The provincial examination for local civil servants is about to be held in various places. In the face of the provincial examination for local civil servants, as a candidate, what if you prepare for the exam? The experience of people who have come over shows that after learning these 3 tricks, the provincial examination will raise the score quickly, and some people will raise the score by up to 20 points. Now, let's take a look:
The importance of public time management cannot be overemphasized. Many students in the public *** school, because they do not pay attention to time management, they can't even finish the questions. Therefore, for candidates, we must pay attention to this issue.
Attaching importance to time management, first of all, requires you to have a concept of time, in the examination room, wear a watch, and control the time at all times, which is necessary for every candidate.
Time management requires us to allocate time reasonably according to various question types. For example, in the civil service test and the local provincial test, under normal circumstances, the average time to each question is between 1 minute and 2 minutes. This means that for a problem, we usually try to end the battle between half a minute and one minute, because some puzzles can take up to 2 minutes to complete. Some general knowledge questions may be answered in 10 seconds. However, some statistical questions may not be able to be calculated in three minutes.
Therefore, during the exam, we must correctly understand our own strengths and weaknesses, reasonably allocate time for various types of questions, and ensure that students who complete all the questions within the specified time are closer to success.
As we have just mentioned, every candidate has their own strengths and weaknesses. Very few candidates are decathloners, and they can be fully prepared for any kind of question, and they can cope with it easily.
Therefore, when participating in the public examination, smart candidates will consciously give up part of the difficult problems and concentrate on solving those questions that they can do correctly to ensure their correctness.
For example, in the public ***, the shortcoming of some students is mathematics, which means that in the face of the math problems in the public ***, no matter how much time you spend, it may be in vain. At the same time, there is a risk of wasting time. So we have to learn to give up, give up on the difficult problems, and then tackle the problems that can be completed with a little more time, so as to get twice the result with half the effort and make the score rate higher.
There are many topics in the public ***, which often make people hesitate and suffer from gains and losses. In this case, it is particularly important to maintain a sense of decisiveness when answering questions, to believe in your own feeling of answering questions, and to believe in your first understanding.
There are many students who have such a bad habit of choosing the right question at the beginning, but in the last few minutes of the test, they hesitate and change the answer incorrectly.
It takes a long time, and the more the human brain gets to the end, the more easily it is to get confused, so it is necessary to believe in the first feeling. At the last moment, when testing, in addition to those obvious mistakes, correct it, once you find some questions that make you hesitate, try to believe the initial feeling, but it is easier to get a high score.
I wish you success.