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The art of excelling in examinations
Panicking during exam preparations is a regular feat for students. In spite of a thorough preparation, students, sometimes, fail to perform during an exam.
Panicking during exam preparations is a regular feat for students. In spite of a thorough preparation, students, sometimes, fail to perform during an exam.
A major reason for this is lack of focus and attention to detail. In addition, comparing themselves with other students, fear of low percentage, pressure faced from teachers and expectations from parents and no proper guidance adds to the inconsistency in preparation and performance.
KAB Consultants has launched the TCS iON software that primarily focuses on crafting students towards a consistent exam performance in both the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana for students who are preparing for IIT, JEE, EAMCET, BITSAT, AIMS, VIT and SRM. The software was initially developed by TATA consultants.
Registered students at the official website (www.preptest.tcsion.com) can login and access material to subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology.
The module contains 34 weekly tests through a ‘one exam a week’ model for first year intermediate students apart from the two grand tests. An offline and online exam (in the presence of an invigilator) will also be held.
The second year Intermediate second will have 64 weekly tests and three grand tests held at separate examination centres.
Test results will be mailed to students with a detailed key for students to analyse their performance. Next dates for the tests are scheduled on January 29 and 31 and later on March 27.
