How much well prepared are you?
Any good last minute tips?
Whats your study plan & on which questions are you getting stuck?
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How to prepare yourself
The day before
Give yourself a break. Ease up on your studying, and take some time to relax. Do something fun. Sometimes getting your mind off the test is the best preparation.
To avoid unnecessary stress, gather up everything you’re going to need for the next morning. You don’t want to be frantically searching for something just before you rush out the door.
Make absolutely sure you know how to get to your test center and how long it’ll take you to get there.
Get some rest. Getting a good night’s sleep the night before the test will help you MUCH more than any last-minute cramming you might be tempted to do.
Set two alarms. Consider setting one in your room and one in someone else’s room. One should be battery-powered, just in case the electricity goes out.
The morning of the test
Eat breakfast. You might not feel hungry, but you’ll be at the test center for hours, and you’re going to need the energy.
Bring snacks to eat during the breaks. A healthy snack will go a long way toward keeping you focused throughout the entire test.
Get there early. Consider traffic, weather conditions, flat tires, and anything else that could slow you down.
Leave your cell phone at home. You’ll survive without it for a few hours … we promise. If you are seen using a cell phone or any other prohibited electronic device while in the test center, or if the device makes noise or vibrates, you may be dismissed immediately and your scores may be canceled.
During the test
Use the breaks to relax. Eat or drink any snacks you have brought with you. You should feel refreshed after your breaks.
Work only on the section you are supposed to be working on. You’re not allowed to go back to a section once that section has ended or start on the next section if you finish a section early.
Do easier questions first. You earn just as many points for easy questions as you do for hard ones.
Make sure you fill in the circles darkly and completely on your answer sheet. If you change your response, erase it completely. Your test is read by a machine, so you need to be sure your answers are clearly marked.
Use all of your time. Go back and look over problems you weren’t quite sure about. If you skipped any hard problems, use the time to try to work them out.
Try to stay positive and focused. Keep your mind on your work, not on your score.
These are great tips!