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Review if Time Allows

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Use the full time wisely.

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Leave 5-10 minutes at the end of the exam to review your answers.

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Mental Segmentation: Divide the exam into smaller, more manageable parts (sections, sets of questions, etc.). Instead of thinking "I have 4 hours," focus on completing one section or group of questions at a time.

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Pace Yourself:

Break the exam into smaller chunks and give yourself 1-2 minute breaks between sections.

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Stay positive: If you hit a tough spot, remind yourself that you’ve got this. One tough question doesn’t define your whole exam.

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Whenever you finish a section or handle a challenging problem, remind yourself how well you're doing. Stay positive, and avoid letting one difficult question derail your confidence.

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Make sure you understand the question before answering.

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If you're stuck on a question, don't linger on it, mark it for review and move on to the next question.

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Every 30–45 minutes, take 30 seconds to look away, breathe deeply, and stretch your fingers/neck

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Read questions in advance to better understand what you will be reading, and what to remember.

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Use the process of elimination

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Pause for a few seconds between questions- roll your shoulders and stretch your neck.

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Do not trust your memory. Find the proof to support your answer

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Don’t skim too fast. A lot of mistakes happen because students rush through the reading and miss context or tone.

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If you panic, pause: Take 3 deep breaths.

Don’t obsess over one question — move on, come back later.

Use all the time you have — but don’t overthink everything

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Get at least 7–8 hours of sleep the night before.

Eat a balanced meal (carbs + protein) before the test.

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Hydration and snacks: If allowed, bring a water bottle and healthy snacks to keep your energy levels up.

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Get enough sleep—seriously, don’t cram all night.

Eat a real breakfast (protein + carbs).

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Stand up and move around during a break, it reduces mental fatigue/tiredness.