- Be aware of your strengths and weaknesses
Every student should know his strengths and weaknesses
before starting the preparation. As it is difficult to excel in all topics, there
are topics in which each individual feels confident about. Students should try
to cover up topics they feel confident about first, as it boosts their
confidence.
2.Refer fewer books for theory
As students have a habit to refer multiple books for
theory, it harms them more than benefiting them. Every book explains topics
differently so students get confused among various descriptions styles. Students
should try to follow 1 or 2 at most, books from good authors.
3.Create a practical study plan
Students tend to plan more and execute less. Competitive exams like CAT, MAT, CMAT etc can be really challenging if not prepared with a practical stratergy. Create a practical
study plan. Know how much syllabus you can cover in a day. Give more time to
topics you find difficult and keep some buffer time as well.
4.Previous year questions are the key
For the last month students should focus on solving
the previous year questions. As these are the questions that were previously
asked it gives an idea of the difficulty level of questions. also aim for solving
the previous year questions in the same time frame as the actual exam ,as it
will help students to develop a time management strategy for actual exam.
5.Utilize technique of elimination
Utilize method of elimination. Begin by taking out 2
choices which have minimal possibility of being right. In some cases,
regardless of the questions, the facts contained in the choices itself can be
utilized to solve. Choosing a last answer out of 2 is easier and in some cases
one can use intuitions as well.
6.Use shortcuts
Every student must memorize shortcuts which they can
to prepare for entrance exams. Be it for remembering formulas or memorizing
charts, using short cuts saves your time. There are some standard shortcuts
which you can memorize into but creating your own would be a great idea as well
because you will remember it better.
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