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Tricks to Fair in a Multiple Choice Exam
Multiple choice exams have become a common way of testing students knowledge ability. This is because unlike subjective exams, answers in multiple choice exams can be either right or wrong. There is no mid way. It's exactly like the binary language in computers- either 0 or 1. For this reason many students even tend to avoid multiple choice exams. Multiple choice exams, however, are not that difficult to crack. All you need is to understand the structure of multiple choice questions and a few tricks to answer them.
In addition to a good study schedule, remembering a few steps can help you choose the correct answer in your exam. Here are a few tips that can make multiple choice exams an easy nut to crack. These are no hard and fast rules but are simple tips from experts that may help you do better in multiple choice exams.
Read and Read Again: Thorough reading of the question is quite important. This way you will have a clear understanding of what the question is exactly saying. Not reading the question is the most common error that students commit in a multiple choice exam. One should read a question at least twice.
Go through All the Choices: Going through all the choices is a s important as reading the question. Dont leave the choices unread thinking that you have already found the answer. Sometimes two or all choice seems to be similar and very close to the exact answer. Apply Common Sense: There can be some questions that you may not know. Dont leave these questions unanswered. Apply simple logic and common sense to get to the answer. True and False Technique: Some questions in the exam may give you a hard time. In such cases, you should try and rephrase the options as true and false questions. This will help you in reaching to correct answer. Keep Things in Order: Answer the questions in the order that they appear in the examination. In case you jump from one question to another in a haphazard manner you are likely to miss out on some questions. This way you may leave a question that you know unanswered. Guess Work: Some amount of guess work is of no harm. It is a no gain no loss situation. The best part is that your guess may work and you may get the question right. So never leave any question unanswered in a multiple choice exam.- Hits: 1797
Things You Need To Know Before Appearing For The Certified Financial Planner Exam This July
The Certified Financial Planner (CFP) Exam tests your knowledge about the current tax laws and regulations. The exam is managed by the Board of Certified Financial Planners and scheduled for this July. Before you appear for he exam, however, its necessary to pen down a few essentials. So here are a few things you must know about the certified Financial Planner exam.
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Busted! Myths about Exams
When exams are round the corner, you listen to and do anything and everything that people tell. Isnt it? Have you ever wondered how much of these trick and tips are genuine? Well, facts say that most of these are nothing but myths that do little or nothing to enhance your success rate in exams. So lets take a look at the common myths that people carry in their minds about exams
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Tips For Effective Reading Comprehension Preparation
Reading Comprehension! Gives some kinds of goose bumps especially when its coming for the test next day. You may also feel the same, because most students do. After all, there is definitely a way to study for maths and history but how can one study to develop a better reading aptitude? Don't worry! We have got something for you that will make you understand the concept of reading comprehension tests and face them with ease. Keeping the following things in mind and practising a lot, is all you have to do.