Creating your examination strategy: You need to create an examination strategy first, map out the full syllabus, and find out the weightage of topics. After completing the above analysis, you should create an examination strategy that incorporates ample time for self-assessment & revision.
Practice all the latest typologies of MCQs: In an MCQ-based examination, you need both speed and accuracy. Cracking an MCQ-based examination requires you to be familiar with the question format and detect distractors.
Make diligent notes: You cannot take the risk of not covering the syllabus or not revising the theoretical topics adequately. It is very important to focus on retention in an MCQ-based examination.
Practice extensively: Set apart some time daily for practice apart from your revision of theoretical topics. If you are able to solve practical questions quickly and accurately, you will improve your chances of getting high scores overall.
Learn and analyze: MCQs also allows for performance analysis. Diligent students can identify patterns of incorrect answers to investigate which topics are ones on which they need to focus.
It’s time to revise—keep it concise: By the time you finish your syllabus, it will be time to swiftly review everything you’ve studied. It would be foolish to begin re-reading the entire syllabus at this point.
Go through your lessons during the first half - Generally, we have a fresh mind during the early hours of the day, so make it a point to revise the lessons during that period of time
Read reference books after revision - Go through various reference books after revising the chapters from your textbooks. It will help you in understanding the subject in-depth and prepare accordingly.