Six simple habits that separate students who pass on the first attempt from those who have to retake it.
Short daily sessions beat one long cram. Spaced repetition is what makes the rules stick.
Don’t just repeat what you already know. Spend your time on the topics where you score lowest.
Practise with the clock running so the real test feels familiar.
Watch for words like “not”, “always” and “never”. They often decide the correct answer.
A rested brain reads and reasons better. Avoid a late night before test day.
If a question is hard, skip it and come back. Don’t let one question rattle the rest.
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