Teacher App - Class
Schedule & Attendance Management App

Parent App from Edsys

Best School Bus Tracking System

Cashless School - For Smart Schools of Tomorrow


Exams turn out a nightmare for such students and the exam pressure takes away their confidence level.
And they would end up worrying about the lost time in the past when they could have prepared well.
For those who are struggling to finish off the exam syllabus in the last few weeks, these last-minute exam preparation strategies might help.
1. Focus on your Weak Areas
You may be good at some subject areas whereas weak in some other areas.
So focus better on your weak areas at first and you can keep aside the areas in which you are good at, last on the list so that you can cover it easily.
2. Give Attention To Core Areas
Have a detailed look into the exam syllabus and spend more time and attention on the core areas.
Make a list of the subject areas that have more weightage for marks and give an additional focus to these areas in your last minute preparation which can help you to score better.
3. Revise Within 24 Hours
Once you study a certain portion in the exam syllabus for the first time, it is better to revise it within the next 24 hours to retain it in memory.
This helps you to recap, review and reinforce the new information and you can recall it much faster.
4. Try Visual or Audio Aids
You can mix up the learning style to make the study phase more productive. Instead of just studying the textbooks and notebooks always, try to include some visual and audio aids that help to register the learning content better.
This can even be your own audio or video recording in which you pretend to teach someone else.
5. Shift Between Subject Categories
While having exam preparation, First, have a look at the entire syllabus to cover and categorize it into three groups.
So know the exam timetable well in advance and plan the study time accordingly so that you get enough rest between the exam days. Or else you will be worn out and may not be able to produce even what you know during the exams.
16. Take Regular Study Breaks
Avoid studying continuously for hours as the attention span of a student is less.
That is why it is important to take regular study breaks in between and make the sessions short.
Just dragging the study session with less concentration is not going to be productive.
17. Exercise between study breaks: Instead of watching TV or chatting with your friends that may distract you from studies, better invest that time for exercise that boosts your energy level and concentration for the next study session. Even 5 to 10 minutes of physical exercise can keep you fit for the learning.
18. Rest Your Hands
If the exam needs a lot of writing, make sure that you give proper rest to your hands the days before the exam.
A tired hand can affect the speed and performance in the exam.
You can even try using stress relief ball or toy during the time and take it with you in the exam hall if permitted.
19. Have Proper Food Habits
You should be physically healthy to prepare well for the exam and to perform well.
So maintain good food habits like not skipping breakfast, avoiding junk food and including more vegetables and fruits that enhances your brain function.
Also, drink lots of water throughout the day that keeps you hydrated and fresh and minimizes the possibilities of any illness at exam time.
20. Prepare last-Minute Review Notes
Just like the study guide, it is important to prepare last-minute review notes while you study it early.
This helps you to just glance through the notes just before the exam and revise your memory.
Include the concepts or terms you often struggle in these review notes and have a look at it before you go.
21. Plan Your Exam Day
Also, it is important for you to plan the exam day well in advance. Pack your bag with all required items such as hall ticket, pen, calculator and last minute study guides the night before the exam.
Also plan your schedule like when you will wake up, what time you get ready and reach the exam venue to avoid last minute hurry.
22. Get a Good Night’s Sleep
Just like studying well for the exam, having a good night’s sleep of at least 8 hours the previous day is very important to perform well. This keeps you physically and mentally fresh and relaxed and you can appear for the exam with a boosted memory.
Hope these study hacks can help the students to sort out their last-minute exam preparation struggles.
However, nothing can replace the continuous hard work and determination of a student to perform well.
Even when these tips and tricks can save you to an extent, a dedicated study plan and regular practice are important to edge out the competitors and score top marks.

Sign Up and Recieve the Latest News
Don’t Worry, We Don’t Spam