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NOUN EXAMS: Steps on How to Improve Your Exam Technique With

NOUN EXAMS: Steps on How to Improve Your Exam Technique With

 

Good exam technique helps to make sure your hard work gets recognized. Try these simple tips to get the best result you can.

Know How It’s Marked
It’s important to know how an exam is marked, so you don’t focus your efforts in the wrong place. In many cases, there is a simple rule for about how long you should spend on each question, such as ‘one minute per mark’.
This doesn’t just mean preparing beforehand, although that is important. Before the exam starts, you’ll usually have time to read the instructions on the front, so use it.

Look Through The Paper First

Make sure you look through the paper and read all the instructions. This helps in a few different ways:

 

 

Don’t get stuck

If you’re not getting anywhere with a question, don’t waste time trying to crack it when you’ve got lots more to do. Leaving it and going back later doesn’t just avoid missing marks elsewhere: sometimes, you’ll find the question makes more sense when you look at it again after working on something else.
If you do this, make a note of the question you skipped so you don’t forget to go back to it.

Don’t stop early

Most people want to spend as little time as possible in exams, but if you finish early, don’t be tempted to stop working. When you’re checking your own work, it’s very easy to make mistakes, because you already know what you meant to write – so keep checking. You can use more than one technique to be extra sure. For example, in a maths exam as well as checking your working out you could try to solve a question in a different way, or work through it backwards, and check that the answers agree.

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