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Exam Fear: The fear of exams, it’s real

 If you regularly become really nervous before or during an important exam, you may have “test fear”. It is mostly called   “exam fever”.


It is a very common sensation among students especially when an important examination is at their doorstep. It is extremely terrible as it affects them emotionally, publically, expressively.

When I was in the 9th standard, I avoided my “Maths” paper by playing to be sick. Am I proud of it? No. I wish I hadn’t done that, I wish I’d collected up the courage to at least take the exam, regardless of its consequences. Why did I do this? Because my dad is a Math genius and the thought of unsatisfactory, him made my blood run cold.

Did you know 66% of students admitted that their parents pressurize them for better academic performance? The pressure from non-graduate parents was more associated to parents those were graduates and post graduates.
Although too much pressure is a bad thing, I believe that a little bit of charming can be a good thing, as it motivates the students to projection down and work hard. But let’s face it, exams can make our pressure alarms go off, which can stop students from accomplishment their top. Hence, it’s arrogant to address it and get it back under control.

In most cases, exam stress is produced by the fear of weakening an exam and it can also be caused by:

·        Low motivation levels

·        Deficiency of preparation and planning

·        High expectations from others

·        Competition from nobles

Ways to help eliminate exam stress

Before an exam

·    If you can essence well in the morning then do most of your studying before lunch, not late at night when you can’t essence. If you can study at night then study at later half of the day, but go to bed at a sensible hour and get enough sleep.

·  Try answering questions from past exam papers or you can also try explanation tricky answers to someone else to make sure you have understood it.

·      Always ask for help if there are things you don’t recognize, and especially if you are feeling, stressed out.

·     On the day of the exam, avoid talking to friends who get worried easily. They will do nobody for your stress levels.

·        Write down all you feel like you need to do and try and tick one thing off.

·     Watch a film, a TV show, play cricket or listen to some music that makes you feel decent.

·        Mash some herbal tea or a hot chocolate.

During an exam

·        Students who fear in an exam should take cavernous breaths.

·        If a question causes them to restriction, then they should move on to an easier question. Come back to the difficult question later.

After an exam

Always recall that scoring low marks or failing an exam is not the end of the world. Each time the going gets tough, I think of this estimate I’d read long ago, “Ever annoyed. Ever failed. No matter. Try Again. Fail again. Fail better.’’

Author:

Munish Giri



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