Want to crack Competitive exam? 10 TIPS for you:

Competitive exam is entrance test for getting and securing Government Exam, Banking Sector Exam which is proved to be a game changer for students, parents and facilitators.

Based on the results of the Competitive exam; candidates will be eligible to appear interview, which becomes means to get dream job into the different government departments and nationalize banks.

As students proceed towards the last leg of their preparations for the Competitive exam, here are 10 tips to keep in mind before and while appearing for the exam:

1. Once a student qualifies for Competitive exam, s/he should not waste time in discussing ranks and marks and instead focus on preparing for interview considering you have just a few days left.

2. Always remember that Competitive exam is just a qualifying exam for getting jobs.

Your marks of written exam has nothing to do with your performance in Competitive exam. It is best to avoid building pressure and getting distracted from the interview.

3. In Some Competitive exam, a student need to qualify for individual subject/sectional cut off.

The next few days must be spent in revision. It is advisable to divide your day in three slots so you can revise and master all section.

4. Make a subject wise syllabus chart. Mark the chapters you revise so you’ll be able to track your progress and feel confident.

5. Analytical Reasoning, Data Sufficiency, Data Interpretation, Mathematics, English, General Knowledge related questions can be asked so candidates should prepare all these sections turn by turn.

6. Skip those chapters which you haven't started studying. Instead focus on practicing chapters that have high chances to appear.

Solving previous year's questions can be a guide to decide relative weightage of chapters.

7. Attempt a mock test to judge the level of preparation.

8. Adjust your biological clock to prepare for the big day.

Avoid studying late night and avoid sleeping during the day to keep your mind fresh and stress-free.

9. On exam day; there may be two different papers to be appeared at different time slot so candidate should prepare properly and secure qualifying marks of first and second paper so that exam can be cracked successfully.

10. Always remember candidates cannot fully solve Competitive exam paper in given time frame hence it is an exam which requires witty decision making.

You must know how to prioritize a certain set of questions and to leave the rest for later.

Also keep an eye on calculation part of questions and time given to a particular question.

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