Right, it's the time of the year.
Exams are round the corner again.
It's the stressful time of the year for both the parents and the students. Of course cos they are platoon mates.
While the students are burning the midnight oil to get in the formulae, the parents are burning their money (assesment, extracurriculum papers, and not forgetting the tonics and brains) to give moral support to their kids.
Sacrifices are made by both the parents and the kids to postpone their holidays and leisure and monetary bonuses.
While you are grinding blindly away as you stare at the society status tree (ya, ya it's the same old tank tier tree)
This is just a gentle reminder.
Study hard. If it can't get in your head, do it again and again till it's embedded.
Use a hammer if necessary. Not on your head and hands silly, how are you going to sit for your exams with such injuries?
The hammer should be used as hard as possible right in the centre of .... Guess where.... The centre of your IPad and tablet where the screen is! See if you still can't get the complicated formula in.
Of course in addition to this, you have to study smart too.
What's coming out and what's not likely to come out.
Spot the questions, speculate a little, like where you think the enemies are coming in the maps.
Do the easy ones first, I always say it's the same like killing off the weaker enemy tanks first.
Skip the hard ones for last, but remember to put a big mark on the edge and number on the exam paper so you won't miss it when you come back for it.
You don't want to end up searching for the light tank running around in the hills and gullies.
Last and most important of all.
Have a good rest on the day before your exams. You can play a few games of world of tanks blitz, I assure you.
Cos if you still don't undrstd what the heck the passage in the text book is all about at this moment in time, then it's like a fight against 3 heavies facing you. Skip it and pray very hard that it won't come out.
Last hours before the exams, don't bring along any books or such heavy stuff with lots of pages, you should only have a few slips of papers (even tissue napkins will do) with the most important notes and formulae on them, (not for you to cheat in the exam hall, crazy!).
It's only for last minute reference, which actually should not happen at this time cos you had one whole year.
Beware of "friends". OK, OK I'll refer to them as fiends. These fellas will undermine your confidence and give you wrong formulae and give creepy scenarios that will never happen but just to freak you out. At the last min outside the exam hall holding area. Beware! They do exist, those creeps!
Be confident and walk in with the knowledge that this battle will be won.
If the questions are difficult, don't panic cos most likely the person sitting next to you is having the same problem. Unless the person is a genius, which I feel the society lacks.
After the exams has started, don't just dive in and yolo!
Give yourself a good quality 5 min to look over the exam questions, not too much time either.
This will help you gauge the amount of time you'll spend on each questions and at the same time give your brain a background think about while you are attacking the first few easy questions.
Don't leave any blanks, try a few likely answers to your last few difficult questions. You'll not get any marks for no answers but you'll not get penalised for attempting with the wrong answers.
That's about it, I think. Good luck!
Edited by RoneMok, 24 September 2018 - 08:52 AM.