Question

help how to make a time table for exams

Answer 1

So easy ,


you should firstly learn the main points from the helping book


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then learn all the questions from all the books , you have


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then revise diagrams

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Then in morning , revise all the things you have learnt yesterday

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Answer 2

STEP 1: GET A BLANK CALENDAR

Why should it be blank? It is time to reevaluate where you are and what there is left to learn/do before exam day.

STEP 2: WRITE DOWN ALL EXAM DATES AND PAPER/PROJECT DUE DATES

The first thing to go on this schedule should be all exam times and/or due dates for papers. You want to make sure you double and triple check that you have these dates and times correct. It doesn’t matter how much you study, if you miss the exam or paper deadline, it will be bad for your grades!

STEP 3: ASSIGN SUBJECTS TO STUDY ON EACH GIVEN DAY

I recommend the day or two before an exam, you just study for the next exam. If you have longer than a few days between exams (say a week), then you may want to mix it up a bit — studying more than one subject a day for a few days before switching to one subject a day prior to the exam.

STEP 4: DECIDE WHEN TO TAKE PRACTICE EXAMS

Practice exams are key to your exam success. You need to do as much practice as you can get your hands on. I would make sure that you include on your study schedule when you are going to take each practice exam. Don’t save them all for the last minute! You want to do them throughout your studying so you can evaluate your knowledge of the law and what you need to work on.And once you are done with your practice exams, make time to review the sample answers and get yourself as much feedback as possible.

STEP 5: DON’T FORGET TO TAKE A BREAK!

Although it may feel like time is running out, you must take a break! This can be time for a walk, yoga, or even a quiet dinner out. It is likely your exams will last for weeks, and if you don’t take time to get rest and recuperate a bit, you are likely to find yourself over-tired and burned out. That is not how you want to be going into an exam day. Feel free to include block out these breaks on your study schedule.

ASK YOURSELF THIS IMPORTANT QUESTION WHILE STUDYING FOR YOUR EXAMS.