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An early start and a busy Saturday of one2one revision sessions for SLPS: L4M4 L5M1 L5M4 L6M2 L6M3 L6M5 All of these sessions where exam revision focussed, going through the key aspects that will be marked and key points that need to be made. We will be working through the #slps revision notes and questions! These sessions help students reduce stress and feel much more prepared going into the upcoming exams! #cips #mcips #cipsqualification #cipsexams

In this video I shared 10 mistakes that students make which can lead them to fail in the #pmp exam. Here is complete link for this video Link: https://lnkd.in/erGU7XmA

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#pmp terms you should know for exam part 58

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?? It's Day 4 of our exam prep series, and we're tackling a crucial strategy: Regular Review. Don't let last-minute cramming stress you out. Instead, schedule regular review sessions to reinforce your learning over time. Consistency is key to retaining information and feeling confident come exam day. Stay on track and ace those tests! ? #PEOffice #PhysicalEducation #PE #GCSE #Exams

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What mistakes did I make during my GATE preparation and on the GATE exam day that caused me to lose 8-10 marks? Looking back at my GATE exam and the exam itself, I made some mistakes that cost me around 8-10 marks. Despite these mistakes, I somehow managed to secure rank 7 in the GATE 2016 exam. Here's what went wrong: 1. I thought 1/4 was 0.5 instead of 0.25. Simple math, but I got mixed up. 2. I got a ratio question right (4:3), but I wrote it backward as 3:4. Silly mistake, but it happens. 3. I messed up a decimal point and wrote 0.5 instead of 0.05. Small error, big impact. 4. I put a minus sign where there shouldn't have been one, turning 0.5 into -0.5. An easy slip-up. To avoid these mistakes: - Practice a lot, especially with good test papers. - Double-check your solutions/answers, especially under pressure. - Stay calm during the exam. Stress can lead to silly errors. - Make sure you really understand the basics. It helps prevent simple mistakes. Everybody makes mistakes, but learning from them is what counts. Good luck with your exams! #gateexam #exams #testurself #competitiveexams

Important #pmp terms you should know for exam part 53

Improve your exam technique when answering #gcse #maths exam questions! When answering complex or multi step questions, I have now started numbering my workings as shown in the video below. This has a few advantages. It makes it easier for the examiners to mark the paper as they can easily follow the sequence of workings. It also helps students check their workings in an organised manner under timed restraints. It is a win win situation. https://lnkd.in/eftaPCVs