Are you one of the students who postpone studying for the exam to the last minute? Some may succeed in doing so. But it does not apply to everyone. Waiting to study is not the best way to succeed in exams, so we don’t recommend that you do so.
Some people may think that preparing for the exam is stressful and time-consuming, but you don’t have to worry and stress about it. Instead, by doing a few simple things ahead of time, you can ensure that you are prepared for whatever comes on the test.
Simple Tips for Exam Preparation
1. Make your study place comfortable.
Make sure you have enough space to put your books and notes. The lighting in the study area is good and does not make you sleepy. Also, eliminate all distractions, such as social media notifications on your mobile phone. It could be suitable for some students to study with music to help focus.
2. Start studying early
Give yourself enough time to review the exam material. Estimate the time you will need to determine when to start studying for the exam. For example, If you have to review material for an entire semester, you may create a few weeks in advance, but starting a week or even 3-4 days early may suffice if the test covers just a few chapters.
3. Read all the notes you took before the exam.
You should check whether the notes are sufficient for the study, that you have taken all the letters, and that you have not missed any lessons. But if you’ve missed some classes, you may need to borrow a classmate’s notes or get back to your professors.
4. See the study plan
Review the study plan, ensuring that you have studied and understood all the main ideas well. The study plan will help you understand the main concepts and topics you are expected to learn during the class.
5. Ask your teacher about the exam.
Your teacher will not tell you precisely what is on the test, but they may give you some highlights or the test scope. Thus, you will know the parts that should be focused on.
6. Use illustrations and graphs.
Illustrations and graphs help students quickly remember everything they need to know for exams. In addition, taking notes in this way allows you to review the exam subject before the exam soon.
7. Practice solving the previous year’s exam
Past exams help you understand exam format. Thus you can quickly answer any similar question in the exam. In addition, you can find out how much time you need to finish the test by setting a stopwatch and solving questions as if you were in an actual exam.
8. plan study sessions with your friends
Get together with your friends for a study session. You can exchange information and ask each other questions. But beware of wasting time chatting.
9. Drink plenty of water, eat healthy foods
Drinking enough water is vital for your brain to function at its best. Also, stay away from fast food and eat nutritious foods to increase focus and enhance memory, such as fish, nuts, yogurt, berries, etc.
10. Plan for exam day
To avoid stress, estimate how long you might take the exam and add extra time to double-check your answers or difficult questions. Also, make sure you have pens and tools you may need for the exam, such as a calculator, etc. Finally, don’t forget to bring all the notes and summaries you need to review before the exam.
University Magazine is part of the 
