Motivational/EXAM TIPS What to do and what not to do in exam hall.

Lui Kreyszig

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Exam Tips: What to Do and What Not to Do in the Exam Hall

Contents

0.1 What to Do:
0.2 What Not to Do:
0.3 Motivational/EXAM TIPS What to do and what not to do in exam hall.
0.4 HOW TO PREPARE FOR AND FACE EXAMS JOYFULLY
0.5 Tip Sheet – Staying Calm During Exams

1 What To Do in the Exam Hall
2 What Not To Do in the Exam Hall
3 Motivational Boost (1-Minute Pep Talk)
4 Quick Checklist Before Exam:

What to Do:

Stay Calm and Confident: Take deep breaths before the exam begins. A calm mind performs better.
Read Instructions Carefully: Carefully read the instructions on the question paper. Missing any detail can cost you marks.
Manage Your Time: Divide your time wisely. Allocate time for each section or question and stick to it.
Start with Easy Questions: Begin with questions you are confident about. It builds your confidence and saves time.
Review Your Answers: If time permits, review your answers for any mistakes or missed questions.
Attempt All Questions: Even if unsure, attempt all questions as some exams do not penalize for wrong answers.
Keep Track of Time: Keep an eye on the clock, but don’t panic if time runs short.
Maintain Neatness: Write clearly and avoid overwriting. Neat presentation can make a positive impression.

What Not to Do:

Don’t Panic: If you encounter a tough question, skip it for now and return to it later.
Avoid Rushing: Don’t rush through the questions. Haste can lead to mistakes.
Don’t Waste Time: Avoid spending too much time on a single question. Move on if it’s too difficult.
No Overthinking: Trust your preparation. Avoid second-guessing yourself repeatedly.
No Cheating: Rely on your knowledge. Cheating can lead to severe consequences.
Don’t Leave Any Question Blank: If there’s no negative marking, make educated guesses.
Avoid Distractions: Stay focused. Don’t get distracted by what others are doing.
Don’t Ignore Health: Take care of your physical needs before entering the hall—eat well, stay hydrated, and rest.

Final Motivation:
Believe in yourself and your preparation. Stay positive, keep a clear mind, and give your best effort. Success will follow!

Motivational/EXAM TIPS What to do and what not to do in exam hall.

HOW TO PREPARE FOR AND FACE EXAMS JOYFULLY

Tip Sheet – Staying Calm During Exams

Here’s a motivational + practical guide on “What to Do and What Not to Do in the Exam Hall”, especially useful for UPSC, SSC, Banking, NEET, JEE, or any competitive exam. These tips will help you stay focused, calm, and efficient during the exam.

What To Do in the Exam Hall

1. Stay Calm & Confident

Take deep breaths before starting.
Believe in your preparation. Trust yourself — you’ve got this.

2. Read the Instructions Carefully

Go through question paper guidelines and OMR or answer sheet instructions without rushing.

3. Manage Time Wisely

Quickly scan the entire paper.
Prioritize easy & scoring questions first.
Use a wristwatch to keep time (if allowed).

4. Attempt Smartly

Use elimination method in MCQs.
Mark sure-shot answers first.
Avoid wasting time on one tough question — move on and return later.

5. Neat and Clear Answer Writing (for descriptive exams)

Keep your handwriting clean and legible.
Use headings, bullet points, underlining where relevant.
Stick to the word limit.

6. Stay Mentally Alert

Re-read your answers if time allows.
In MCQ exams: Mark bubbles carefully (don’t double mark).

What Not To Do in the Exam Hall

1. Don’t Panic If You See a Tough Paper

Remember: It’s tough for everyone.
Keep your composure and do your best with what you know.

2. Don’t Spend Too Much Time on One Question

Set a time cap per question/section.
Mark and move on if you’re stuck.

3. Don’t Be Overconfident

Read every question carefully, even if it looks familiar.
Silly mistakes can cost marks.

4. Don’t Argue with Invigilators or Look Around

Stay focused.
Any suspicious behavior can lead to disqualification.

5. Don’t Forget to Fill Details

Roll Number, Question Booklet Code, Signatures, etc., are critical — double-check.

Motivational Boost (1-Minute Pep Talk)

“You’ve already conquered 90% of the battle by showing up prepared.
The exam hall is just the place to express that hard work.
Stay cool. Be smart. Trust your training.
Don’t aim for perfection — aim for your best under pressure.
Remember: Even small wins in an exam matter. One right answer could be the difference.”

Quick Checklist Before Exam:

ID Proof
Admit Card
Pens (Black/Blue), Pencil, Eraser
Watch (if allowed)
Water Bottle (transparent if required)
Confidence + Calmness

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