how can one increase the concentration levelso as to get good marks in exams?
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1) FOOD\nEver heard the saying "You are what you eat"? Well this is especialy true when it comes to the brain.\n\nFish is indeed brain food:\nOmega-3 fatty acids, in particular docosahexaenoic acid or DHA, which can be found in fish like Salmon and tuna\n\n2) EXERCISE\nThe brain is a exremly greedy organ acounting for about 20% of oxygen usage in the huuman body.\n\nTry doing about 30 minutes worth of cardiovascular exercise before studing.\n\n3) SLEEP\nSleep is fundementaly important to converting short term memories into long term memories.
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First list out the things that are distracting you or blocking your growth. Secondly work out a plan how you can get rid of them. Third take a short break and go for a short trip or outing. After you come back start fresh. I am sure you will find some difference and you should be able to do well.\n\nI was very good student and scoring high marks during my school days. But during my college, I wasn't performing as expected. One day I started listing out things I thought was distracting me and eating my time. And they were:\n\nSmoking, Hanging out for a long time, etc..... Slowly I got rid of them and was able to get back my balanced life. And automatically I started focusing more on studies and performed well. Since I realized this very late (during my 3rd year) I was only able to correct myself just before my exams. But still I scored 80%.\n\nI wish all the best to you. Take care
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study in the morning or after a good sleep. Your mind would be refreshed and that could help you study better. Don't be afraid. This will just make it harder to study.\nYou could also study bit by bit every day so that your memory would still be upto date with it's information. And that you don't have to study much when the exam comes.
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Just sit down.. and do every question if u have a text book. this method helps me keep my grades in maths.
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hey try out these....\n1. try to study alone(no combine study)\n2. think of ur objective all the time.( what grades u want to        \n   achieve etc)\n3. avoid all other distractions (including ur friends,party                \n   etc.)\n4. if u really like the subject u r studying, concentration   \n   will come automatic (u will bw in a zone). SO TRY TO                  \n   ENJOY UR STUDY RATHER THAN LOOKING AT IT AS A HURDLE)\n5. still if u have problems with concentrating, well then..\n   \n6. good luck :)
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Find out what areas you are weak at and concentrate in those areas. Also, you can take the exam 3 times. Spread them out over a period of time. You will get better.  Get planty of rest and eat a light breakfast before the exam.
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Being a good test taker is all about confidence. You probably have all the knowledge to answer the questions. Just stay calm and focus and you'll do great. Oh yeah, and studying helps too.
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study hard and make good grades
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As well as promising yourself a reward you should also try to change your mindset. Think about how important the exam actually is. I used to be really nervous about exams but now I tell myself they don't matter and I can always do them again I actually do much better.
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Only if you stop writing questions on Yahoo Answers and get back to studying!!!!!\n\nKeep going over the practice tests until you can get 80% or better every time and it will be no sweat!
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Some of the things you can do to improve your grades is to rewrite your notes after class (sometimes) and review the material for a few minutes every day.  It's surprising what you can remember by doing that, even if it's just for 5 minutes or so every night.  Also, study in groups whenever you get the chance.  When you set up a time to study with others, you're less likely to procrastinate, and you're more likely to remember the material.  Be sure to visit your professors during their office hours, too.  I hope some of this helps, and good luck with your grades.
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I'm going to assume that you just phrased the question wrong and that you are really looking for a legal way to help increase your score. I included a link under sources with instructions to the test. At the bottom is a section on test preparation including guidebooks. I suggest looking there.
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Concentration Techniques\n\n1. Jot down things that are on your mind before you study, then set this list to the side. Add to it anything that distracts you as you are studying. Take care of the list later.\n\n2. Study at the same time each day. A regular schedule can help you frame this as “study time”.\n\n3. Set a timer for an hour, don't allow yourself to stop studying until it goes off.\n\n4. Take breaks. A three minute break for every 30 minutes of study is a good guideline. Take a longer break after 90 minutes.\n\n5. Set goals for your session that are realistic (number of problems to solve, pages to read, etc.) When you have met one of your study goals, reward yourself with a short break. Then, return to your study area.\n\n6. Study in an area away from distractions such as a library, study lounge, or an empty classroom.\n\n7. Make sure you have everything that you need before you begin.\n\n8. Make sure your environment is conducive to studying, no TV, no telephone, no roommate, no boyfriend/girlfriend.\n\n9. Make studying an active process; take notes and make review sheets. Intersperse different kinds of study into one session, e.g. reading, writing, taking notes, memorizing, etc.\n\n10. Identify how what you are studying is relevant to your life. Draw connections between things you already know.\n\n11. Insure that you are sleeping enough, eating well, and getting regular exercise. Your mind will be more alert, and you will be less likely to fall asleep or daydream.\n\nGOOD LUCK !!!
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hey marina\nCHILLAX\n\ni. Revision tips\n\nDevelop a timetable to monitor your progress. Make sure you allocate adequate time for fun and relaxation as well. \n\nWhile revising a subject, practise writing. This would be an actual simulation of the examination itself. Plan your revision and complete it in time. This will give you a sense of achievement and build your confidence.\n\nWhile revising, vary subjects and their difficulty so you don't get bored or disheartened. Set realistic targets of what you can achieve in the time available. \n\nSpend as much time on recall as on reading. Practise by writing answers as you would do in the exam. This will help you remember the important points when you answer each paper. \n\nPractise writing answers under exam conditions. Take three hour tests, without a break in between, preferably at the same time as that of the exam. This will help your body clock adjust to the examination time and conditions. \n\nii. Time out\n\nTo prevent mental fatigue, take a short break as soon as you notice your mind is losing concentration. Stick to activities that do not break your study continuum during these breaks. Avoid television and loud music. You will then be able to come back to your revision refreshed.
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You can improve your score by studying, but only a certain amount.\n\nFor example, MENSA accepts scores from standardized tests like the SATs, ACTs and GREs.  You can buy a study guide or take a class if you want to improve your score.  Basically you just need to develop habits that conform to the sorts of problems encountered in each type of test.
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Try meditation and visualisation techniques. Yoga and Tai Chi are also great for increasing focus and concentration. If those aren't active enough for you, some of the other martial arts also work such as Akido (fantastic for concentration if you can find one in your area). If that doesn't do it, then I would recommend Tai Kwon Do. Any one of these arts will be able to increase concentration, attention and focus.
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Study longer and harder , so you will be able to remember important things. That should improve your grades.