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As the D-day comes closer we start increasing our preparation efficiency and time management skills.But still there are some hacks which if known then help a lot during the exams.And here we go... Rehearse the exact situation that is going to happen on D-day a day before so that you are prepared for almost every possibility for the next day. Have some fruits like apple just before going inside the examination hall.This will keep you fill throughout the exam and you won't feel hungry. Also fruits won't consume much energy for being digested and you won't feel dizzy during the exam. While rehearsing the situation for the next day also keep packing the things required for the exam like stationary,documents,ID cards etc. A day before the exam take a light meal and have a sound sleep of around 8 hours.Switch off mobile phones or any other disturbing elements which can hamper your sleep. If the exam is based on rote learning then studying at the eleventh may help but othe

Getting punched in the face is a sobering experience. But it also teaches you that you are stronger than you think. But many people don’t want to go through that process of pain We as human beings don’t like getting hurt. We are naturally averse to pain and instinctively shy away from it. The paradox of combat sports/ systems whatever is that a lot of good strategies are tending to counter intuitive to some degree. People very easily confuse karate as a violent sport. It isn’t a combat fight sport which promotes violence. Rather karate is for self-defense purposes. Even Karate means empty hand self-defense art.  In the beginning the ability to defend against an attack falls back to free fighting techniques. Defense relies on the easiest and perhaps favorite techniques. The advantage here is having been attacked in class, a confrontation on the street is not a new situation. Distancing is second nature. Reaction become automatic. As one progresses the underlying