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[b][color=green]STRATEGIES FOR SCORING 75% AND ABOVE IN UI POSTUTME.[/b][/color] [b]As you've all known that scoring as high as 300 in UTME can't guarantee you admission into UI as she only concentrates on your PUTME score and not your JAMB score.Taking cognizance of this fact,it is damn paramount to overcome the hurdle of this necessary evil called PUTME.To achieve this exceptionally,adhere to the following hints: [color=red]Enter the hall with Boldness:[/color]Writing UI PUTME with timidity is at your detriment! Confidence in yourself matters.Confidence ceases you from erasing the right answers simply because your partner's contradict them.Be informed that you'll be combacting tricky-simple questions which need boldness and rapt attention to defeat.Let us take this simple analogy,while in primary school, you wrote exam each term and a class has three terms which resulted your quizes to 18 times for the whole of the six years. Same goes to your secondary school and suming up gives 36.If added to your Jamb,it resulted to 37 times which is the least number of times you'd have done exams before proceding to UI.So,why should you be afraid of what you've done for 37 times?It's ridiculous if you're!fear not!It is what you are used to. Nothing has changed! [color=red]Do not be in a Hurry:[/color]Are you writing UI entrance exam with the aim of scoring high and yet overconfidence and hastiness are your die hard attributes?Never will your goal be achieved if you don't shun these bad attributes and if you reject my advice,you'll end up scoring as low as 40 or 50 if God favours you.UI Post-UTME is without an iota of sceptism tactical and technical.The questions appear simple but very tricky. You look at the questiions in UI Post-UTME and say they are damn simple?!My dear,cool down!They're not as simple as they appear.Why not re-analyse the questions again? This time,what do you see?The answer is no longer sure right? Lol...Listen to me,saying "hasty climbers have sudden falls" has no gain for the speaker.SHUN HASTINESS AND OVERCONFIDENCE! [color=red]Prepare with the Right Materials:[/color]Many candidates score low not because they didn't prepare but because they prepared with the wrong materials.To be candid,reading wrong materials exposes one to failure!'What are then the correct materials?' is what I heard a candidate asking me.Well,the most important materials are UI sample questions and JAMB past questions!UI coins questions from Jamb past questions often.Infact,if you can master JAMB past questions to the latter,I have the assurance that you'll score as high as 90% and above!You're amazed?Don't be!That's just the fact there!In conjunction with these past questions,read also the materials you used for UTME and you'll be good to go! [color=red]Meet a Student of UI who have undergone this hurdle called Postutme:[/color]This suggestion can be buttressed by using a famous Igbo adage which says "ajuwa ajuju ihe no n'ala, si juo ewi" which is translated as "Anytime questions concerning what is inside the ground is being asked, let the questions go to the Rabbit". Not everything is written in this article. Experience is always the best teacher. Go and look for someone from UI who had successfully overcome this hurdle and ask how he succeeded doing that. Be part of an informative platform which centers on UI Admission strategies:There's no gain saying that fact that Information is power!Many fail post utme generally not because they've not prepared but because they lacked the right information!So,be part of a thread like this one you're presently which dishes out the information from the nooks and crannies of UI as an institution.Since you are here,You are truly at the right place.Go no where! [color=red]Be prayerful and spiritual:[/color] Doing all what I've said above without prayers is vanity upon vanity!What if you prepared for the exam but couldn't do it?That'll be disheartening I presume?Therefore,Read and pray so that you won't be a prey! If you strictly apply all these tips,I'm 100% sure that 80% and above will be your scoreline!If you've contribution(s) or question(s),don't hesitate dropping it/them using the reply or quote icon.And do invite your friends. I wish you luck in UI Post-UTME. Congratulations in advance!!![/b]

Actually,if we're to go by the official Jamb cut off mark for 2016, Universities should give any candidates with 180marks the opportunity to write pjamb and above while Polytechnic should consider those with 150 and above. U just have to wait till FUTO releases her cut off mark. Visit http://www.futogist.com/aspirants/futo-average-cut-off-marks-for-all-departments/ to get last year's cut off marks for each department.

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...... Jeeezzzz!!! I lost my comment... Well i was here

Why did u base ur advice on U.I??? Well its applicable to all schools.... But its like u love U.I...or u re a student there.

It will help them........ I wish u all gud luck

Is it possible for me to edit my jamb and change my course/school ? @sirneij

Nice one

[b]@simzy, it's without an iota of sceptism,very possible but there're conditions: [color=red]U're going to pay a fine of about #4-5k;[/color] [color=green]It's restricted to a particular duration.In most cases.1-2weeks after Jamb conclusion.[/color]

[b]@Ennyyoung If LASU goes by the benchmark ordered by JAMB,u are good to go but if otherwise,u will have to let go![/b]

[b]@tenniebenson Am not a student of UI but I had and still have crush on her. Am a Futarian![/b]

[center]10 Reasons that Mandated You to Prepare with Past Questions(PQ).[/center] [b]Past Questions are the compilation of previous examination papers taken by other candidates that sat for such examination from various examination bodies exempli gratia,JAMB,NECO,WAEC,POSTJAMB,etc.While these materials are available in hard copies, one can also lay hands on the softcopy (pdf) via the internet without going through risks and stress of traveling to the vendour to buy anyone of them. If you are seeking for admission into any university or polytechnic in Nigeria,the importance of studying with Past Questions and Answers from that school cannot be over- emphasized. Using past exam papers as part of the materials for preparation can expose you to lots of things you might haven't known which will boast your chance.. Studying past papers is a valuable decision that helps you to keep focused on important themes whilst practicing exam style questions. Past exam papers are one of the most helpful tools available to prepare for both internal and external examinations as they provide students with practical insight into how the forthcoming exam paper will look like and the key themes or subject areas one must try to cover. Before starting revision for a subject it is always worth taking time to seek out past papers. [color=chocolate]10 Benefits of Using Past Questions.[/color] Below are the indispensible and irrefutable benefits or importance of past questions: [color=pink]1. They reveal the patterns of asking questions by examination bodies. 2. PQs show you the subjects and topics to prepare for adequately. 3. They provide helpful tips on to how answers should be presented. 4. With them,you know the likely exam questions you will be combating. 5. They Help to understand the likely exam time length (duration for exam). 6. They help to Indicate the typical number of questions to answer in the exam. 7. They help to Identify the styles of setting exam questions (short-answer, multiple choice or essays). 8. With them,you develop question answering technics to save time. 9. They provide the opportunity to identify the key subject areas to focus on in revision. 10. Most times Examination bodies do repeat their past questions and having gone through the past questions will give you the opportunity to pick the correct answer with wasting time.[/color] I can bet you that to make laudable success in the forthcoming exams, you cannot afford not to get a copy of the past questions for the examination you'll be writing.[/b]

[center]Architects of Students' failures in Entrance Examinations.[/center] [b]Candidates fail Entrance Exams due to some significant reasons. Some of these reasons are still obscure to many. We shall enumerate the possible reasons which result to students failing Entrance Exams and possible solutions to make them secured in this piece. [colore=red]Note:[/color]The list is exhaustive therefore, Feel free to add more in the comments section if you have. Below are the Architects of Students failures in Entrance Examination. [color=pink]1.Computer Illiteracy:Computer illiteracy signifies when an individual lacks the knowledge to operate computer. It is not possible for a students to pass Tertiary Schools' Entrance Exams nowadays without being literate in Computer.Remember, the examination will be written using computer and you have to learn how to write exams Using computer. Therefore,if you still lack computer knowledge,I'll advice you to acquire that knowledge.It won't only help you in examination-wise but also in your endeavors! 2.Fear:Fear is the crux of students' failure in any examination.This chronic crux of failure can be defeated by improving your self-confidence.Say to yourself “I can overcome this hurdle” and be determined about that.Nurture the idea of scoring 60% and above in your JAMB. Lack of Preparation:Lack of or delay in preparation is another jaw bone that needs to be broken if failure in JAMB or other examinations is to be subdued. There’s no gainsaying the fact that “failure to prepare is a preparation for failure”,therefore I beseech you to marry your books such as your JAMB Past Questions and Answers together with your Recommended textbooks. 3.Lack of Time Management:Time,they say,is the greatest enemy of mankind that is why you just have to manage your time judiciously.Stop wasting huge time on a question.If a question seems "unbreakeable" try other questions and revisit the so-called tough question,you will end up breaking the unbreakeable!Bear it mind that computer times you and immediately your time elapses, you're logged off automatically. 4.Over-confidence: Overconfidence relents many students in reading. Overconfidence retardates your aim thereby harming you.Shun overconfidence and have a headway! 5.Failure to Obey Instructions: Instructions in the examination hall are examinations themselves. Failure to obey the instructions given is failure to pass the examination. Simple! Do exactly what you are told to do and avoid doing what you are not told to do. 6.Malpractice:Malpractices have failed many students because they so much trust that devilish act!Listen,apart from making you to fail your exams,malpractices also barricage your aims from being materialized on earth because you fail to use your unique gift which no one else has on earth.Due away with them and depend on God and yourself.[/color] Do you have other reason(s) why students fail?Don't hesitate commenting them.[/b]

pls wats are d procedure for DE

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Wow! Nice one here.. I'm following.. And uhm would you be able to provide first hand information wenever the sales of p.utme forms begin in different universities?? Esp UNIUYO.

[b]@farzy which school do u wanna run her admission process using DE route? Since schools have distinct procedures.[/b]

[b]@Pizzaro by God's grace I'll and if I can't,this thread is open for all to contribute but all contributions must be rational, reliable and extensible.[/b]

I want to change my institution frm funaab to uI is it a good idea @sirneij

[b]@slim olayinka star None of ur choices is unacceptable but think deeply on which one to follow. Let me take u a little bit Into UI stuffs: UI's admission process is the most transparent in the history of education in Nigeria because of her negligible corrupt practises. In spite of this, it is one of the hardest schools to gain admission into due to her technical pjamb questions and the competitiveness of her frontier courses! My advice to u is that,UI and FUNAAB are good schools on their own scale and also their entrance examination question slightly differ. In the same vain, transparencies is never thesame. But mind u,ur course of study should determine the school u intend going. Clinical Sciences? UI is very bouyant! Technologicals? FUNAA takes the lead a big time![/b]

@sirneij....Thank u ooo

Ok

Nyc one bro, accept moi request on fb let's talk better I am an aspirant of Futa and wanna study d same course u are studying

[b]@rhoda adekemi Thank God! @Noblemaster I've done that![/b]

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[b]@myrhacool UNILORIN usually publishes her departmental cut off marks alongside postutme form announcement.Hope u had 220+ in Jamb.[/b]

Talking of UNILAG, the University of Lagos which was founded as far back as 1962. Presently, it has 3 Campuses, 2 in Yaba and the other one in Surulere. Though the main campus in Akoka and the recently created campus at the former School of Radiography. Its College of Medicine is located in Idi-Araba, Surulere. Well, It should be emphasized that all the three campuses are located in Lagos Mainland. The prestigious University of Lagos popularly known as UNILAG is known for having a large number of applicants each year for admission into the school. Talking of the 2015/2016 UNILAG post-utme screening, more than 50,000 candidates applied for JAMB UTME for UNILAG’s Post UTME screening. First of all the important things to know about UNILAG’s post-UTME screening examinations so far is that it is a Computer Based Test (CBT) that consists of three (3) subjects only for all students: Mathematics, English Language and General paper or Current Affairs. Format Of UNILAG Post-UTME Screening Examination The University of Lagos (UNILAG) usually sets its Post-UTME questions on just three(3) subjects which are Mathematics, English Language and Current Affairs for all students irrespective of the course you have registered for in your JAMB and its subject combination. The format of UNILAG post utme exam (number of questions per subject) is as follows: Make Sure You Read This 101 Facts You Must Know to Gain Quick Admission in Nigeria English Language = 20 Questions Maths = 10 Questions Current Affairs =10 Questions Total = 40 Questions Time to take Test = 30 Minutes. Total Post-UTME Score = 100 Marks How to Calculate Your UNILAG Post-UTME Aggregate Score To calculate your UNILAG post-utme exercise aggregate score, the formula used by the institution is the sum of your JAMB UTME SCORE divided by 8 and your POST UTME SCORE divided by 2. Taking For Example: You scored 260 in JAMB UTME and went on to score 60 in UNILAG POST UTME,your aggregate score will be calculated as follows: JAMB UTME Score = 260/8 =32.5 Post UTME Score = 60/2 =30 Unilag Aggregate Score = 32.5 + 30 =62.5% It can be quite confusing knowing knowing that the post utme questions are just 40. You might want to ask, how then is it possible for me to score 60 in UNILAG post utme. There is a simple sort of magic UNILAG performs; whatever you score in UNILAG post utme over 40 will be calcuated in percentage. Let’s say for example you score 20/40. It will be the same as 20/40 multiplied by 100 which is equal to 50%. Your aggregate score will be weighed against the cut off mark of your chosen course. The cut off marks (required aggregate scores) for all courses will be published after the UNILAG post utme exams. Make Sure You Read This JAMB UTME VS POST UTME - Which One Is More Difficult UNILAG Admission Requirements for All Undergraduate Courses The University of Lagos (Unilag) has a number of candidates applying for its degree program every year through Jamb UTME. Unfortunately, some of these candidates do not know the basic requirements for UNILAG’s undergraduate courses and which therefore leads to not getting admitted. Here are some tips onhow to successfully gain admission into the University of Lagos (UNILAG). Some students may also gain admission into the Institution, UNILAG, but at the point of their clearance, they are sent home just because they do NOT meet the admission requirements, you don’t want that to happen to you right? That is why all applicants who apply for Admission into UNILAG are usually advised to read this before making the school their choice. Admission Requirements into UNILAG for 2016/2017 Academic Session 1.The University of Lagos, UNILAG, being a competitive university willHARDLYadmit you if you make them as second choice university while filling your Jamb Form. 2. The University of Lagos (UNILAG) does not accept two O’level sittings. 3. University of Lagos (UNILAG) will NEVER admit you for Engineering, actuarial science, mathematics, if you don’t have further Mathematics in your O-level results! 4. You will not be offered admission into the University of Lagos psychology faculty if you don’t have biology in your O’level results. 5. Mathematics and English Language is compulsory at Credit grades in your O’level. If you didn’t merit this in your o’level, please don’t bother to apply for admission into The University of Lagos. Make Sure You Read This Facts You Should Know About UI Post UTME 2016 & Admission Interesting Things You Should Know About The University of Lagos, UNILAG From a modest intake of 131 students in 1962, enrolment in the university has now grown to over 40,000. The University’s staff strength is 3,365 made up as follows: 1,386 Administrative and Technical, 1,164 Junior and 813 Academic Staff. University of Lagos (UNILAG) currently has twelve Faculties, namely, Arts, Basic Medical Sciences, Business Administration, Clinical Sciences, Dental Sciences, Education, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Law, Pharmacy, Science, and Social Science

The above article is Titled [b]FACTS TO KNOW ABOUT UNILAG AND HER ADMISSION PROCESS[/b] Reference/source: http://eduregard.com/facts-you-should-know-about-unilag-post-utme-and-admission/

[center]FACTS ABOUT POLYIBADAN[/center] [b]As promised, I bring you minute but Important information concerning the examination ahead, that I believe you need to be aware of, in order to make your admission this time. Below are the facts you need to be aware of to make your sojourn in the Polytechnic Ibadan a success. • The polytechnic Ibadan, has a general UTME cut-off of 160, unless otherwise annuled this year by JAMB. • A proficiency in Computer basics is required to successfully sit for and pass the post-UTME test. • The post-utme of the Polytechnic ibadan is a Computer based examination, hence the need of computer knowledge. • The subjects to be taken are basically UTME subjects with substantial current affairs included. • The polytechnic Ibadan, accepts O-Level results combination, including a combination of WAEC and NECO with upper credits. • To sit for the polytechnic ibadan’s post-utme, you have to purchase two forms, One for your programme, and the other for your Computer based examinationtest. Last two years prices for the forms are: FT HND: 5,700 PT HND: 7,700 CBT : 3,700 Note: both Full Time and Part Time will write Computer Based Test. • The polytechnic Ibadan, unlike other polytechnics, send your examination(CBT post-utme) results to your mobile number which was included in your registration before it becomes available on their website. • The post-utme is a total score of 100 marks with questions consisting of UTME subjects and current affairs. • The post-utme consist of 15 well structured Computer based questions CALCULATING YOUR TOTAL SCORE IN ANTICIPATION FOR THE CUT-OFF: jamb score/4 postutme cbt result = ans/2 = cut off COMPETITIVE COURSES INCLUDES: Accountancy Banking and Finance Business Administration Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer science Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mass comm Public Admin Science lab technology LESS COMPETITIVE COURSES: Any othe course apart from those listed above. LAST FOUR YEARS CUT-OFF MARKS: You might like to consider last four years cut-off marks, to assess your stand. • Polytechnic Ibadan 2011/2012 Cut-off Marks for ND courses BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 23 LOCAL GOVT. STUDIES 25 MASS COMMUNICATION 50 MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 28 OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 27 VNTI analysis PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 45 MARKETING 23 PURCHASING AND SUPPLY 23 COMPUTER ENGINEERING 42 CIVIL ENGINEERING 38 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 26 MECHATRONICS 25 AGRIC. TECHNOLOGY 35 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 35 ARCHITECTURE 24 BUILDING TECHNOLOGY 27 ESTATE MANAGEMENT 24 SURVEYING & GEOINFORMATICS 20 QUANTITY SURVEYING 25 FASHION 15 VNTI analysis URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING 25 ACCOUNTANCY 48 BANKING AND FINANCE 42 INSURANCE 25 FOOD SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY 48 COMPUTER SCIENCE 45 GEOLOGY 25 MICROBIOLOGY 10 SCIENCE LAB. TECH. 45 STATISTICS 25 • Polytechnic Ibadan 2011/2012 Cut-off Marks for HND courses BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 05 MARKETING 20 MASS COMMUNICATION 30 MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 15 VNTI analysis OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 05 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 30 PURCHASING AND SUPPLY 35 OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 05 AGRIC. ENGINEERING 05 CIVIL ENGINEERING 20 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 20 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 10 ARCHITECTURE 20 BUILDING TECHNOLOGY 25 ESTATE MANAGEMENT 10 VNTI analysis GRAPHIC DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 20 SURVEYING & GEOINFORMATICS 11 PAINTING TECHNOLOGY 20 TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY 15 URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING 05 URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING (PGD) 20 ACCOUNTANCY 37 BANKING AND FINANCE 35 INSURANCE 06 APPLIED CHEMISTRY 16 COMPUTER SCIENCE 25 GEOLOGY 16 MICROBIOLOGY 10 BIOLOGY/MICROBIOLOGY 05 PHYSICS WITH ELECTRONICS 20 STATISTICS 06 I wish you all the best in your search for success, and I am with you all the way.[b] Source: http://nigerianuniversitynews.com/2012/05/post-utme-in-review-things-you-should-know-about-the-polytechnic-ibadanpolyibadan.html

Pls am very confused about my O'level result, english C5, math C6, account C6, commerce C5, civic education C6, economics E8, but am nt sure mayb it's eligible for me to process my post utme into the univerity/polytecnic, my course is biz-administration...

@reylee it is quite disheartening that ur Economics flops. Sadly,as for ur question, I don't think that any school can take anyone into Biz admin who has Econs deficit. Try to consult ur Jamb brochure for info regarding that.

I need info abt LAUTECH AND LASU pls

I intend to change my insitution to LAUTECH b4 bt I heard it today that Nigeria Police academy is out pls I need more info about it.. ( Computer science department )

[b]The Lagos State University, LASU post-utme exercise. The lagos state University, LASU has a quite a lot of differences from other state universities, which range from their post-utme cut-off marks to their means of admission. Plus their calculation of aggregate scores. The team At NigeriaOpenUniversity wishes to inform and notify all the prospective students and aspirants who are preparing for the institution post utme examination, that you should know all and fully understand the education institution post utme and cut off mark details. Lagos State University(LASU) only accepts students who score 200 and above in their jamb examination and above for all departments. (This is a very good point to take note of) Lagos State University as an educational Institution accepts a combination of O’Level results in her admission. (you can combine both waec and nabteb, this gives you no threats as long as you make the required subjects needed for your course. Lagos State University, (LASU) post-utme constitute a total of 100 Percent Score. Lagos State University, LASU post-utme consists of combined questions, and in all, this questions will be from your Four chosen UTME subjects. The subjects you chose and wrote in your jamb examination. For example, you choosed this four basic subjects in Your Utme, in other words,Jamb. For example, Maths, Physic, Commerce. Etc. Lagos State University (LASU) post-utme is not a Computer based examination. Although, we seriously advise, and ask that all students should learn and that it is mandatory for students to have basic knowledge in Computer. Because you will do your research on the internet, your assignments can be solved with the internet, among other things. Lagos State University, LASU post-utme screening examination time duration isONLY 1 hour and 30mins. After registering for your Lagos State University post-utme examination, it is better and advisable to print out your slip, which have vital information that will be needed during the examination. Lagos State University, POST-UTME Examination, AND How they Calculate their Final Results:. This fact is less known among the Lagos state university Aspirants who are writing LASU examination. Lagos State University makes use of your UTME, Post-UTME and O’Level in giving admission to candidates, after the result has been released. How To Calculate Your Total Mark Of The Lagos State University, LASU, Post-UTME This is very easy for any of the Lasu Aspirants to calculate their Post utme mark. However, below is how the Lagos State University calculate their post utme cut-off point before giving out admission. O’LEVEL Results A1 – 10 points. B2 – 9 points. B3 – 8 points. C4 – 7 points. C5 – 6 points. C6 – 5 point This is obtained from Your five compulsory subjects as related to your course of choice. Add your courses and divide it by 5. For Example: 5 C6= 5 X 10= 25 25 -:- 5=5 JAMB RESULT Simply divide your UTME score by 10. For Example, 300 -:- 10=30. LASU Post-UTME Calculation Divide your LASU post-utme score by 2. For Example: your Post Utme Score is hundred, then divide it by two!. Just like this. 100/2 TOTAL SCORE. Total= 5+30+50= 85% Lagos State University Tuition Fees Breakdown. It has been noted that the Lagos state indigenes have a higher chance of gaining admision into LASU than non-indigenes. I guess this is same for other state universities? Lagos state University current tuition fees. This are the lagos state university current tuition fee, please note this carefully and share it with your friends. Arts:-)!. Education: N193,750 Social and Management Sciences: N223,750 Law: N248,750. Communication: N238,750 Transport Sciences: N258,750 Engineering: N298,750 College of Medicine: N348,750 HIGH COMPETITIVE COURSES FOR THIS YEAR (2012/2013) AT THE LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY (LASU) This are the courses that is among the highest and most populated courses in the Institution. Accounting, Banking And Finance, Business Management, Computer Science, Economics, Engineering Courses, Mass communication, Medicine and surgery, This are the Less Competitive Courses in This Year 2012/2013. Lagos State University (LASU) 2011/2012 Admission Cut-Of Point This will give YOU some starting point as to know what chance YOU have. Below are the cut-off point for LASU Admission, this is the Last Session cut of mark. Faculty of Engineering: 60- 65%, Faculty of Law: 70% – 80% Management sciences: 60%[/b]

[b]Steps for a Productive use of Past Questions[/b] In this guide, I will show you how to read past questions and understand them very well. With this simple tips, you will be able to know the answers to similar questions if you come across them in your next exam. [b]Things you will need…[/b] [right]1.Complete past questions and answers for the exam you want to write: This will help you to know the nature of the exam 2.Recommended texbooks for the exam: This will help you to understand the explanation of the answer 3.Jotter, and Pen: You will use it to practice the answer for proper retention of memories.[/right] [b]Steps to read past questions and understand them very well.[/b] [right]1.Now start by visiting the first question in your past question. 2.Give you own answer to the question. Make sure you write your answer down on the jotter and explain why your answer is correct. 3.Now, visit the answer section of the past question and answers to see if you got the answer correctly. 4.Even if you are correct or not, don’t worry yourself… Now 5.Open your textbook to the topic that was asked in the question. Read the principles behind the topic and you will discover why the question was asked by the examiner. 6.Follow these steps in all the questions for that year. 7.After that, write a mock exam using the past questions. In the mock exam, make sure you follow the instructions and duration for the exam. After that, visit the answers section and mark your script. Confirm the answers with texbooks. After all these processes, you will be able to understand the examiner’s secretes. The next time you see this type of questions again in another exam, you will quickly see the answer.[/right] That is how to read past questions and understand them very well. I wish you success!

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