what do u do when u r worried before an exam?
539102
have a fun day the day before your test. get your nails done or hair done, or go shopping, whatever you like to do. forget about the exam completly.\ntake a nice long shower the night before, and get sleep.
1160832
go over anything you are most unsure of first.\nwrite out your notes again and reread as many times as you can.\nif you need to know diagrams, practice drawing and labelling them without your books.\ntake a break for ten minutes every hour to let your mind relax.\nsleep when you are tired as overdoing it will not work, you'll be too tired to think in your exam.\ni did this two weeks ago and it worked really well, exam went like a dream!! \nbest of luck, take it in your stride, repeat to yourself "i can do this" positive mental attitude.
516539
Take a deep breath......you KNOW you're totally prepared. Relax........you're going to do fine!! I have confidence in you!! Good Luck!!
127120
you should study, do your homework, do extra work, pay attention in class and ask questions if you don't understand something. you should aslo manage your time. don't wait until the last minute before an exam to study.
718974
You shouldnt be confused nor worried. Just work hard, Do your level best - Write the exam..\n\nThink positive and be optimistic.
184477
One of my professors told me this. He said to study for your exams during the day. If you have an exam on Friday, study Wednesday, sleep well on Thursday, and then study a little more on Friday before the test. This is supposed to help refresh you. If you're going through exam week, do the same thing, just try to focus harder on your studying. Don't stress too much, though. I took a final last year and I was so worried that I cried and stayed up studying all night. I made a 100 on my final, but I was so sick from my nerves. As long as your study for at least two hours and you do your best, you're probably going to do fine.
80501
Just put off all Ur Mental Stress and Try to Study when U R in Full mood of study\nIf Ur mood is off then take some juice, talk to Ur Best friend & walk on foot for half an hour. Ur mood is on and U r ready to give surprize to examiner\nI can tell U this Because on 7 Apr my final exam is also there\nAnd I Tried above ideas
222487
Different things help different people. Here are some ideas that've helped me and/or people I know:\n-getting enough sleep\n-taking a deep, even breath before starting the exam and each time you start to get nervous\n-not talking to people about the test for an hour or so before taking the test\n-do some "self-testing" the day before (or earlier, though I know you can't do that this time) by posing some questions to yourself that you think might be similar to those on the exam, and working to solve them "on the clock".\n-consciously relaxing your muscles before the exam and when you start to get nervous\n\nGood luck!
605679
From past experience, it's the little things that trip people up on these tests.  Not the big complex situational questions.  About 80% of the questions have real simple solutions.  The night before the test, relax.  Maybe look over your notes, but get plenty of sleep.
1087401
If you studied well, take a few hours off to rest.  Be sure to eat a nutritious healthy meal before you go in for the exam, breathe in deep when you sit at the exam table and get your question paper to help you relax, then calmly read the questions, take the questions one by one starting with the topics you know best and answer them to the point (no waffle and) in clear and legible language, use technical words whenever possible, and move on to the best.  Don't pause except to have a sip of water if you are allowed, and when you are through, don't forget to read through them one more time for a final check.  good luck
1122498
Make a schedule to prepare yourself.  Make sure you schedule time off and a bit of relaxation as well.  Ensure you know the topic (or all the topics) deeply as well as superficially.  Look up mind-mapping.  The night before each exam, be sure to get enough sleep, and wake up early enough to easily arrive at the examination on time, having eaten enough breakfast/lunch to get you through the exam.\n\nGood luck!
539964
This is a habit that will be important throughout life.  People often like to worry about things that they have no control over. You need to learn to put those worries aside. The time to be concerned about your success on exams is PAST.  Any worrying you do now is only unnecessary pain.  Why would you continue to torture yourself.  This should be your time to enjoy.  You won't have another time like this to relax.  As soon as you discover your results, you will suddenly be focused on preparing to go to university, and will have little time for enjoyment.  Right now, you should relax and focus on other things.  Make yourself a note on the calendar for the day when you should expect results.  Until that day, don't even think about it.\n\nI recommend doing volunteer work.  Sometimes, if you focus on the needs of others, it puts your own worries in perspective.\n\nBest of luck to you on your future education.
548474
hey relax..\nexams r over and if u have fared them well....then obviously u r bound to get good marks...u look like a good student....worrying is natural....dont let it get to u.....\nrelax...take a long deep breath...and think positive.....u will score well....and tell me about ur marks when it comes.....\nhope u get good marks
294281
first, you should choose the most comfortable place you could study...if you like noisy places to concentrate or quiet place like your room it all depends on you...next is to gather all the needed resources regarding tha subject matter you want to study...if you are gonna study days before the exam, it is preferred for you to make a reviewer so that it will be easier for you to study the next time you feel like it..or you could highlight the important words so that it will be faster for you to detect what to memorize or take down...then if it involves math..the best thing to do is practice your solving..concentrate more on the principles...but if it involves memorization it is adviced that you keep on repeating the words and associate it with funny things or any words that could help you recall easily...and lastly try to avoid distraction...it is preferred to prepare more sleep well and pray...good luck and Godbless
669644
Here's what you do.  This is exactly what you have to do, so pay close attention:\n\n1) Figure out every possible thing that might be on the exam.  \n\n2) Figure out the exact way the questions are going to be asked.\n\n3) Figure out what the A students and grad students are focusing on.\n\nThen, of course, get the answers.  Make sure you can remember them.\n\nIf you don't know these things like they're second nature, you're not ready for an exam.  If you need help, get it.\n\nStressing out and cramming might help a little, but you're much better off using your head.
498771
Study! (obviously). :)\n\nGet sleep the night before your test. Eat breakfast. Give yourself 10 minutes or so "meditation time" before the actual test, where you're not studying, but you're relaxing. Do whatever you can to avoid talking to classmates before the test. Don't worry about who finishes first or last or in the middle. Just study, relax, and do the best you can at your own pace.
877114
Leave the other bits - it is too late to look at them now.  Think of them as 'the ones that got away' -this time-  if you continue in mathematics you will have other chances to master them.  There is no need to feel nervous just because others are, in an exam you can be true to yourself and unleash your potential.