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Dr.
Virendra Singh Shekhawat |
i) Solve previous sems question papers (at-least last two sems) ii) Read text book iii) Approach your instructor and/or your friends for doubts |
| Dr. Paritosh Shukla |
Talk to your instructor; go through previous question papers; prioritize your topics; discuss with your classmates; take slow deep breaths during the exam |
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Dr.
Murali Monohar Pandey
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In semester pattern education.....especially in a continuous evaluation program......one should keep in pace with the classes…this would reduce the load of study during exams to a great extent
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Dr.
Surekha Bhanot
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Revise all tut problems, read text, reference book(s), mark important points, write important formulas, take care of units, write legibly, to the point . See last 3-4 years papers, attempt first the questions which you know for sure even if they carry less marks, read the Q paper very carefully, find time for 15-20 minutes workout in fresh air, Drink lot of water, no heavy meals, Breathe deeply
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Dr. Sangeeta Sharma
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Start your preparation seriously and as early as possible. Focus on what was done in class. If you were absent then find out from the friends whom you trust.
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Dr. Sailaja Nandigama
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1. Think from the IC's perspective, and prepare selectively if you have less preparatory time at your disposal: put yourself in Instructor's shoes and prepare a model Question paper, and that will solve majority of your issues- if any.
2. If you have sufficient preparatory time at your disposal, you may want to browse through all the required topics in your syllabus.
3. Sit in groups with your sensible friends and explain to each other; listening to understand the concepts helps in answering your questions well.
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Dr. Priya C Sande
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Whatever portions you study, do it thoroughly, giving thought to concepts and ideas. Make study cards for equations/ summary of concepts and revise theses at the end.
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