Examinations: How To Pass Them Being Concentrated And Valuable Advice To All Examinees

Abstract

As you would expect, the first observation is that you require to know sufficient about the subject in which you are being examined. In that case, you should not fail; but if you do not know enough about the subject, you may merely be lucky enough to pass. Is it possible to fail in an examination if you have a good knowledge of your work! The student who, at school, sometimes gets over fifty and sometimes under fifty per cent is in the class that is "lucky to pass"; he might, by meeting a paper that was not the paper he would set himself, quite easily get down in the thirties, or be might be so upset (he would call himself a "bad examinee ") that he does even worse than that. Again, he might be lucky, and the examiner and he have seen (metaphorically) eye to eye in setting the paper.