CSIR NET Exam Question Selection Training - PPT Download
Decision-making is a skill- It needs to be mastered and honed.
CSIR NET Exam is a game that has to be played very thoughtfully. Only the candidates making the smartest decisions succeed. Making the right decisions during the exam can be stressful. Students struggle to choose between the questions- whether to go for the easy question or the difficult one? Which type to choose first analytical or logical?
Our experts have come up with a Powerpoint presentation on why you need to start practicing decision-making from the beginning of preparation. The right decisions you make during the 3Hrs examination can make you the next topper of the CSIR NET Exam.
File Details:
- File Type: PPT & PDF
- File Size: 18.01 MB
- Number of Slides in the PowerPoint: 49
- Powerpoint Author: Mrs. Urmimala (Senior Faculty at BioTecNika)
Mode of Delivery:
- You will get an email immediately after purchase from BioTecNika Stores with the download link to the ppt/pdf
In this presentation, you will learn all about the types of questions and the questions you must attend. You will be able to decide the questions you can skip, the question which can fetch you negative marking, identifying questions that can fetch you marks while putting in the least effort, and the inevitable questions you must attend.
If you learn to make these decisions early in your preparation, then the final exam will be a piece of cake. By practicing and implementing the suggestions given by the experts, you will be able to manage time better, reduce the risk of negative marking and score maximum marks.
The presentation will also guide beginners to the CSIR NET Life science exam- giving an idea about the syllabus, types of questions, and what has to be expected during the exam. With the right guidance from the beginning, any candidate can top the exam.
If you are looking for the secret formula that can give you that extra boost during the exam, go ahead and check out the CSIR NET Exam Question Selection Training Presentation.
