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Benefits of Studying the Past Papers
Neither
all can score high marks in the final exams nor anyone wants to score low marks
in the exams. Thankfully previous year question papers can help the students to
score well in the exams. Solving previous year question papers is important for
students who will be appearing for Form 4 and Form 6 National exams. Suppose a Form
4 student is facing an issue with a particular subject such as Maths, then he
can solve the previous year question papers. It would let him get enough
practice and be the master of the subject.
Strong motivation if you do well in them
Yes,
sample papers are a double-edged sword. You do badly, you get really deflated. However,
you do well. and that success, however insignificant you may deem it to be,
will propel your hunger to succeed to entirely new levels. At the end of the
day, between students of similar mental caliber, hunger is what makes the
ultimate difference!
You’ll know your weaknesses and strengths,
maybe after the first test paper itself:
Every
topic appears almost equally easy when you solve it from a book. However,
you’ll realize whether you actually know the topic only after facing it in the
sample papers. A thorough knowledge of strengths and weaknesses is absolutely
essential to deciding your strategy to attempt the paper (will be elaborated
later on).
Plan your studies accordingly
The
foremost step after analysing their strengths and weaknesses should be to start
working to improve them. This would also prepare them for the expected
difficulty level of the exam papers.
The best source of new questions
Impossible
though it may seem, it takes a lot more effort to CREATE questions rather than
solve them. And thus, you are not going to get questions based on new concepts
every other book or study material you open. All the renowned professors and
paper-setters will reserve their new questions for mock tests. This is where
the true test of your mettle comes in. Because solving new questions in a book
is very different to solving those same questions in a paper, where any
calculation error or reading mistake may result in unnecessary loss of marks.
