- Revise everything, and don't try to 'question spot'. MCQ exams can cover an awful lot of material - that's the point.
- Make sure your knowledge is sufficiently specific. MCQs can be highly specific, so a general knowledge of an area might not be enough.
- However, a good broad knowledge is helpful when attempting to deduce the correct answer to a question you're unsure of.
- Practice, practice, practice and then do some more practice. Gather together as many questions as you can lay your hands on.
- Make sure your practice MCQs cover material that's relevant to your course; there's no point in learning things you won't be asked.
- Pile on the pressure by practicing under exam conditions. This will help you become accustomed to answering questions against the clock, and allow you to accurately judge how much time you can allow for each question.
- Get hold of the Exam Answering Sheets or similar sheets and practice in real time.
- If you try to recreate exam conditions when you practice, you'll find your memory will be triggered under similar conditions in the exam hall.
- Revise the things you don't know. Sounds obvious, but you're actually more likely to spend time on topics you already know - it's more fun and can be better for morale. Be brave, and tackle your weakest areas (neurology?!) first.
- Revise with friends; it's easier to stay motivated - and much more fun! You can share knowledge this way too. Make sure you revise with friends of a similar ability - there's nothing more depressing than finding everyone else knows more than you do. Alternatively, if you relish a challenge, try revising with the best and brightest - they may inspire you to raise your game.
- On the day of the exam, make sure you're clear about the exam format: how many questions are there? How long have you got? Will there be negative marking?
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Best Method to Prepare for MCQ-Based Exam
Top 5 MCQ Mistakes while Preparing for MCQ-based Exam
Some of the most common mistakes committed by students while preparing for MCQ-based exams are as follows:-
- Do not try to memorize everything. Learn with logic and relate information between different books on the same topic.
- The most difficult way to prepare for MCQ based exam is to study alone. Studying in a group of like-minded students can be very helpful.
- Go through the entire course of study. Do Not leave anything on choice.
- Even if you can not study everything multiple times, you must go through it at least once and discuss with friends. You will surely recall it, if you see it in exams.
- Instead of studying hard, you must Study Smart for an MCQ based exam.
What are Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)?
The typical Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) is made up of a 'stem' or statement followed by several (often four or five) related completion items or options. The statements following the stem can be all true, all false, or a combination of true and false.
Distractors in MCQs. The incorrect answers are called 'distractors' - they are meant to distract you from the correct answers, and for this reason, the distractors will be close enough to the correct answers to be plausible.
The Stem of the MCQ. The stem should be read in turn with each of the completion statements. Each statement is independent, and there will be no fixed pattern to the number of true or false answers.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Easiest and the Most-Secure Way to Access Facebook in China
Before I joined Facebook and Twitter, I believed them to be sheer waste of time; however the story is different afterwards. At the moment I believe that I can live without food, water and shelter for 14 days but I cannot live without Facebook for 24 hours. I am sure that your story will be no different than mine.
During last month, I had to visit China to attend a workshop on Information Technology for a few days. At this point, I came to know that You cannot access Facebook, Youtube , Twitter and Gmail in China; thus I started looking for the viable solution. I wanted to get a solution which is feasible both in quality and financially.
Unlike other solutions, VPNs are very fast and instantly unblock all the blocked websites. Although you can buy a subscription from a paid VPN service but you can also find free VPNs easily by searching on the internet. Most of the paid VPNs even offer a 7-day free trial to its customers.
I think that such an irrational internet censorship policy in China is unfair to these mammoth websites especially Facebook. Facebook has more than 500 Million active users and more than 250 million users access it every day. Just imagine the impact of this website on people’s lives that users install more than 20 Million applications every day.
Does the Government in China still think that they will be able to block the access of its population to Facebook? What do you think?
You can read more on the subject by visiting a friend’s blog at “Access Facebook in China”. This blog is regularly updated and contains the latest information to access Facebook from China and anywhere else in the World.
Monday, June 6, 2011
How to Watch Hulu in the UK or Canada?
Although Hulu is restricted to be viewed by American viewers only, it still plays a vital role for the audience from other countries to watch the latest episodes. You watch Hulu in the UK or any other country. All you need to do is to change your IP address to a US IP and you are all set to watch Hulu. How to get an American IP remains the question, but it is not as difficult as it seems to be.
The easiest way to change your IP address is to use a Virtual Private Network (VPN), which is a one of the most secure ways to connect to a private LAN using internet to transport the network data packets securely. VPN uses encryption and authentication to deny unauthorized access and it can be utilized to send and receive any kind of data including video, audio and data. You can watch Hulu in the UK or Canada using a VPN easily.
One of the great reasons to watch Hulu in the UK using a VPN is because every time you will access Hulu, it will be from a different IP address and Hulu will not mark you as an unauthorized user. Instead it will consider you as one of its legal and paid subscriber.
VPNs have definitely changed the way users watch Hulu in Canada, UK or any country other than USA. Many of the US TV series are more popular outside USA than inside it. The immense attractiveness of these programs has forced the viewers to use secure, reliable and undetectable ways to watch Hulu for free.
Have you ever used Hulu.com to watch American TV series outside USA? If yes, then which service you have used? You can share your experiences for the benefit of all of us.


Monday, May 31, 2010
Facebook Ban Lifted In Pakistan
A Pakistani court has ordered the government to remove the ban on social networking website FACEBOOK, after a ban of almost two weeks. The ban was imposed in retaliation over a Facebook Page that started a contest of drawing the caricatures of Holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him).Drawing caricatures and images of the prophet are considered blasphemous by most Muslims.
“We cannot block access to information,” said Justice Ejaz Ahmed Chaudhry, a High Court judge in the city of Lahore.
In the ruling, he ordered the government to block specific content considered blasphemous to Islam. He also called on the authorities to explore a central censorship system, such as those used in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to block hate content.
The court will reconvene on June 15 to review the government’s progress.
The Islamic Lawyers Forum, the group that filed the original case to ban access to Facebook, rejected the court-ordered restoration on Monday, pledging to pursue what it called “a complete ban again” if the government doesn’t adequately censor hate content.
Outside the courtroom, protesters chanted slogans against Facebook.
The controversy erupted after a Facebook user created a page called “Everybody Draw Muhammad Day” and asked for submissions.
On May 19, thousands of Pakistanis responded with angry protests around the country. As a result, the Lahore High Court ordered the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority to block access to over 600 Web sites, including Facebook, YouTube and certain pages on Flickr and Wikipedia. Access to most sites has since been restored.
On Saturday, Bangladesh became the second country to block Facebook. As in Pakistan, the ban is expected to be temporary.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Buying a Personal Computer - The Top Considerations for Buying your PC







