ECube Global Engineering College shares the platform with institutions like SP Jain, St Xaviers, Welingkar.
Recycling efforts are not wasted
Newcastle University has increased its recycling rate to
almost 93 per cent in just three years – and is no
longer sending any general waste to landfill.
http://link.ncl.ac.uk/i/143534
Enterprising students rewarded
Green technology which could cut heating bills, and a
company which aims to increase access to the arts are just
two of the innovative business ideas which won prizes at
Newcastle University's Enterprise Challenge
Awards.
http://link.ncl.ac.uk/i/143589
If you are given an open-book exam, you will forget your book!!!!!!!
Finally that dreaded exam season is over! After several weeks, possibly months, of tests and revision, you’re one exam closer to being back to normal. Before you go off for a mini celebration, follow these 4 things to do after your exam.
1. Be happy
No matter what the outcome is, the exam is over. The weeks or months building up to the ‘big day’ have gone, and taken pressure, stress, tension and nerves with it. You are free again!
No matter what the outcome is, the exam is over. The weeks or months building up to the ‘big day’ have gone, and taken pressure, stress, tension and nerves with it. You are free again!
2. Don’t dwell
When the buzz wears off, you start to ponder over what went wrong. Things that seemed right in the exam hall suddenly feel wrong. Maybe you wrote an answer, but looking over your notes you see how wrong it was. Maybe the question you just couldn’t figure out has suddenly clicked. Thinking of the What Ifs and Maybes are just as waste of time. There is NOTHING you can do now.
When the buzz wears off, you start to ponder over what went wrong. Things that seemed right in the exam hall suddenly feel wrong. Maybe you wrote an answer, but looking over your notes you see how wrong it was. Maybe the question you just couldn’t figure out has suddenly clicked. Thinking of the What Ifs and Maybes are just as waste of time. There is NOTHING you can do now.
3. Psychic vision
After dwelling over the exam, you start to think about your grade. You remember how easy it was and think of that ‘A’ under your name. Or you picture the string of guesses and blank spaces and wonder how far that ‘E’ will reduce your overall grade. This exercise is completely pointless. What you thought was a brilliant answer may be completely average in the examiner’s eyes. What you thought was a terrible guess could have been the correct answer. To avoid disappointment and headaches, don’t try and guess the outcome. Just let it be.
After dwelling over the exam, you start to think about your grade. You remember how easy it was and think of that ‘A’ under your name. Or you picture the string of guesses and blank spaces and wonder how far that ‘E’ will reduce your overall grade. This exercise is completely pointless. What you thought was a brilliant answer may be completely average in the examiner’s eyes. What you thought was a terrible guess could have been the correct answer. To avoid disappointment and headaches, don’t try and guess the outcome. Just let it be.
4. Relax
After dwelling and guessing exam results, relax. Do whatever you want guilt free. No more squeezing in television between revision sessions or having to turn down friends because a topic just won’t stay in your head. Your time is yours again.
After dwelling and guessing exam results, relax. Do whatever you want guilt free. No more squeezing in television between revision sessions or having to turn down friends because a topic just won’t stay in your head. Your time is yours again.
TEACHER: Why do you always fail your exams?
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