Tips & methods an average student can follow to improve their exam results
Average
students are the ones, who come between the category of topper students and
failing students. The most common remarks mentioned by their teachers in their
report card are ‘you can do better’ or ‘work hard to do better’ etc. which
simply means that these students have the scope of improvement
1. Discuss your doubts with
teachers – Mostly, students do not ask their doubts from their teachers
in the classroom itself. They ignore the fact that not clearing their doubts by
taking help from their teachers will result in their bad scores because they
won’t get concept clarity. But if you ask every student who gets top grades in
every exam, the common thing that they confirmed is that whenever they faced
any doubt during studies they always seek help from their teachers
2. Work on improving your weak areas - Students
should always work on improving their weaknesses which hinder their exam
preparations. Students often do not realise their habits or problem areas which
affect their study plan and these things stop them to progress towards their
goals. For average students, it is essential to understand the reason behind
their low marks in the exams.
3. Be attentive in the classroom - If
you are not attentive in class, then it is the time that you become an active
participant in your class. Moreover, if you pay attention in class, then in
case of any doubt you can straightaway ask your teacher there itself. For your
better understanding, you should make short notes while your teacher is
teaching in the classroom as these notes will be helpful for you self-studies
at home.
4. Study and teach your classmates/friends – You
can sometimes prepare for your examinations with your friends or classmates.
As group studies help you in learning better and effectively i.e. you can
make each other understand in fun and easy ways. Studying in the group also
will be helpful to analyse each other’s performance and you will be able to
know your preparation level. Moreover, in case of doubts, you can ask
your friends and also help them too.
5. Improve your writing skills – For
better scores, you should present your answers neatly and in a planned manner.
This is in concern with lengthy answers carrying more marks rather than short
answer type questions. So, in order to get good marks, make sure your writing
skills are good and to write lengthy answers like essays you should make a
strategy like the introduction paragraph should be effective and precise, you
should make points for writing the body and do not exceed the word limit.
6. Choose a correct and organised strategy for studying – Students
need to adopt an effective strategy so that they can prepare well for their
examinations. Only a proper method of preparation will prove to be very helpful
for you to get good marks. Also, you need to be organised with your studymaterial, your space of studying as well as a fixed schedule for studying and
revision to get effective results.
7. Improve your memory – Students
commonly face the problem of fading out during the exams because they could not
remember anything even though they prepared well enough. The common reason for
this is that students are not mentally prepared may be due to lack of revision
or nervousness. But, if they want to deal with this problem and perform their
best in exams then they should revise a lot and practice with previous year’s
papers and sample test papers. This will make them confident and assure them of
their preparation and they will be able to perform their best on the exams.
Also, to boost their memory, students should do regular exercise, practice yoga
and meditation as well as eat healthy to keep mind and body stress-free.
8. Stop delaying your studies – Most
important that no average student should ignore is that they must utilise their
time efficiently and stop postponing their tasks which makes them waste their
time. This is called procrastination and it becomes an obstacle to your
exam preparation. To get good grades, students should take their exams
seriously; they must not waste their time doing things which are of no use for
them like addiction to gaming, or simply laziness.
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