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How to Self Study to Pass College Exams?

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October 23, 2019 //  by Amit Kumar

Everyone knows that college lectures are as good as pineapples on a pizza. That is why it becomes super important for a student to possess self-learning skills. Most of the studies for exams are done by students themselves when it comes to the college semesters.

A student can go for tuitions or professional online classes, but then they can be quite expensive for some. Here are some of the tips through which students can learn on their own to study and pass the college exams. 

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Table of Contents

  • 1. Believe that You Can do it
  • 2. Invest Time in Yourself
  • 3. Be Practical
  • 4. Check the Exam Structure and Syllabus
  • 5. Practice Previous Years Exam Papers
  • 6. Make Notes
  • 7. Remember Key Information
  • 8. Make Proper Use of Your Network
  • 9. Have an Exam Strategy
  • 10. Keep Your Presentation Excellent

1. Believe that You Can do it

A student must believe in their capacity to understand and remember what they study on their own. Also, if a student does not think they can study on their own and pass the exam, they are likely to fail it. 

2. Invest Time in Yourself

If you have the time, invest it on yourself. Use your time to learn new things out of college books, don’t waste your time hanging out with your friends and wasting time sitting in a cafeteria.

Use the time you have to study more and more. The more you study, the better become the chances for you remembering what you learnt. 

3. Be Practical

Whatever you learn, try to put it into the working world. If you memorize theories, then you are not going to learn it effectively. That is why whenever you get the chance for converting your theoretical knowledge into practical knowledge, go for it. 

4. Check the Exam Structure and Syllabus

It is essential to understand how the college conducts exams and how are paper set every year. The structure of the paper is necessary to understand the pattern of questions that come in the exams and are repetitive across the years. The syllabus will help you understand how much weight which topics carry. 

5. Practice Previous Years Exam Papers

One of the best ways to practice exam simulations is to solve previous years’ exams papers. It will help you understand how good your speed is and where you stand. 

6. Make Notes

Making notes is very important since it is a summary of whatever you have read, and that helps you remember and revise the old topics in the future. If you don’t make notes, then you have to go back to the book for revising it all over again, and it becomes a time-consuming process. 

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7. Remember Key Information

Remember essential information about every topic that you read. It will help you in understand and remembering things shortly and quickly, whereas if you don’t know key information, you will have to reread the whole thing to understand it again and again. 

8. Make Proper Use of Your Network

Keep in touch with the brilliant students of the college. These students will help you in understanding what you cannot understand on your own. 

9. Have an Exam Strategy

You will get a good idea by solving previous years’ exam papers. You should make a strategy with that. You will have to plan at what time how much you would finish and what kind of questions are you going to solve first. 

10. Keep Your Presentation Excellent

An examiner has to solve hundreds of copies. So if you don’t present your answers in a good manner, the examiner won’t consider them to be good and in frustration, might even give you lesser than what you deserve. So make an examiner’s job easy by presenting your answers in an organized manner. 

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