NIFT Mock Test Series 2013-14

Why NIFT Mock Test Series :

• Students can learn Time management during exam.
• 10 mock test Series (5 sets – GAT & 5 sets – CAT) designed by NIFTians, NIDians & Management Graduates as per the NIFT exam pattern.
• Mock Tests have been designed keeping the changing pattern of exams.
• Feedback will be given by Pahal faculties so better idea how to attempt and tips related to exam.
• Compare yourself with other students
• Understand your strengths and weaknesses then work accordingly.
• Mock test registered candidates will get two days crash course of NIFT free.

NIFT Mock Test Series will consist of

General Ability Test (GAT)- 2 Hours – 5 Tests

Creativity Ability Test (CAT) – 3 Hours – 5 Tests

Students, not from Pahal can take Mock Test by registering themselves @ fee

Correspondence Test Series – Rs. 1000

Classroom Test Series – Rs. 2000

Note –

• If any student interested for one Mock Test then will have fee Rs. 500 / test.
• The Mock Test Date will be decided by Pahal only and student not coming on Test date can come other day but date will be given by Pahal.
• For Mock Test Registration one has to register themselves before the test.

 Study Skills Tips For Exam

1. Find a good place to study. This doesn’t have to be the library. Find a place that suits your needs.

2. Set up a time limit in order to help you define your studying. Studying without a limit may become overwhelming.

3. Read with a pencil in hand. This is not only for note-taking, but also for marking the margin whenever your mind wanders. This makes you more aware of when your mind is wandering, and this, gives you more control.

4. Give yourself little rewards, like a five-minute break, to help get you through tough studying periods.

5. Use numbers to organize and remember important information.

6. Find ways to help relieve tension and fatigue. Doing some physical “study exercises” like touching your toes, can help keep you awake and alert.

Study Strategies

Link what you are learning in class to your long-range goals:
Try to apply what you are learning in class to practical situations or your daily life.

Make learning to write your most important goal as a college student:
Good writing skills are the basis of success in many college courses and will prove extremely useful in a career.

Identify your learning style:
Try to identify your learning style. If you don’t know how you learn the best, you can benefit some online surveys to help you discover your learning skills. Once you know it, use it as much as possible in your studying process.

Use many study methods:
We learn through repetition, but that doesn’t mean that the information has to be repeated in the same way. Use a variety of strategies like reviewing notes, making flashcards, outlining chapters or studying in groups.

Budget Your Time:
Set aside specific hours each day for concentrated study. Stick to it closely. Use personalized rewards to help you establish this study habit.

Eliminate Distraction:
You will learn more when there is little or nothing to divert your attention. Get rid of all visual and auditory distractions such as the TV or radio.

Be an active learner:
This requires you to actually process what you are hearing or reading. Put things in your own words. Ask questions.

Develop a reading strategy:
PQ4R is practical. It stands for: Preview, Question, Read, Write, Recall and Review.

Strategies for improving test performance:
1. Take good notes
2. Review notes after each class
3. Begin reviewing at least a week before you take your test
4. Take control of your time
5. Test yourself