Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission UPSSSC Preliminary Eligibility test (PET) 2023 is now only 17 days away, PET written examination to be conducted for Group C recruitment in various government departments. These two weeks are to be held on 28th and 29th October. If these two weeks are used with planning then success can be ensured.
- Don’t read anything new:- Now that only a few days are left for the exam, avoid reading anything new and concentrate on the revision of what you have studied till now. Your notes are better for such times as they make revision easier.
- Solve old question papers:- Solving previous year’s question papers has double benefits, one is to understand the pattern of questions being asked in the exam and the subject wise weightage of the questions is to be assessed correctly.
- NCERT Make basis on the books of:- NCERT books are considered to be of standard which is why they prove to be useful in the preparation of all exams. NCERT books are also beneficial because questions are asked directly from them in competitive examinations. Exam useful point wise collection of all NCERT books is easily available in the market. Since there are very few days left for exam, reading these can be beneficial.
- Solve smart mock test:- Even if you practice more mock tests in the days left for the exam, there are many general knowledge based websites where you can practice questions. To keep yourself updated, you can use the internet as much as you can.
- Take care of time management:- Time management is very important to get success in the examination. While practicing mock tests, keep time management in mind. If you take care if this from the time of preparation, then the examination hall will not be difficult.
- Don’t stress, stay focused:- Don’t try to cram everything in the last few days before the exam. Due to this, you may get unnecessarily stressed. To avoid stress, make sure to take eight hours of sleep along with exercising. Your classmates, teachers and family stay connected with. They can provide valuable support and encouragement during this stressful time.
“THERE IS NO BASIC MANTRA OF SUCCESS, IT IS JUST THE RESULT OF HARD WORK”