how can i get high marks  in my exams?
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1-Believe that you can get very good marks\n2-Believe that you can learn the lesson very well.\n3-Decide to get very good marks.(very important)\n4-Start\n5-Don't try to study the whole lesson in a day.Each day one hour is suitable.\n6-Study it continually.\n7-Ask your Question from your teacher.\n8-Mark important points and review them daily.\ngood luck
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Practice a lot.\nMake yourself some flash cards, with both sides and review them everywhere, bus, car ride, bathroom, in the hallway. Start early and they are easy to keep up with.
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Hi there,\nThe key to getting good grades is not just working hard; you also have to know how to study and what to study. Everyone has their own way of studying, what works for one person may not work for another. For example I have to study the last couple days before the exam otherwise I won't get the results that I want. Now if you tell anyone this, they will tell you that I'm wrong, but I'm not! I listen and concentrate on what my instructors say in the class but I don't really study during the semester unless it is the night before the exam and IT WORKS FOR ME. One of my classmates however, studies every single night and that works for her. You have to find your own style. u have to study alot, try to really pay attention in class, rightnow im in my freshman year and yeah its pretty tough! so try to study more and go to the tutoring lessons. The other thing is that you have to know what to study. Listen carefully to your teachers during the class. They usually put greater emphasis on the stuff that are going to be on the test. Make sure you take a note of them and know them very well for the test. Setting a high goal is good but if u cant hit it but a grade lower is oso v good. Cos' at least u have tried, dont overworked urself, do u know some people cant even dare to set a goal? This tell, u are already the winner. \n\n=D Good luck! \n\nI hope this helps
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Here's how to feel better as you prepare for your exams:\n\n1. EXERCISE: jogging, cycling, swimming, with or without friends, for just 30 minutes each day.  Exercise is great!  It makes you FEEL GOOD in the brain, it helps you SLEEP WELL, it helps you CONTROL STRESS...\n\n2: SLEEP: try to stick to the same sleep patterns each day.  At least 8 hours sleep per night (e.g. 11pm - 7am)\n\n3: TREAT YOURSELF... if you achieve all the revision you expected to do during the day, reward yourself!  Go to the cinema, eat out with your friends, or just spend the evening chilling out...\n\n4: PLAN YOUR WORK... at the start of each day, plan what you want to get achieved in that day.  You'll feel like you have more control over your work.  Be a master of time, not a slave of it.\n\n5: FRESH AIR and WATER both help.  Open your window in the room where you work and keep drinking water.  2% dehydration reduces your concentration by 20%.  \n\nAll these tips help you feel good and will keep you smiling even when doing the most boring subject of them all.  (English, perhaps?)\n\nGood luck in your exams and remember, there's a long summer holiday to follow!
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Use good test taking skills. Get a good night's rest before the exams. Eat a healthy breakfast (lunch). Go in prepared and confident. Bring the materials you need. Take your time and answer carefully.\n\nAsk your teachers/professors what will be on the exams, and what formats they will use (multiple choice, true-false, matching, short answer, essay). Study carefully. Anticipate what questions will be on the test and what you will be expected to know.\n\nGood luck!
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1. Find a quiet place to study,\n2. Clear your study area of all distractions; and\n3. When studying, have all of the available study materials on hand to prepare for your exam.\nAll of them are brief rules to prepare for an exam, but that goes a long way to get you a passing score.
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For many questions there are just one or two marks on offer, and of course a plan is not necessary.\nHowever for any question that has around 15% of the total marks or similar on offer - one with many marks basically - then just write a quick plan beforehand.\nThis may just be a logically ordered bullet point list of the points to raise: just a quick brainstorm before you start writing so that you know what your main points are and to get them down.\nEfficient writing is what is needed in exams: get your points out on paper to get the marks. Flowery prose and long waffle won't cut the mustard - get your points down as quickly and succinctly as possible for top marks.\nMany examiners will be scan reading your essays for the words that get the ticks and the marks, therefore be sure to get them in.\nAnother key skill that you need in exams is to manage your time well.\n\nAnd this requires practice!\n\nWhilst many just like to read through their notes you should always try to attempt a past paper in your exam preparation so you have some idea of how fast you work. If you always get finished in time then no problem, but if you are someone who could miss the deadline without seeing all the questions, then savvy time management is necessary.\nHere's how to do it, without needing brilliant maths.\nFirst total the marks for the paper, this is usually given on the front of the paper; e.g. there are 120 marks available for this paper.\nThen note how much time there is for the exam. Let's say it is 2 hours. This means that there is one mark on offer for every minute of the exam.\nThis then gives a guide on how long to spend on each question - if the question is 2 marks then spend around 2 minutes on it, if it is for 10 marks then spend longer, around 10 minutes.\nIf you stick by this method then you should keep yourself on track pretty much and have no nasty surprises, like only having 5 minutes left at the end to answer to the 20 mark question!\nfinally,You know how a smell can take you back twenty years? When revising, wear a particular perfume or aftershave. When the time comes to take the exam, wear the same scent. This will help your brain to remember what you revised.
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the only way to score good marks in any exam is to study well and write your exams well.
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passing ur exam is very easy.. first of all, u need to prepare ahead what the next class the lecturer will teach.So that you can understand better when the lecture teach in class. when you in class, you have to pay fully attention in the class, that means you just kept ur eyes on the lecture. you dont have to write everything that lecture said in class, u just write down the important point on ur notes or in ur text book and extra ponts that dont have in ur text book.Especially, when the lecturer said this point s very important , you used RED PENs to write down and put a big star at the important points that means u have to pay fully attention with this point.Your notes is the most important things in ur studies.so, u have to do it very neatly and complete, that means ur notes must be consist of what teacher have been taught as well as other notes that u found in references books or in internet. And pay fully attention to the diagramme or table that have been given, there r all very important. U have to divide ur notes into 2, that s one for lecture notes and one for ur own. so that, u wont be confusing when u do ur revision.after ur class, u must immediatedly revise and recall back what lecture teach and if have problems, u just straight away go and ask lecture is better as fast as possible, dont ever ever keep it until the exam comes, then u will be burning midnight oil....You must be brave and be good with ur teachers or lecturers.How to revision? U just have to revise what the teacher teach that day as well as the previous things that have been taught by lecturer,recormanded study from the beginning to that day where lecturer have been taught.And, not forget to revise the next class the lecturer going to teach.If u do that way, im sure enough u dun even have to revision when the exam comes because all the things have been stored in your long term memories..And before one or two week before the exam, its the time for u to do excers , do lots of questions..Dont waste a single of time even u r in the bus, just make a small paper write down the points that u wanted to memory and u take it when u r waiting a bus , and that s the time for u to study. u can also use that time, to learn new words or thinking critical problems that u cant slove.IN conclusion, preparation s the most important things in order to get results in flying colours.And remember that knowledge is power, and proper preparation puts you in the most powerful position of all- the winner's seat. And you cant just blindly study hard and not use u cant understand . Remember study smart but not study hard. u have to study in correct method not juzzz study... And one thing i want to tell u is failure is the road to success. So, whenever u get wrong in ur answer or not good in ur results , just take it easily, dun be upset and the most important thing s to find out why u will wrong and do the correction with RED Pen. AND that s not the time to be sad, because that s already a fact. so not do regret next time do something about it... And when u study u must u three things that s listen, see and speak. so, when u study a sub read it out and u listen to ur own voice and at the same time jot down the important points ... then u can memories easier....\nLastly, ALL THE BEST FOR U and do well in ur study.
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While it would be ideal to have high grades throughout high school, the next best thing would be to start "lower" and then show continued, (dramatic, if necessary) improvement from then on. Everyone knows that sometimes it's hard for people to make the adjustment from middle school to high school, and that it shows up in the grades.  Overall, though, you need to take the hardest courses you can manage, study/work hard, show a real interest in your work vis-a-vis your professors...and join some clubs and do some volunteer work!  It doesn't have to be 5 clubs...but a couple that you commit to for the duration and eventually show some leadership in.\n\nBe sure to ask your teachers for help if you need it!\n\nGOOD LUCK!!!!
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tell your parents you really tried and try your best to allow them to understand you did your best and will work even harder next term to get a better mark. NExt time acturally try hard to achieve higher mark
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Yeah just take a few pratice tests from the practice books. Then I reccomend doing a Princeton Review or some other training program, though costly it'll get you results. Almost everyone's score goes up after taking those. Mine did too. And be sure to take the PSATs.
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make a timetable of what u have planned to study each day n try to stick to it..decide how much u r going to cover in an hour n then take a 10 minute break only when u have done it..in this break..go out of ur room n do some stretching exercises..will relax ur mind..try to focus on ur goal...of getting good marks...ur concentration will not wander..study with ur whole heart in it...u can make a list of important topics and go through them more frequently.try to achieve ecellence in whatever u r studying by revising it again, again and again, and practising repeatedly in case of Maths, numericals, etc...it is best to study thoroughly, it makes concepts stronger...try to study for the sake of gaining knowledge..that way, ur concepts will get stronger...try to limit TV, etc. for a fixed time each day like 45 min. maximum n dont exceed that..make notes of important points from each topic..that helps in revising when time is short...in the exam, while writing an answer..highlight the imp. points with a different colour pen, like black..presentation and writing is also important for good marks..try to be neat in ur work..I am telling all this from my experience as I have been a topper all my life n now am a doctor..the bottomline is study with dedication, determination and interest...revise, revise and revise...hope it helps u..good luck..
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the best way which i always use during my exams is to read out aloud ( not too loud) what ever im reading and then write it atleast 4 times . bleive  me u wont forget it till ur exams finish
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You can't get past papers, or you can't get passing on exam papers as of now. \n<Scratches head> I am knackered and the day has hardly begun!
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At first stop comparing with others.\nSecondly don't think everytime about JEE, it will demoralize you.\nYou have to understand-life is for gaining knowledge and not for just results.\nBelieve in yourself- not because of your past but because of your learning abilities.\nThen don't go for big-big books at a go. Go step by step. Start learning from the bottom.\nDon't worry what others do or say. Instead of your marks, watch for the mistakes you have committed, and try not to repeat them.\nLastly don't compare the marks. I have seen a lot of people who even remember numericals.
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You should try the following approach to do great in school. Lets say that you are an average student getting about 75% in school tests.\n\nYou can't achieve grades by just saying that u want to.The work needs commitment to yourself and your goals.Have a clear cut goal,say, you need to have 95% as your final goal.But work in a step by step manner. Let's put it bluntly, you CAN'T have 95% overnight or even in 1 month. But yes, you could set a primary goal of lets say 80%. Achieve it.Then increase the goal to 87%, achieve it then 92% and then 95%.You should follow this approach.I give you a time frame of 1 yr to achieve the goal. If you want something faster this is not meant for you then.It is not a quick fix solution to help you...we  are talking of you being having 75% and going on 95%, it cannot be a sudden jump.Follow these steps\n\n1.Your final exams are lets say 2 months later, and you have a huge deal of syllabus to cover. DON'T LEAVE ANYTHING TO THE VERY END.Start preparing right away.\n\n2.You could adopt 2 kinds of approaches to work on: do any two subjects each day or have a fixed time span to complete one subject. If, the syllabus that is coming for the exams has already been taught in school, i'd suggest you take the second method, but if it isn't you should rather take in the first method.Both are equally good, it depends on you.\n\n3.Make your schedule flexible. Provide for allowances and unexpected happenings. Give yourself a break after every session of 45 minutes. The break should be of 10 minutes and NOT MORE THAN THAT.\n\n4.Your syllabus should be completed in the following manner:\na)LEARNING:You learn everything that is to be covered. After you learn a chapter, ask someone to listen to what you learnt,immediately.After all,you need to bake the pot you have moulded.It really helps.It should constitute 65% of your shedule days\nb)1st REVISION:Set some days for the revision of material that you have learnt. Join some class that gives test series or ask someone at home/teachers to test you out.This mauy involve written tests,orals.Essentially this revision should be 25% of your study schedule days\nc)2nd REVISION: This is the repition of the above mentioned step but is directly after it\n\n5.For Math you should have lots and lots of practise, I tell you Maths can either make your score or break it. The key heere is practise. If you aren't good at maths, seek help, join tutions. The key here is that you should have done your bokk at least THREE TIMES before the exam.TRY TO DO A FEW SUMS EVERYDAY\n\n6.One basic reason why most students don't do so well because of the lack of initiative and the involvement of the parents . Ask your parents not only to help you but monitor you and keep a check on you always.\n\n7.Do not stick to the computer/TV when you know you should hve been studying.My TV had been packed in my exams too, and i must say it helped.\n\n8.Have someone in your class with whom you can have constant competition. Have that "I have to beat that bloody bastard" kind of spirit. It helps!\n\n9. Be truthful to yourself. If you know that you have completed a chapter only superflously and see that others are playing all around acknowledge this fact because "you want to do extremely well at school in order to achieve greatness as education is the key to real greatness."Isn't it?\n\n10.Do not get dejected if you aren't able to achive the short term goal. Keep the ultimate goal in your mind. Work hard and be serious, no one can stop you from coming to the head of the class\n\n11. Listen to what the teacher says in school, sometimes they give huge hints about the questions to be asked in exams. Keep your eyes and ears open always. \n\n12. Prepare notes(only if you feel they shall be of help)\nThey give they crux of the chapter.\n\n13.Try to please the teacher, don't be a punk and get carried away by the crowd. Teachers get impressed when you ask int