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    1) The document provides tips for managing time effectively during exams and maximizing study time. It breaks down how time is typically spent in a semester and emphasizes the importance of proper time management. 2) Specific study tips are outlined, including choosing a dedicated study space, focusing on one subject at a time, taking regular breaks, and using techniques like note-taking and self-testing. 3) The document also provides advice for during exams, such as reading questions carefully, developing an outline before writing, using clear handwriting and formatting, and focusing answers on the relevant topics. Overall, the goal of the document is to help students make the most of their limited time.

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    1) The document provides tips for managing time effectively during exams and maximizing study time. It breaks down how time is typically spent in a semester and emphasizes the importance of proper time management. 2) Specific study tips are outlined, including choosing a dedicated study space, focusing on one subject at a time, taking regular breaks, and using techniques like note-taking and self-testing. 3) The document also provides advice for during exams, such as reading questions carefully, developing an outline before writing, using clear handwriting and formatting, and focusing answers on the relevant topics. Overall, the goal of the document is to help students make the most of their limited time.

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    1) The document provides tips for managing time effectively during exams and maximizing study time. It breaks down how time is typically spent in a semester and emphasizes the importance of proper time management. 2) Specific study tips are outlined, including choosing a dedicated study space, focusing on one subject at a time, taking regular breaks, and using techniques like note-taking and self-testing. 3) The document also provides advice for during exams, such as reading questions carefully, developing an outline before writing, using clear handwriting and formatting, and focusing answers on the relevant topics. Overall, the goal of the document is to help students make the most of their limited time.

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    Study and Exam Techniques

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    1) The document provides tips for managing time effectively during exams and maximizing study time. It breaks down how time is typically spent in a semester and emphasizes the importance of proper time management. 2) Specific study tips are outlined, including choosing a dedicated study space, focusing on one subject at a time, taking regular breaks, and using techniques like note-taking and self-testing. 3) The document also provides advice for during exams, such as reading questions carefully, developing an outline before writing, using clear handwriting and formatting, and focusing answers on the relevant topics. Overall, the goal of the document is to help students make the most of their limited time.

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    1

    Is Exam a PROBLEM??
    OR
    an Opportunity

    2
    Thinking Big
    Never small
    Either win or loss
    Being Grateful
    Learning from Insect of Wine

    3
    Area Time spent in a semester Total time
    Total semester duration 3 months 2232 Hours

    Sleeping 7*31*3 651

    Eating 1.5*31*3 140

    Write ups, Graphic sheets 1.5*31*3 140

    College 7*31*3 651

    Playing, Seeing videos, Time pass 1*31*3 93

    Phone calls, whatsapp, facebook.. 1*31*3 93

    Submission 4 Hours

    Home Visits 10 days 240 hours


    Time Remained for Study only 220 hrs for 5 subjects, means 44 hrs
    for one subject (If you don’t waste time)
     Does work at same time
     Does study at Fixed Place
     Does short session with regular breaks
     Regular study schedule
     Daily notes revision
     Does not postpone work
     Does not get distracted (what’sapp etc.)
     Does not need motivation 7
    8
    Noisy Telephone Traffic
    Roommates Calls Noises

    Surprises The PUBG,


    Internet Subway Surf

    Television Sports What’sapp,


    Facebook
    etc.
    CLEAR YOUR VISION
    You are the driver, not the passenger.

    CREATE YOUR MISSION


    Decide where you want to go and draw up a map to reach
    your goals and destination.

    TIME MANAGEMENT
    Get there! Don’t let the diversions take you off the course
     I need more time!

     I want to enjoy my life more. I’m always running


    around. I never have time for myself.

     I am always in crisis because I postpone.

     There’s too much stress!

     There’s too much to do — and it’s all good. How do I


    choose?

     If working harder, smarter, and faster won’t solve it,


    what will ?
    (1) Doing URGENT things – that demand our
    immediate attention.

    (2) Doing IMPORTANT things – that really matter to


    us and satisfy us the most!
    IMPORTANT

    1.Quadrant of Action 2.Quadrant of Quality

    IMPORTANT BUT NOT


    URGENT & IMPORTANT
    URGENT
    DO IT!
    PLAN IT!

    URGENT NOT URGENT

    3.Quadrant of Deception 4.Quadrant of Waste


    URGENT BUT NOT
    NOT URGENT & NOT
    IMPORTANT
    IMPORTANT
    DELEGATE IT!
    BIN IT!
    NEGOTIATE IT! NOT IMPORTANT
    Shrink Q1 by procrastinating less.

    Say no to Q3 activities.

    Cut down on Q4, slacker activities.


    • Great Motivation: Isack Newtons
    • Vyavasayatmika budhi
    • Do Your duty nicely: Arjun fought
    • Karma and Phala

    17
    • Give up wrong association:
    Manthara and Shakuni

    • Learn to struggle: Kurukshetra


    • Regulated life: Yuktahar Viharasya
    20
    S TU DY

    21
    • S :-Specific
    • M :-Measurable
    • A :-Achievable
    • R :-Relevant
    • T :-Time Bound
    • (eg take a Topic from the thermodynamics which
    you can do in a slot of time completing which you
    feel accomplished)
    PLAN IT WEEKS AHEAD
    PLAN A STUDY SESSION FOR EACH OF
    SUBJECT 5 OR 6 DAYS A WEEK
    SESSIONS SHOULD BE FROM 1 -3 hrs
    with short break after every hour
    Avoid late hours
    Plan relaxation in your time table
    23
    • ALWAYS IN THE SAME PLACE
    • CHOOSE A WARM, LIGHT, WELL
    VENTILATED ROOM
    • AWAY FROM OTHER
    DISTRACTIONS

    24
     REMOVE IRRELEVANT & UNWANTED STIMULI, E.G.
    NOISE, HUNGER, COLD
     PUT ASIDE OTHER PRESSING MATTERS BY LISTING OR
    TIMETABLE THEM
     SUPPRESS UNWANTED THOUGHTS BY QUICKLY SWITCHING
    TO TOPICS UNDER STUDY
     KEEP YOUR VOCATIONAL AIM IN MIND
     SET CLEAR & REALISTIC GOALS
     PROGRESS CHECK FOR EACH SESSION

    25
    DURING EXAM
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    Read question and nothing but the question.
    Note any special requirement like graphs, tables etc.
    Take time to think that will help you to logical &
    well structured answer.
    4-5 min should be given to think through key
    points(about 8) will suffice.

    27
    Present with PARAGRAPHED material having
    underlined things.
    Answer should have proper introduction, middle
    part and conclusion.
    Watch grammar, handwriting & spelling mistake
    In numerate subject you will get marks for steps
    even if answer is wrong
    Use labelled diagrams
    Use listing techniques with numbered points.
    28
    • It shows full coverage of paper.
    • Greater chance of passing
    • Leave space at end of each answer for new ideas.
    • Start new question on new page.

    • Marks decided by the 2 FACTORS:


    – WHAT YOU ANSWERED
    – HOW YOU ANSWERED 29
    • Avoid IRRELEVANCE answers
    • Examiners want pertinent fact and theory
    related to the question
    • Don’t use tautological sentence.
    -e.g. ACCRUED EXPENSES ARE
    EXPENSES WHICH ARE ACCRUED

    • Identify important definitions for each


    subject and by heart it. 30
     Pleasing arrangement
     Black and sharp ink
     Font should large & clear enough to read
     Apt the sub-headings to attract attention for main
    divisions of chapter
     First impression should be good cover page shouls
    bold and neat enough.
     Don’t use colored ink for the numbers.
     Write answers number in margin boldly and
    clearly
     Use short sentences and small paragraphs.
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     Never appeal to examiner.
     Examiners have to work under severe handicaps:
    1. Noisy surroundings
    2. Long hours of continuous correction.
    3. Eye strain
    4. Cramped or uncomfortable postures
    5. Monotonous working
    6. Irrelevant or moody temprament

    32
    • Pray to Supreme God for the success in the
    examination
    • If you follow the study and exam tips
    properly, you can be sure that you are fully
    prepared for the examination
    • Do your best and leave rest on GOD!

    All the BEST!


    33
    Mantra
    Meditation

    Hare Krishna Hare Krishna


    Krishna Krishna Hare Hare
    Hare Rama Hare Rama
    Rama Rama Hare Hare
    Thank you for your valuable time

    Any Questions?

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