My advice for exam candidates

System
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edited 10:08AM in AAT student discussion
I honestly believe that last minute cramming and panicking is counter-productive<BR><BR>It might not seem easy, but if you can switch off now. Shut your books and take things easy.<BR><BR>You need to be alert for the exam, not worn out.<BR><BR>You don't need 100% to pass, but if you are tired then you are likely to make mistakes<BR><BR>Try to relax and get a good night's sleep.<BR><BR>I know these boards have the time set ahead of the real world, but I make the time nearly 9.00pm.<BR>In 12.5hrs time the PEV exam stars<BR><BR>Give yourselves the chance to show off how brilliant you are.<BR><BR>Sandy

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  • System
    System Posts: 100,534 🤖 Admin 🤖
    My advice for exam candidates

    Thanks Sandy you are truly a gem.....<BR><BR>Good luck all of you .......at Technician level we should be used to exams by now...........<BR><BR>nite...
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    System Posts: 100,534 🤖 Admin 🤖
    My advice for exam candidates

    These are the best words of advice and they are true. Cramming at the last minute does not do anything - it just stresses you out even more and sets the panic alarms going. Your brain then packs up and you begin to think "I don't know anything" which just makes things five times worse!!<BR><BR>If you work during the day, don't work at night - you won't learn any more and just make yourself feel despondent.<BR><BR>GOOD LUCK!!

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