Ok Then, This is some tips for preparing for taking Exam:-
- Set an objective for each study session, but keep it attainable. It's far more rewarding to cross items off a list than to add them on. Setting your goals smaller means you have a higher chance of making them, and the sense of satisfaction and enthusiasm you’ll get from reaching each goal will drive you forward. Set the goal at the start of each study session and not some time in advance. By doing it this way you’ll have a better ‘feel’ for how you’re mentally prepared on the day to deal with whatever goal you set yourself.
- Take regular breaks, but maintain your focus during those breaks. You, above all people, will know what easily distracts you, so during your break avoid anything that is likely to get you sidetracked and make you lose focus.
- Don’t force the issue if you’re having difficulty concentrating. It’s quality study time that you need not quantity. When you find yourself in one of those ‘flat spots’ and you just can't quite get going, try studying for just 5 minutes and then taking a break for 5 minutes. Try to build up the study time gradually while keeping the breaks at 5 minutes until you're back in your regular routine. If you still can't keep your mind on the job then simply close the books and go and do something else. Forcing it won't help.
- Don't feel that you have to be studying all the time. You’ll study much more effectively if you have rest periods in between solid studying days, but only if you don’t get a ‘guilt-trip’ for not hitting the books. Try to unwind from studying as totally as you can, and you’ll come back feeling refreshed and rearing to go.
