in your school/college exams you would have noticed that the person who can do the best presentation in exam scores the most marks!
well this is much different from that! There is no presentation as it is just Multiple choice questions in the exam!
so all that you have to do in this examination is fill up the OMR sheet!
thats all no long answers or hand-writing problems! ;-)
If you would have appeared for some similar type exam you would be having an idea about it. But otherwise let me tell u that it is very easy compared to other exams if you take care and keep the basics in mind! but if you forget them and go haphazardly it could prove to be a tedious job.
There would be a few questions in which the answer you would be getting might be 'A' or 'B' or 'C' or 'D'
In that case you should remember and always keep in mind that you have to mark the correct option in the OMR sheet and not the correct answer!
let us take an example
question: Which of these is an vowel?
A. D
B. C
C. A
D. B
In this case the correct answer would be A
but the correct option would be C.
so in this case you have to mark 'C' in the given OMR sheet!
Plenty candidates make this mistake and reduce their total by such a silly mistake!
The other mistake that candidates make is marking the answer in another question
suppose you are solving your english paper
you have attempted questions 1 to 7
you see that the 8th and 9th question are based on comprehension and it is very long so you would keep it for later!
so you jump to the 10th question you find that the correct answer of question 10th is 'A' but in hurry you mark 'A' in front of question number 8 instead of 10!
this is also a very dumb-ass mistake many students make!
so if you feel it is difficult to mark the correct number in OMR sheet it is better to carry a ruler scale and keep it on the OMR sheet such that it points to the question you are solving currently!
well this is much different from that! There is no presentation as it is just Multiple choice questions in the exam!
so all that you have to do in this examination is fill up the OMR sheet!
thats all no long answers or hand-writing problems! ;-)
If you would have appeared for some similar type exam you would be having an idea about it. But otherwise let me tell u that it is very easy compared to other exams if you take care and keep the basics in mind! but if you forget them and go haphazardly it could prove to be a tedious job.
There would be a few questions in which the answer you would be getting might be 'A' or 'B' or 'C' or 'D'
In that case you should remember and always keep in mind that you have to mark the correct option in the OMR sheet and not the correct answer!
let us take an example
question: Which of these is an vowel?
A. D
B. C
C. A
D. B
In this case the correct answer would be A
but the correct option would be C.
so in this case you have to mark 'C' in the given OMR sheet!
Plenty candidates make this mistake and reduce their total by such a silly mistake!
The other mistake that candidates make is marking the answer in another question
suppose you are solving your english paper
you have attempted questions 1 to 7
you see that the 8th and 9th question are based on comprehension and it is very long so you would keep it for later!
so you jump to the 10th question you find that the correct answer of question 10th is 'A' but in hurry you mark 'A' in front of question number 8 instead of 10!
this is also a very dumb-ass mistake many students make!
so if you feel it is difficult to mark the correct number in OMR sheet it is better to carry a ruler scale and keep it on the OMR sheet such that it points to the question you are solving currently!
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