EXAM TIPS FOR WRITING SUBJECTS

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1. Please do not write answers accordingly to number of pages / words. Write answers according to time. If you follow time you can attempt all the questions and you can avoid last minutes hurry. 


2. Don't forget to carry your watch. 


3. Now make a practice at home that how much can you write within the alloted time for each questions with speed and taking care of good handwriting. Accordingly you should write in exam. 


4. Remember quality is important and not quantity. 


5. Those who are studying for knowledge must finish all the chapters thoroughly. 


6. Those who are studying as per exam point of view; just finish at least last years question papers.


7. You should prefer blue ball pen to write description. While you can use black ball pen to write headings. Please avoid green or red pens. You can underline the sentences / words you want to emphasize. 


8. Write section and question number properly and readable. Change the page for a new question to attempt. 


9. Write your answers point wise and with clear concept.  


10. To create a positive image in Evaluator's  eyes, starting of your every answer must be impressive. 


11. Please don't try to fool the evaluator. They are experienced and having sound subject knowledge. Their eyes always falls on the words / sentenced where you have done mistakes. 


12. If you are targeting 80% marks, your preparation must be for 90% marks.


13. Try to write in small sentences. Avoid spelling mistakes. Write in your own language. Bookish language is not considered standard. 


14. A day before exam you must revise the syllabus and practice at least a previous question paper. This will make your consistency and you can evaluate your strength and weakness. Then accordingly you can follow in the exam hall. 


15. Group study is always helpful. Make a group discuss the important questions and topics. 


16. Reach the exam center at least 10-15 minutes in advance to avoid unnecessary stress. 


17. Before going to exam you are advised to do things you are passionate in. For example; if you love to listen music, so listen couple of favourite songs. This will make you happy, fresh and energetic. 


18. During exam: Don't be nervous or stressed. Just be confident and repeat the words "YES I CAN". 


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