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UGC-NET 2011 last minute suggestion?
Dear professionals,
Any suggestions for last minute study topic for this coming NET exam on Paper III?
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Permalink Reply by Saptarshi Ghosh on
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There can hardly be any 'last minute study topic' in NET. Foretelling might be an interesting subject, but hardly has any business with determination, steadiness and knowledge. Keep yourself cool, and face it. Don't overburden yourself with the result, just face it. You will win.
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Permalink Reply by Kapil Agrawal on
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UGC NET is not the kind of exam where you can just mug up your brain by putting one extra piece of information or two just before the exams. If you have studied hard right through the preparation period, stay a little relaxed when the exam reaches your threshold. On the previous day of the examination, do not try to overburden your brain. Just stay relaxed. Remain a vegetarian if you can for few days, that will do you good to stay relaxed and will also help avoid health hazards during the examination period. Get a good night's sleep before the exam. And last but not the least, reach your UGC NET exam centre early so that you do not panic or get tensed about reaching the hall on time. Best of luck
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Permalink Reply by PANKAJ SEN on
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good sugesstion
mental+ physical+ pschocological capsule for removing tension and confussion for last minute study topic for this coming NET exam
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Permalink Reply by umesh sharma on
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dear revise all topic which u read . and practice for written ans. with time
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