How to manage time in competitive examinations like Banking and LIC exams?

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The answer lies in staying motivated and being well-prepared.

*Try to break down the problem through the conventional method first.

*If that fails, understand the problem from a different perspective and find clues that can lead you to the solution.

*Go through concepts related to the problem and see how they can be applied to the given problem.

*Turn to the ‘answer’ section only when you have exhausted your options.

Understand your mistakes and work your way back from the solution to the question.

*Devise your own shortcuts to tackle specific kinds of problems.

*Your speed and strike rate matter. You need to be quick and accurate to achieve high scores. High speed with poor accuracy can bring down scores.

*Never use a calculator while preparing for a competitive exam. Being adept in mental calculations can increase your speed to a great extent. Besides, devices such as mobile phones are not allowed in the examination hall.