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UGC NET CSIR Examination
If you are taking UGC NET SLET or CSIR
examination you need a clear understanding of the syllabus. You
should read the literature related to your PG specialization
and constantly update your knowledge by reading all the latest
developments in the field.
A good reading and writing ability is
required to clear the examination. You also need to sharpen
your memory skills.
Go through this site and find the syllabus
and study materials you need. UGC does not allow previous year
question papers to be made available to test takers. But you
can see the sample questions that come with each syllabus. Our
study materials are based on questions collected from students
who have taken the previous year tests.
You could also send your questions and study
materials. We will share it with our readers and potential
customers.
Believing that you can posses good memorization skills by
conducting mind exercises is a big help. It is important for
you to
have a positive attitude on this.
An example memory technique is called the Link method.
Linking
requires a lot of association because the best way you'll be
able
to remember one thing is when you have it connected to
something
else. Or when you try to think of an object, something else
more
familiar comes to your mind.
Try to think of something you always do everyday which
requires
memorization. Just like when you get up in the morning and do
your
daily routine, there are still some things you tend to
forget,
right? You can start from this and then move on gradually to
more
complicated things.
Think of yourself doing the usual routine one morning, only
that
you need to drop by your grandma's house on the way to work.
Since
it isn't part of your normal activity, there's a probability of
you
forgetting this simple task. Instead of thinking about what
you
need to do compulsorily after getting up in the morning, think
of
all you need to do and connect them together.
Eat breakfast
Feed the dog
Water the plants
Lock up the house
Take a shortcut to Grandmas
Give her a gift
First, just as you're doing your usual hygiene routine, think
of
your breakfast waving at you from the kitchen table. Next, your
dog
starts barking at your breakfast food on the table. But just
as
this is happening, your houseplants splashes water on your
dog,
making him run away. Seeing your houseplants behaving like
this,
you try to lock them out of the house using an enormous
padlock.
But since your Grandma loves plants, she insists in letting
the
houseplants in again. Frustrated, your grandma takes an
underground
shortcut towards your basement. Then, she presents the
houseplants
wrapped as a gift, so you'd take them in.
The situation is a simple demonstration of how a person,
animals
and objects can all be interrelated to one another for
memorization
purposes. You can still think of the usual routine you do
everyday
and yet include a new one without interrupting your
activities.
The example above has already given you association for the 6
items
listed and you didn't even know it. This is a classic example
of a
link method.
Click below to learn more about memorizing using the Link
method
and other memory improvement techniques:
