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Study tips for exams

Exams are inevitable for students, but they don't have to be painful. These tips can help you get ready for and get through your exams. They can also help you prepare for tests and class presentations, and tackle in-class assignments. Pictured: Exams 1. Find out about the exam Know your enemy – find out as much as you can about the exam. Questions to ask include: How much is the exam worth to your overall mark in the subject? What type of exam is it (for example, multiple choice, essay, open book, take-home)? Will there be a choice of questions or tasks? How much will each question or task be worth? 2. Ask for help Don’t feel bad if you need to ask for help. People you can talk to about exams include:  teachers lecturers family members friends and fellow students.  3. Sort out your subject material Before starting to review a subject it helps to: check you have all of the handouts put your notes in order read over any course outline or subject gu

Interview Tips for Freshers

The ultimate goal of studying hard is to get a job. But many of the bright students who are intelligent in their studies fails in interview round. The aim of this post is to provide some basic interview tips for freshers which help them in clearing their job interview successfully. While giving an interview the main concern of the interviewee is to impress his/her interviewer. So here are some basic interview tips for freshers that help you in clearing your interview. Basic Interview Tips for Freshers: 1) Information about the Company Before attending any interview for any company, make sure you know enough about the company and you are willing to work in this company. To do this, Go through the history and the present position of the company. It will help you to understand them and make you more confident. 2) Your Resume A resume is the main intangible tool to get a job. Prepare your resume according to the job profile the company is offering and highlighting your

How to prepare for CAT exams: Self-preparation tips

A high score in your entrance exam is a must to pursue your MBA dream but to get that to happen and how you do it is also important. While most choose to crack that entrance exam by joining coaching institutes, there are some that wish or want to challenge themselves by taking up the task themselves. However, the one question that crosses everyone’s mind before beginning with the preparation is ‘Will I get a high score in my entrance exam and will it be enough to get me through to the top B-schools?’ and it most definitely weighs more on the minds of the ones that wish to prepare themselves without coaching. Pictured: CAT exams We are bringing you 6 different methods or ways through which you can crack CAT without coaching. 1. Know your exam The first thing you prepare for is getting to know the exam pattern and syllabus of CAT in detail. Next, a comprehensive plan needs to be in place before you start preparing for the exam. To do this, you need to go through previo

How to Prepare for IAS exams when you are in College?

In this article, we have come up with the different tips how to  prepare civil services (IAS) in college . Many times people will ask you, ‘What do you want to become when you grow up’? Some children say, doctor, engineer, some dream of becoming IAS. Pictured: IAS If you also want to apply for the UPSC IAS, but cannot understand how to  Prepare civil services in college , then we have come up with some tips for you that will guide you in this: It is true that the  completion of college syllabus is also important , but you can prepare for the IAS examination in the free time you get from the college. Prepare the timetable for the IAS examination . Because you can use most of your time only through timetable. You can take advantage of age . Because the minimum age of applicants for sitting in the UPSC Civil Service Exam or for the IAS post is 21 and maximum 32 years. If you are in the final year and you are 21 years old then you will get more chance to sit in the IAS exa

New Year Resolutions: For Your Health In 2019

As we look back at the chaos that was 2018, one thing is clear- we can do better! Many new years resolutions revolve around health, and for good reason. Having your physical and mental health is the foundation of achieving any other goal, personal and professional, so improving your health and dedicating time, energy and resources is the best investment you can make. There is no con to improving your health habits is: you have more energy, increased focus and more self-confidence. You are better able to manage your emotions and moods. Here are the best and easiest ways to improve your health in 2019: Pictured: Set your goal Exercise  Find a form of exercise that helps you release stress and move your body for an hour at least 5 times a week: yoga, dance, walking, running, lifting weights, etc. Find something you enjoy and will do consistently. Exercise relieves stress, sharpens your mind and improves your physical health, exercising regularly is one of the best things you c

10 Health Myths You Still Think Are True

The basic difference between fact   and myth is the ability to gather scientific evidence to support a fact. For instance, we say smoking causes lung cancer. Until the medical science community was able to document and scientifically prove, beyond a doubt, that smoking cigarettes directly contributes to lung cancer, it was considered a myth. Pictured: Tasty? Yes. Healthy? Well, probably also yes but not for the reasons you might think Some of them are very nearly a week after week trend. Here are my best ten wellbeing fantasies that just won't leave: 10. Fetus removal Is Bad For Your Health How about we kick it off with something discouraging, in light of the fact that discouraging is really fun, correct? Possibly . This is a straightforward wellbeing fantasy that is proclaimed by individuals who don't care for it when ladies get premature births. There's awful proof that fetus removal is any more perilous than basic exercises like running