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The exam day hacks no one told you before

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...

  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. While rehearsing the situation for the next day also keep packing the things required for the exam like stationary,documents,ID cards etc.
  4. 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.
  5. If the exam is based on rote learning then studying at the eleventh may help but otherwise it should be avoided.
  6. Have water as much as you can when you get out from your place and then before getting inside the examination hall have a trip to the washroom.
  7. Just before the exam starts have some water and keep it in mouth for as long as you can while attempting the question paper.This will keep you hydrated for a longer time.
  8. It has been proved that staying hydrated during the exams increases mind's efficiency as the electric signals can flow faster in our nervous system.On the other hand , having too much of water before the exam can cost you a trip to the washroom which will eat up our time. So, make sure you are properly hydrated before the exam.
These were some of my cents which have been followed by many toppers who succeeded in various competitive exams. Feel free to add your experiences to this article in the comment section.

Goodluck for your exams !!
Expect the least prepare for the best.
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