How to Prepare for a competitive exam?

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How to Prepare for a competitive exam?

Preparing for a competitive exam can be a game changer in life. It can open a brand new door in your life to a bright and rewarding career. 

Here we have compiled a list of 8 Activities which when done during the preparation cause problems and can devoid you from the best results.

1. Relying completely on a friend

Candidates need to realize that since they are giving the exam, they are solely responsible for the preparations as well. Complete reliance on external people like teachers, tutors, mentors, friends, etc. isn’t going to help them a lot in the long run. The first thrust needs to come from within. Help should be pursued only when it’s needed. So make sure you don’t rely too much on your friends or peers.

2. Planning, Procrastinating but NOT implementing

Most students think and take hours planning and making timetable like:

“I will do this and this tomorrow and complete all of these sums within this and this time.”

Planning is a very essential thing but it turns futile if it is not put into action. Most students plan a lot, but ultimately when the situation calls for the most, they fail to turn their plans into action

“ I planned to study at 7 is now 7:10 alas it’s too late now let begin at 8:00.”

And the cycle repeats itself. So don’t just plan and procrastinate, try your best to implement it into action to benefit in the long run.

3. Collecting hordes of study material

Collecting hordes and hordes of textbooks and other study materials may not do the job well

4. Not studying smart

Preparation of an exam is a time bound game and one who doesn't plan is bound to lose. One needs to have an action plan and must study only that is in the syllabus. Many of the aspirants tend to make the mistake of focusing too much on the subject they like at the expense of others.

5. Wasting time while “studying”

Taking time off is important but too much rest is bad. One gets discontinued in the study also focus is lost in the meantime. Avoid taking long breaks instead of rejuvenating it does the exact opposite.

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“Do not waste time or else time will waste you”

6. Ignoring self-study

“Self-study, in a sense of learning by yourself without anybody teaching you anything, has an enormous value.”

-Robert Kraft

Whatever you study in coachings, tuition, schools etc. is all worthless if not studied once by yourself. It is impossible to crack any exam without self-study. Hence one must give priority to self-study over everything and not miss out on this.

7. Not taking care of health

“Health is the greatest of all human blessings.” -Hippocrates

“Those who think they have no time for healthy activities sooner or later have to find time for illness.”

 “ Having anxiety and depression is like being scared and tired at the same time. It’s the fear of failure but no urge to be productive, It’s wanting friends but hating socializing. This dilemma is nerve-wracking and must be dealt with courage “.

This is also one of the repercussions of poor health. When a person is not physically and mentally fit he/she tends to be demoralized over petty issues.

 Thanks to Ambuj Dixit

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Take on line tests at least one month prior to exam to know where you stand?

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