Exam tips
A. Lack of study of syllabus and learning outcome (Questions can be any parts of the syllabus, revise all)
B. Excessive theory dumping
C. Only understanding a glimpse of theory
D. Problems with English not understand with phrases, key terms, command words in questions
E. Not being able to focus on what the question asks for
F. Making just statement, not giving examples or supportive arguments
G. Just gist no sentence, not explaining
H. Prepare answer or parrot answer
I. If a question has more than one part, make sure to answer all.
J. Look every sheet, answer all required no question
K. There is no identical question, the format or the context must be changed
L. If there is a choice of questions, select the one you know better
M. Tendency to write all they know about....rather than matching answer with the question
N. Do not waste time, rewriting the questions
O. Should try and set mock examination and work through the past questions
P. Academic referencing is much appreciated
Q. Write legibly, smartly
R. Focus quality not quantity, but answer all necessary questions are answered
S. Sitting No and Question No
T. Don't list or gist, unless specifically asked for
U. Do not use Red ink or Tippex
V. Just cross one line for wrong answer or don't fold page
U. Go early to the exam room and read the question well
V. Time management, mark management should be match
X. Spend all exam hour in the exam room, answering the question
Y. Spare time or check and review the answer
Z. After sitting the exam, focus on another
