Go through the paper and split the questions in three types: tough, not so tough, and easy. Start with the tough questions. And eventually move on to the easy questions.
I think the above comment is completely wrong. Please i kindly request you to dont give wrong advices to students. This is not just an exam , this will decide the future of student.
RE:kindly dont give wrong advices
by debasish chakraborty on Feb 05, 2007 04:29 PM Permalink
yes, I agree with you. The order should be reverse: easy, not so tough and then at the end try the tough ones. Else, one may not have time to do the easy problems, and if he/she found that after one hour only one or two problem has been solved, he may panic.
RE:kindly dont give wrong advices
by P Nishant on Feb 06, 2007 12:28 AM Permalink
yes, one should definitely solve in the reverse order of toughness i.e. easier ones first and finally if time permits tougher ones later. By already ensuring some marks by solving the easier ones, the confidence definitely goes higher and helps in solving the tougher ones with better concentration.
