Create a productive revision and exam environment Everyone’s situation is different, and this may be difficult if you live with other people who are also working or studying from home. Ideally, any quiet or private space you can find will work.
When sitting ordinary in-person exams, there is usually the chance to try out a mock paper first to get used to the exam process. Ask your tutor or lecturer if you can have a go at a mock using the exam software you will be using for the real thing.
Depending on which online exam portal you are using, you may have to perform some pre-exam checks before the start time. These may include holding your ID card up to the camera or scanning the room with your laptop’s camera to make sure you aren’t using revision notes.
Bear in mind that you aren’t allowed to leave the room for the duration of the exam, so wear something you feel comfortable in and that will keep you warm enough for the whole exam.
When it comes to sitting the exam, click through the pages to read all of the questions before starting. This will help you know what is coming up so your brain can start formulating answers as you work through.
It will also offer you assurance and boost your confidence. You can also download monthly-wise current affairs questions from the GK Exam website.