The candidates who are preparing for the MP judiciary exam should have aware of the exam day guidelines and some of the important points before going for the exam.

In this article, we have highlighted some of the most important points and last-minute preparation tips that every candidate should know who is preparing for the MP judiciary exam.

The last-minute preparation tips can be a great help to the candidates which will help them to prepare effectively for the judiciary exam so that they can attempt the exam with confidence.

Exam day guidelines

Here we have given some of the most important points that every candidate should keep in mind on the day of the MP judiciary exam.

• The candidates should reach the exam centre at least one and a half-hour before the exam so that they can reach the centre on time.
• The reporting time is mentioned on the admit card, check properly in which shift your exam is going to be held.
• Candidates must carry all the important original documents with them and it is advised to keep one extra copy of the documents with them in case if any issue gets arise.
• The candidates should make ready your documents and all the essential things required for the exam a day before to avoid end-moment issues.
• The documents that are required to carry for the exam are the Aadhaar card, voter ID card, PAN card, Passport, Driving License. The candidate can carry anyone original document with them.
• The most important thing is that every candidate should make sure that whatever document they are carrying for the exam as ID proof should have a complete date of birth with day, month and year given on it. The documents with the only year will not get accepted.
• The candidates should also carry two passport size latest color photographs that are required while filling the form.
• Follow all COVID-19 guidelines: The students should carry all the required things such as, their own sanitizer, and transparent water bottle with them and strictly follow social distancing and SOPs at the exam centre.
• It is strictly informed that the candidates should not be allowed to carry any type of gadgets, watch or any other things to the exam hall.

Last-minute preparation tips

The last stage or time before any competitive exam is one of the most crucial stage because it will be going to decide your performance in the exam.

So, the candidate must keep some important points in their mind at the end moment or at some last days of the MP judiciary exam that are recommended by the experts.

1. Revision of the complete syllabus 

Revision plays a crucial role in the last 10-15 days of the exam. The marks that will you score in the exam depend upon how effectively you have revised all the concepts.

The only study and the completion of the syllabus will not ensure a good score, it is very important to revise all the things effectively that you have learned before.

2. Do not read any new topic at the end moment

The candidate should not study or read any new topic at the end moment of the exam, as it will make you afraid and reduce your confidence level. Only study and revise the topics that you have learned before.

3. Practice Mock Test series

The candidates should attempt mock tests as it will help them to analyze their mistakes and rectify them so that they cannot attempt the same mistake in the final exam.

4. Revise your Short notes

It is not possible to revise the whole syllabus and every topic in detail at the end moment of the exam. So, it is one of the best options to revise through your short notes. The candidates should make their own short notes so that they can revise important formulas quickly.

5. Take care of your health during the exam period

It is most important that candidates should take care of their health during the exam period. Make sure that you eat good healthy food and a lot of water. Avoid junk food as it may affect your health.

6. Do not take overstress

The common problem that is found with almost every student is that they take too much stress at the last minute of the exam. It is advised that you should keep calm and stay relaxed before the exam because overstress may affect your performance.

The best way to stay confident and avoid stress at the last minute is by avoiding thinking about the results. The students think too much about the results and that affects their exam.