How to tackle competitive examinations

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How to tackle competitive examinations:

CSS/UPSC/PMS/PCS & Other competitive examinations.

(SOME MAJOR TIPS AND TRICKS)



1. Read at least two recommended books on the daily basis.
2. Solve past papers and get them evaluated.
3. Read general books which are relevant to the competitive exams in your leisure time.
4. Read English Newspaper and foreign affairs/ The Economist/JWT Magazine etc. 
5. Along with preparation, keep on improving your English grammar and practice writing as much as you can.
6. Stay persistent and dedicated.

7. Here are some guidelines for competitive examinations:

1. UNDERSTAND THE SYLLABUS:

Familiarize yourself with the complete syllabus and exam pattern.

2. CREATE A STUDY PLAN:

Develop a realistic and structured timetable to cover all topics efficiently.

3.TIME MANAGEMENT:

Allocate specific time slots for each subject and stick to the schedule.

4. PRACTICE PREVIOUS PAPERS:

Solve past year question papers to understand question patterns and difficulty levels.

5. TAKE MOCK TESTS:

Regularly attempt mock tests to simulate exam conditions and improve time management.

6: FOCUS ON CORE CONCEPT:

Ensure a strong grasp of fundamental concepts rather than rote learning.

7. REVISE REGULARLY:

Schedule regular revisions to retain important concepts and formulas.

8. STAY UPDATED:

For exams involving current affairs, regularly read newspapers, magazines, or online news sources.

9. AVOID PROCRASTINATION:

Stay disciplined and avoid last minute cramming or delaying difficult topics.

10. STAY ORGANIZED:

Keep your study material, notes, and other resources well organized for easy access.

11. USE SHORTCUTS AND TRICKS:

Learn useful shortcuts for solving complex problems, especially in quantitative sections.

12. MAINTAIN HEALTH:

Eat healthy, get enough sleep, and exercise regularly to keep your mind sharp.

13. STAY POSITIVE AND MOTIVATED:

Keep a positive mindset to maintain focus and avoid unnecessary stress.

14. FOCUS ON WEAK AREAS:

Identify weak areas and spend more time improving them.

15. STAY CALM ON EXAM DAY:

On the day of the exam, stay calm, arrive early, and ensure you have all necessary materials.

THESE TIPS SHOULD HELP IN PREPARING EFFICIENTLY FOR ANY COMPETITIVE EXAM.





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