1. Scrutinize Exam Syllabus and Difficulty Level
- The JKSSB exam list is big, however we deal here particularly with Panchayat Accounts Assistant & Class IVth Exams, you need to examine the exam syllabus, cutoff or expected score of these exams.
- Identify which portion of syllabus includes subjects of your knowledge and best suits you.
- Based on these, select the portions accordingly you would like to go for.
2. Segregate Topics
- After the exam/syllabus selection, proceed to separate topics based on the difficulty level.
- Make a list that includes strong and weak topics separately.
3. Strong Topics First
- Pick the strong topics first, as they take less time.
- Brush-up the formulas and basic concepts for all the topics under this list.
4. Previous Year Papers
- Now, proceed to solve previous year questions from your strong topics.
- It will help you understand your preparation level.
- Moreover, it will build confidence and enthusiasm for further preparations.
5. Practice Mock Test
- Practising mock tests will improve your speed and accuracy.
- It will also help you know where your preparation is lacking.
6. Move Towards Weak Topics
- At this point, you should move to the weak topic list. Select a few topics based on the weightage and kind of preparations they require.
- Follow this with the concept building. Brush-up the basics first, and then move to the deeper concepts.
- Practice relevant questions to improve speed and accuracy.
Government Job Exam Hacks
15 Days Before Exams
- Around this time, you should only focus on attempting the mock test.
- Closely analyze your preparations and identify where you are falling short of preparations.
- Then, utilize the remaining time to improve your concept and maximize your output.
- You should attempt two to three mocks every day to optimize your preparations.
Examination Day Hacks
- In the exam room, stay positive and confident. Carefully go through the entire question paper.
- Solve the easy questions first and then proceed towards the difficult ones.
- After this, go to the difficult questions, and attempt those which you feel have more chances of accuracy. Leave the questions you are unsure of if there's negative marking.
- Don’t forget to keep a tab on time.
Finally, to memorize your portion, you can make use of mnemonics or pictorial method (spider diagram - in which the topic is in the middle and sub-topics with arrows pointing outwards.)
Clearing any of these government exams is possible with these smart strategies. However, hard work, strategic planning, and time management are always needed for the best results.
On this note, even if you are starting your preparations now, these tips will help you reach the desired results. Good luck!
- Written by Rayees Khan, Co-Founder and CEO, Team Kashmir Student
