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MCI propose Indian Medical Graduate exam from 2013
Written By Dr Medicos on Wednesday, 10 August 2011 | 15:43
Preparing for exams? Do not forget these
Written By Dr Medicos on Friday, 22 July 2011 | 20:08
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Let us see what we need to pass an exam with flying colours
- A good memory
- Good Health
Memory
Are you often unable to remember the names of people you've met? Do you go to a room and think what are you there for? Well don't worry this is just a tip of an iceberg. There are many more issues related. Just ask the person who is suffering how much demoralising that can be. Memory is an important skill that you can improve.
Here are a few things which you can do to improve learning and retaing:
Are you often unable to remember the names of people you've met? Do you go to a room and think what are you there for? Well don't worry this is just a tip of an iceberg. There are many more issues related. Just ask the person who is suffering how much demoralising that can be. Memory is an important skill that you can improve.
Here are a few things which you can do to improve learning and retaing:
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- Use mnemonics - use by associating it with people or, by rhyming, or, just a funny phrase which makes it more fun to learn.
- Mind mapping - just write a word and link everything around it. For e.g. write car and circle it. Now draw arrow and write its colour, type, segment, etc. and so on. This is how you do it.
- Visualise on a regular basis - No you won't start hallucinating. Visualisation if done regularly will help you to associate and recall images.
- Focus on important things - of course you won't be able to remember everything you read. So, its important to focus
- Revise often - It helps you to shift the information from short memory to long memory.
- Socialise - It helps you keep your mind alert as while communicating with someone you focus and concentrate on the words and that helps you.
- Eat well.
- Drink plenty of water.
- Manage stress.
- Get enough sleep.
- Limit Caffeine, Alcohol.
- Stop smoking.
- Exercise at least 15 min./day.
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