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Tips for Tackle Exams Stress | Exam Fear

Tips for Tackle Exams Stress | Exam Fear

Start your preparations early – Start preparing yourself for exams early. Don’t wait for the exams. Most of the students do this mistake, they roam free before exams and when a couple of months left they start preparing from exams, this result in exam fever and poor performance in exams.
Study smartly – Working hard forstudies is important but smart study skills are also necessary. Before preparing for exams include some techniques that are productive like take allyour notes with yourself, create your own handwritten notes, highlight importantlines from your chapters, always choose the easiest subject first, etc.
Revise, Revise and Revise..!! – Make a habit ofrevising the chapter daily which you have already learnt. For mastering in any topics and improvement in confidence, revision is necessary. The more you are confident, the less you are likely toface exam fear.
Concentrate/ Focus on your target–  Never think what others do and what they think about you. Just focus on your studies. Make your own time table according to your learning capabilities.
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