Exam Time: How to prepare for pre-boards?

Exam Time: How to prepare for pre-boards?:- Well, pre–boards are around the corner and everybody would want to score well in the exams right? So instead of burning midnight fuel just a few days before the exams, one should start preparing in advance. So here, One World News brings to you some important pointers that you should keep in mind while preparing for the exams.

1. Plan everything smartly

Ensure that you give the required amount of time to each and every subject based on your proficiency and the broadness of the syllabus.

While planning, ensure that you take an account of each chapter and each topic in that chapter.

A simple way to plan your schedule could be to start preparing for examination in the reverse order, that is, prepare first for the last exam such that you start preparing for the first exam just about 2 weeks before the date of the examination.

2. Study prescribed textbooks thoroughly

There are very little chances of questions outside from your prescribed textbooks.

Ensure that you are thorough with each concept and topic in your assigned textbook.

Most importantly, do not ignore diagrams, tables or graphs in your textbooks as there are high chances of questions being asked about them

3. Solve previous year’s question papers

Try to solve at least 10 of those previous year’s question papers to get an idea of the question paper’s pattern and important questions.

Solving the previous year’s papers helps you to get exam-ready because you find a majority of questions being repeated over the number of years.

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4. Stress on important points and formulas

Memorizing important formulas, notes and dates are essential for all subjects.

Make sure that you learn all of them by-heart before the exam.

Write down the important points, formulas, theorems, definitions on flash cards that are easy to carry along in your pocket or wallet. You can have a look at them every time you have a free moment.

5. Time in your efforts

Get an idea as to how much time you need to give an answer to a particular question.

This will help you know if you need to concentrate on your speed or accuracy.

Finding out how much time you spend on a particular question will also help you to know your strengths and weaknesses.

Once you are done with that, stress more on your weak areas.

6. Study in a group for once in a while

It is always good to study in groups.

It will also help you get your doubts clear by your friends who might know how to solve a particular question that you find difficult to solve.

Studying in a group also helps you improve your exam preparation and efforts.

If you have left out a few portion of the syllabus purposefully, your group study can tell you. Moreover, spending time with your friends will also help you feel refreshed.