Naushaad V Moosa

CIGII Yanbu

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MANIK SARKAR
 The 69-year-old CM,
 who is homeless (has
been staying in CM's
official quarters for 20
years now),
 started off his
campaign this election
with just Rs 1520 cash
in hand.

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Adv.Ranjini
 Kerala Assembly
lauds efforts of
Ranjini, daughter
who saved life of
man

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Why… we cant….?
 Strain and Stress
 Parents Vs Friends
 Relation and Happiness

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Note
 Fear
 Anxiety
 Prepare-be confident-kick anxiety out
 Perceive negatives from outside
 Irrational thought about future
 Negative thoughts
 Low results

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PRE EXAM

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Time table – a must
 In your time table give some extra time
for difficult subjects.
 Make “SANDWITCH”
 Practice regularly
 Failing to prepare is preparing to fail.

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Take short breaks
 Take short breaks while studying.
 Do not study continuously for more
than 40 to 50 minutes
 Light exercises
 Practice TPR

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Sleep well
 Good sleep is essential for good
memory.
 So do not skip sleep especially during
the exam days.
 Sleep for at least six - eight hours.

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No junk food please
 Eat nutritious diet for brain’s
performance.
 grains, nuts, fruits, vegetables and milk
 No junk food please.
 Also avoid outside food during
examinations.

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When to study
 Learning in the morning is better, as
your mind is stress free and fresh.

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Sit in a proper posture
 Sit in a comfortable and proper
posture while studying.

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No distraction please
 Avoid use of mobile phone, viewing
television ,social media ,youtube etc.
as these will be cause for distraction
while studying.

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Practice – Practice - Practice
 Practice previous year papers.

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Refresh brain
 Drink sufficient water at regular
intervals to refresh brain (food for brain
is water and oxygen)
 Do breathing exercise at least twice

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Check examination time table
 Check examination time table, important
topics on the examination day

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Go with care
 Check hall ticket and stationery items to
be taken to examination hall

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Breakfast a must
 Remember to take break fast before
leaving home.

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Reach venue in advance
 Arrive at the examination hall 30 to 45
minutes before commencement of
examination.

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No fear and tension
 Keep yourself cool and calm.
 Avoid feeling of anxiety and tension.
 Have deep breathing before leaving for
the examination hall
 Prayer is best medicine

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Avoid discussions
 Do not discuss anything
 with other friends/students
 about what you have studied
 or what you have omitted etc.

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Read question paper
 Read question paper carefully in the
given 10 minutes time.

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Register number
 Write your register number in
 your question paper
 answer sheet
 every additional sheet (page# also)

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While answering
 multiple choice questions
 write the option and
 the answer against the question number in
the answer sheet.
 Never mix up sections while answering.

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How to attempt questions
 Attempt question in given order and
number the question correctly.
 Try to answer questions which you are
confident first.
 Answer remaining questions keeping
time available in mind.
 Do not leave any question unanswered..

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Manage time
 Check number of questions
 And fix time for each
 And keep time
 Do now

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No rewriting please
 Avoid striking and rewriting of answers.
 Presentation should be neat and
precise.
 Legible writing ensures better scores.
Underline important points.
 Diagrams should precede explanation.
 Remember a picture worth a thousand
words!

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Diagrams
 Diagrams should be neatly drawn with a
dark pencil
 and the size of the diagram should be
optimum.
 Labeling of the diagrams should be
done neatly.

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For detailed answers
 Include
 Introduction/principle,
 diagram, description,
 necessary equations,
 derivation, result,
 advantages/disadvantages

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Rough working
 Wherever required working should be
done at the bottom of the answer sheet.
 Or it can be a separate sheet

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To enhance value
 Underline
 definitions,
 important points
 and technical jargons.
 Use sub-titles
 Do not write more than 18 lines and less
than 13 lines, per page.

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POST EXAM

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After the exam
 After completing the exam
 move out silently without disturbing the
others
 and never wait for your friends outside
the gate for discussion

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 Do not worry about previous
examinations.
Concentrate on current or future
examinations.

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All the best

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