1) Carefully Read All The Questions:
Some students start the exam question-solving process immediately after receiving the question paper. They don’t try to know about the easy and difficult questions of the exam paper. As a result, they waste their time on difficult questions. When they want to solve easy questions, they don’t have enough time. In the difficult questions, they can’t get the full marks. On the other, if they miss easy questions, they also lose marks of these questions. Before solving the exam paper, students should try to read these questions carefully. After reading these questions, first, they should try to solve easy questions. They should try to solve difficult questions at the end. In the case of negative marking, you should not attempt such MCQs for which you don’t know sure answers.
2) Manage Your Time:
To manage time is the most crucial part of your exam paper. The best way to manage time in the exam is to practice it. For this reason, you can take past papers and try to solve these papers within the allocated time. In the exam, you should try to allocate specific time for each question. After specifying the allocated amount of time for each question, you should try to move by following this plan. Before specifying the time to the questions, you should understand the importance of these questions. For example, if a question has 10 marks and another question has 5 marks, you should try to specify more time for the 10 marks question than 5 marks question. You should also try to allocate some time for the revision. When you revise the questions, you can remove all the mistakes from your exam paper.
3) Structure Your Answer:
Most of the students think that they don’t have enough time to think about the structure of the answers. As a result, they just jump into writing the answer. The best way to answer the question is to understand the question. After understanding the question, you should think about its answer. When you have a clear idea about the answer, you should make a structure of the answer in your mind. For example, if you have to write an essay in the exam paper, you should try to make the structure what to write in the introduction, what to write in the body and what to write in the conclusion. After creating the structure of your answer, you can save your valuable time.
4) Explore Both Sides Of The Arguments:
In the exam paper, you will have to solve lengthy questions along with short questions. In the short questions, you will have to provide straightforward answers to the questions. In the case of lengthy questions, you will have to present your arguments and you will have to support these arguments with evidence. The best way to provide answers to these questions is to explore both sides of the question. After exploring both sides of the arguments, you should try to conclude with a critical analysis of the answer. For this reason, you will have to open your mind for all the possibilities of the question.
5) Review The Answers Thoroughly:
Smart students effectively manage the time in the exam paper. After managing the time for the exam paper, they try to check the answers to the questions. It means that they never try to submit the exam paper without proofreading. While proofreading, they try to remove all the spelling, grammar and punctuation mistakes. They can also add extra comments in the answers. If you don’t leave extra time for the proofreading, there is a possibility that you will submit your exam paper with mistakes. The examiners can easily spot these mistakes. As a result, you can’t get the best grades. Therefore, the best way to proofread your exam paper is to leave at least five minutes for proofreading. During these five minutes, you can easily spot and remove mistakes from your exam paper.