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If you are running late for your exam, don't panic! Inform your centre immediately that you are late and on your way. The exam centre may still permit you to take the exam at their discretion as long as appropriate supervision arrangements are in place. You'll even receive the full allotted time to complete it. Be mindful, that arriving more than an hour after the published start time for exams lasting an hour or more is considered very late. For exams that last less than an hour, arriving after the published finishing time is very late! To avoid any unnecessary stress, make sure to arrive at least 30 minutes before the start of the exam. #TutorsAndExams #ExamTips #GoodLuck #PearsonEdexcel #ExamCentre #CIE #GCSE #ALevels #PreparationIsKey #CambridgeAssessmentInternationalEducation

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I was not even going to sit for the XAT exam and ended up with 99.19 in the VALR section ✅ I didn’t write one full length mock for XAT and until 5 days before the exam was thinking of not even sitting for the exam. Why? That’s a story for another post. With close to no XAT focused preparation I managed an 88 percentile overall, which meant that I had cleared the overall cut off for my category but could not clear the sectional cut offs. My VALR score was 99.19 percentile. Which was even higher than my CAT percentile. How did I manage it? While CAT VARC section requires both exam strategy as well as conceptual clarity, due to the shortage of time. XAT on the other hand, is an exam which gives you an ample amount of time. Even though the questions may seem tougher; since there is way more time, and no sectional time limit, you can allot your time to sections as you please. I knew that VALR would be my strong suit. So I took 1 hr 10 mins with it, to maximise my score. All the questions were highly concept based, and though I found some options extremely confusing and close, since I had focused on building my concepts and learning the science behind eliminating incorrect options throughout my VARC prep, I took my time, eliminated incorrect options, chose the right RC’s to solve and managed to score a great percentile without any prior XAT focused prep. The conclusion? For VARC always focus on the science behind eliminating incorrect options. Build your CONCEPTS from the starting, the marks will improve slowly and steadily and the concepts will help you fare well in all exams. There are truly no shortcuts, all you need is determination, a never say never attitude and to keep persevering no matter how bad your mock scores get. My VARC scores had started fluctuating terribly one month before the CAT exam, which was extremely scary, but I kept learning and kept pushing through. Never compromise on building your concepts and it’ll fetch you results in unexpected ways! More about the difference between XAT ,CAT and SNAP English sections in my next posts!

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If you are running late for your exam, don't panic! Inform your centre immediately that you are late and on your way. The exam centre may still permit you to take the exam at their discretion as long as appropriate supervision arrangements are in place. You'll even receive the full allotted time to complete it. Be mindful, that arriving more than an hour after the published start time for exams lasting an hour or more is considered very late. For exams that last less than an hour, arriving after the published finishing time is very late! To avoid any unnecessary stress, make sure to arrive at least 30 minutes before the start of the exam. #TutorsAndExams #ExamTips #GoodLuck #PearsonEdexcel #OpeningLearningDoors #ExamCentre #CIE #GCSE #ALevels #HomeEducators #PreparationIsKey #CambridgeAssessmentInternationalEducation #IndependentLearners

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