For the day of exam- I used to take care of following things on the day of the exam.
Exam centre: if it’s suits you, please visit the centre prior to exam. Although it’s not a compulsory task to do.
However, you can do the following in case you’re not visiting the centre prior. Use google maps to see how long does it takes to reach the centre especially at the time of your exam. Be familiar with the nearest metro station too.
Food and drinks- do not rely on food stalls nearby your centre. I used to carry packed food for both morning and afternoon. Usually I got for subway and I order the night before the exam and carry it along with me.
Carry water and juice/ors/glucose solution with you as temperatures remain high in June.
Mental preparation of the classroom - be mentally prepared for following possible scenarios-
a. Uncomfortable seats at the exam centre
b. This happened to my friend where he was asked to go to other room as fan stopped working in their classroom
c. A number of vacant seats or students sleeping on their seats during examination
Etc etc
Mental preparation for the exam-
a. Last time it took me more than an hour for first reading of the questions itself. So please plan when would you mark the omr sheets accordingly
b. Number of questions to attempt- no fixed formula but try to go for as much as possible. One of my friend used to attempt more questions if paper seemed easy and less if hard.
c. Have faith. You just have to cross the cutoff. And you’ll certainly be able to do so from the effort that you have put. Things are going to be asked from books you have studied.
Physically be alert and curate your diet in such a way that you don’t get drowsy. I remember last year I got sleepy in csat paper.
For the csat paper- it’s qualifying so I rely more on strategy than hardwork. I find the combination that gives me optimum marks. For example I first do comprehension then reasoning and then certain minimum number of quantitative questions to balance out any negative marking that I might get in the comprehension section.
all the very best. I pray to almighty that all be well with you.
ए खुदा मेरी दुआओ में वो असर कर दे |
मंगू मैं तुझसे क़तरा और तू समन्दर कर दे ||
Exam centre: if it’s suits you, please visit the centre prior to exam. Although it’s not a compulsory task to do.
However, you can do the following in case you’re not visiting the centre prior. Use google maps to see how long does it takes to reach the centre especially at the time of your exam. Be familiar with the nearest metro station too.
Food and drinks- do not rely on food stalls nearby your centre. I used to carry packed food for both morning and afternoon. Usually I got for subway and I order the night before the exam and carry it along with me.
Carry water and juice/ors/glucose solution with you as temperatures remain high in June.
Mental preparation of the classroom - be mentally prepared for following possible scenarios-
a. Uncomfortable seats at the exam centre
b. This happened to my friend where he was asked to go to other room as fan stopped working in their classroom
c. A number of vacant seats or students sleeping on their seats during examination
Etc etc
Mental preparation for the exam-
a. Last time it took me more than an hour for first reading of the questions itself. So please plan when would you mark the omr sheets accordingly
b. Number of questions to attempt- no fixed formula but try to go for as much as possible. One of my friend used to attempt more questions if paper seemed easy and less if hard.
c. Have faith. You just have to cross the cutoff. And you’ll certainly be able to do so from the effort that you have put. Things are going to be asked from books you have studied.
Physically be alert and curate your diet in such a way that you don’t get drowsy. I remember last year I got sleepy in csat paper.
For the csat paper- it’s qualifying so I rely more on strategy than hardwork. I find the combination that gives me optimum marks. For example I first do comprehension then reasoning and then certain minimum number of quantitative questions to balance out any negative marking that I might get in the comprehension section.
all the very best. I pray to almighty that all be well with you.
ए खुदा मेरी दुआओ में वो असर कर दे |
मंगू मैं तुझसे क़तरा और तू समन्दर कर दे ||
Forwarded from vs
Hello fellow aspirants. This is Vishal Sah AIR 63 and sociology optional topper with 329 marks.
I’ll be doing a one hour ASK ME ANYTHING- on this channel- on 2 June late evening to clear doubts regarding mains preparation after prelims and other queries regarding civil service preparation.
Please keep a list of questions ready with you. One guy can start and other can add their questions to the same list
I’ll confirm the timing on Saturday.
I’ll be doing a one hour ASK ME ANYTHING- on this channel- on 2 June late evening to clear doubts regarding mains preparation after prelims and other queries regarding civil service preparation.
Please keep a list of questions ready with you. One guy can start and other can add their questions to the same list
I’ll confirm the timing on Saturday.
This is the group where I’ll do the session- 1 hour on queries raised
Soon we will be releasing a very much reliable key by CSE 2018 Batch rankers. Better you people match your marks with it before matching with other coachings keys. We have found that keys published till now have lots of errors. Thanks. Stay connected. 👍👍🙏🙏
I am doing a course at nextias for sociology- in which I’ll cover 300 questions of entire syllabus- paper 1 and paper 2 in 24 lectures
It’ll start from 27 June
It is available online and offline too
1. Please visit this website- www.nextias.com
2. Go to new registration in admissions
3. Register yourself - name, identify card photo please
3. Choose the course sociology through questions
4. Then proceed to payment
Those who’re unable to do so please dm me @simplesum your name email and phone number. I’ll try from my end
It’ll start from 27 June
It is available online and offline too
1. Please visit this website- www.nextias.com
2. Go to new registration in admissions
3. Register yourself - name, identify card photo please
3. Choose the course sociology through questions
4. Then proceed to payment
Those who’re unable to do so please dm me @simplesum your name email and phone number. I’ll try from my end
You can send me queries regarding the course to my dm.
Please do not forget to put your name and phone number in the message. Thank you
@simplesum
Please do not forget to put your name and phone number in the message. Thank you
@simplesum
Announcement
For those appearing for NET exam- the following booklist/process can be used
1. Duncan Mitchell Dictionary of sociology
Ask the candidate to go through important concepts, books and authors written in italics in concept head and make a note of it
2. Make a list of books and authors, villages and sociologists studying them with reference to India. You can refer to David Mandelbaum society in india 2018 Pearson edition for it. You can use any paper II notes for it. Vajiram classnote on village studies can also be used for the purpose
3. Take Arihant or unique book on UGC net and solve the tests. Some answers in both books are wrong. As and when there is doubt in the answer, use internet to know the correct choice
All the best
For those appearing for NET exam- the following booklist/process can be used
1. Duncan Mitchell Dictionary of sociology
Ask the candidate to go through important concepts, books and authors written in italics in concept head and make a note of it
2. Make a list of books and authors, villages and sociologists studying them with reference to India. You can refer to David Mandelbaum society in india 2018 Pearson edition for it. You can use any paper II notes for it. Vajiram classnote on village studies can also be used for the purpose
3. Take Arihant or unique book on UGC net and solve the tests. Some answers in both books are wrong. As and when there is doubt in the answer, use internet to know the correct choice
All the best