sketch and explain etc.
If you get stuck up , proceed to the next question and come back at the end if there is time.
Leave a margin of 3 cm at the left side of the answer sheet, if there is no printed margin.
Mark the question numbers clearly in the left margin.
ORGANISE YOUR ANSWER SHEET: write legibly; use reasonably large size letters; don’t cram; space the lines reasonably apart; use a lined sheet below the answer sheet to ensure steady writing; use pen or dot pen with reasonably thick writing point; use blue black ink; do not use washable ink; use pencil and instruments for drawing figures, tables etc.

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Memory techniques:

ORGANISE IT

Learn from the general to the specific.
Scan through the whole book and get an idea of the course content. Then start learning chapter by chapter or section by section.

Make it meaningful.
How much this mechanics course relates to your goal of becoming a mechanical engineer?
When the information helps you to get something you want, it is easier to remember that.

Create associations
Think of something related to the topic and create associations with it. This helps the memory process.

USE YOUR BODY

Learn it once, actively.
Involve your body the first time you learn something. Sit up, sit on the edge of your chair or walk while studying. Some believe that the brain works better in a standing position.



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2007-01-05 14:00:02 · answer #2 · answered by tinstin007 3 · 0 0

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