EXAM

An introduction to the exam

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Examinations are challenging days for students. These days, the examinee concentrates all his attention on his studies and devotes all his attention to the books to remember the possible questions. This day is a day for them to please the exam gods and perform rituals for them. It is a day of freedom from homework, a day off from sports and spectacles, and staying away from friends and colleagues. An examination is not a job for the student out of fear.?

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His nights are filled with sleepless dreams as if he has a ghost riding on his head. Neither the student feels hungry nor if any relative comes home at that time, then it is good not to meet them. And the entertaining programs on television seem like a means of wasting time.

On these difficult days of examination, the fever of examination rises, the temperature of which keeps on rising till one enters the examination hall and comes out of the examination hall after solving the question paper. Then there is the worry of preparing for the next subject.?

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Students are not able to relax due to continuous reading, due to which their minds keep on sobbing. The student becomes angry with the examiner, and he does not like to talk to anyone.

On these difficult days of examination, a student who does not study regularly from the beginning of the year, like Hanuman Ji, tries to cross the examination sea in a single flight. He looks for the shelter of auxiliary books, considering any book as a deity, and starts worshipping it. During the difficult days of the examination, many students try to pass by taking the help of copying.?

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Many students try to seduce or threaten the invigilator. Then write answers to many questions for copying, hide them in their clothes, and take them to the examination hall. In the examination hall, some study in the panic of copying, and some learn by writing.

?Examinees live day and night with this fear that what will come and what will not come during the examination during these difficult days. With the help of his teacher, he searches the questions and tries to find their answers. Question papers are used by examiners to review all of their preparation over the year.

?The exam time is fixed for three hours. Every moment of these three hours is precious to the student. Solving the question paper thoroughly is an even more difficult task. If the answer to any question or question is written for a long time, then the fear of missing other questions remains in the mind. If the answers are not given according to the questions, there is a possibility of reducing the marks. Even if the language is not conducive to expressing ideas, there is a possibility of confusion.?

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The biggest difficulty comes when, while writing the rote answer, all the answers are found in the mind. To overcome these difficult days of examination courageously means to choose success. For this, it is necessary to focus on studies from the very beginning. The difficulty is overcome by repeated reading, with the help of helpful books and with the help of teachers.?

In the days of examination, maintain self-confidence and have faith in what you have read, and understood. Keep your mind calm before leaving for the examination hall. Do not take any study material with you, and do not try to read or watch it from anywhere. Read the question paper twice in the examination hall. Whoever can write the best answer to the question, write that answer first.?

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After writing the answer, read that answer once. Don't forget to increase or decrease the answer according to the marks. If a question is more difficult, consider it for a few moments and do it at the end. Taking this step will ease some of the pain of the exam days. The ability to simplify or understand a problem depends on the firmness and discretion of the human mind.