Omg that's exactly what I do as soon as the exam time starts. I'd just flip around through pages and read the Qs ASAP while answering the ones I am completely confident about 😭 I can't tell you how relieved I feel after doing so and how much confidence it brings me when answering the paper. Thank You for the amazing video❤❤ The editing as always was on point.👌😍
I was once taking a fiendish multiple choice exam which changed format on each page: you know the kind where you have four statements and you check 1 if A, B and C are correct, 2 if B and D are correct, etc, etc: then next page it's a different scheme entirely. The science content was not too bad, just the mental gymnastics. Anyway I worked out that it was not going to be possible to answer everything in the time available. Some exams have always been like that, especially in maths, where the aim is to solve as many problems as possible in the time available. I figured that all of us were in the same quandary, so I just put my head down and got on with it, while a few other candidates protested to the invigilators. This was in Dublin, so amazingly they agreed and gave us an extra half hour. The teutonically efficient English would not have done that, and they would also have started the exam on time. Anyway I managed to answer everything and was one of the 90% who passed. So no need to worry!
Sorry if I am blind or stupid, but I don’t see the links you reference to the high yield study strategies and when I search for the names you show in the pictures I don’t get any results. Does anyone know what videos he is talking about?
For history exams, I am almost giving a detailed speech (to myself) about what happens in key times and referring to notes when I need to- then I do practice questions. Is this effective?
Hi shahin, ur content is grt. I got help frm ur video bt i think u have to change ur presentation to reach more specially ur facial expression while talking. Sometimes it becomes so much negative and irritating like immature boy. Thanks hope u understand
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Omg that's exactly what I do as soon as the exam time starts. I'd just flip around through pages and read the Qs ASAP while answering the ones I am completely confident about 😭 I can't tell you how relieved I feel after doing so and how much confidence it brings me when answering the paper.
Thank You for the amazing video❤❤ The editing as always was on point.👌😍
Haha honestly helps so much and has scientific reason as to why! Thanks so much 🙌
I was once taking a fiendish multiple choice exam which changed format on each page: you know the kind where you have four statements and you check 1 if A, B and C are correct, 2 if B and D are correct, etc, etc: then next page it's a different scheme entirely. The science content was not too bad, just the mental gymnastics.
Anyway I worked out that it was not going to be possible to answer everything in the time available. Some exams have always been like that, especially in maths, where the aim is to solve as many problems as possible in the time available.
I figured that all of us were in the same quandary, so I just put my head down and got on with it, while a few other candidates protested to the invigilators. This was in Dublin, so amazingly they agreed and gave us an extra half hour.
The teutonically efficient English would not have done that, and they would also have started the exam on time. Anyway I managed to answer everything and was one of the 90% who passed. So no need to worry!
Thanks bro I love watching people like you it gives me motivation to also become a doctor
Thanks man 🙌 Best of luck!
Revising a lot doesn't necessarily mean you won't fail, sometimes failure can happen due to poor study techniques
Great video and tips!!
Thanks so much 🙌
Sorry if I am blind or stupid, but I don’t see the links you reference to the high yield study strategies and when I search for the names you show in the pictures I don’t get any results. Does anyone know what videos he is talking about?
No one is talking about the fact he did 70 questions in 30 minutes
Great content Dr Shaene!
Thanks so much 🙌
For history exams, I am almost giving a detailed speech (to myself) about what happens in key times and referring to notes when I need to- then I do practice questions. Is this effective?
Yeeeessss - this is active recall in action and one of the most effective strategies!
0:19 your dad looks so cute I swear !!
Hello Shaene, which part of India are you from? I am from Andhra Pradesh. I found you on TikTOK and subscribed on YT.
Thanks 🙌 I’m originally from Sri Lanka haha
Haha thankss I saw yr vid on tik tok
Woo! 🙌
Hi shahin, ur content is grt. I got help frm ur video bt i think u have to change ur presentation to reach more specially ur facial expression while talking. Sometimes it becomes so much negative and irritating like immature boy. Thanks hope u understand
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