Exam is Here Again

It’s that time of year again when the end of the session is so close you can almost touch it, but before you can really relax, you have to deal with the dreaded final exams.
Here are a few hints for avoiding
stress and getting through the final weeks of semester.
The easiest way to avoid (or manage) stress in these final weeks is to have a study plan and gather all the important
information (such as date , time & location of your exam) as soon as possible so that it doesn’t cause unnecessary panic the night  before or the morning of.
Some study tips to help you prepare in the days and weeks before your exam include:
1, Take advantage of the past
questions.
2, Be active, not passive. Avoid just reading over your notes or textbook
– highlight, underline, rewrite or
create concept maps instead;
3, Revise regularly, not just a couple of days or the day before. The more you revise, the easier it becomes to remember;
4, Make mnemonics (words or
sentences to help you remember),
charts or flash cards;
Eliminate distractions;
Chunk your time, and take regular breaks;
5, Write your own exam questions and swap them with a friend.

On the day of your exam:

1, Get to your exam early, and ensure you’ve got the right materials with you, including your student card;

2, Use any perusal time to identify questions you can answer easily and answer these first;
3, Read all questions at least twice; Leave plenty of time to review at the end.
4, And don't forget to pray, it's often effective.