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As the semester comes to an end, exam fever grips Gurukul Degree College. Whether you’re a B.Com student tackling Cost Accounting or a BBA student preparing for HRM, the pressure is definitely on. But here’s the truth — what separates confidence from panic isn’t just how much you study, it’s how smartly you do it.
1. Know the GUG (Gulbarga University) Blueprint Inside Out
Since Gurukul follows the Gulbarga University (GUG) syllabus, understanding their paper pattern is key.
For B.Com: Focus more on 15-mark practical problems rather than just 5-mark theory questions.
For BBA: Understand the balance between essay questions and case studies.
Action Plan: Download the past five years of GUG papers. Look for repeating topics—especially in Section C—and make those your top priority.
2. Take “Internals” Seriously
Internal Tests (I and II) aren’t just formalities. Think of them as your mini-finals. Performing well here means you’ve already revised half the syllabus before study leave, giving you a huge head start.
3. Treat the Preparatory Exam Like a Dress Rehearsal
This test is meant to build your exam stamina. Use it to check your timing:
Can you complete Corporate Accounting in 3 hours?
Can you write 30 pages of theory without tiring out?
Goal: Make your mistakes here so you don’t repeat them in the university exams.
4. Divide and Conquer – Theory vs. Practical
Use your body clock to your advantage.
B.Com (Morning): Do problem-solving subjects like GST or Income Tax when your mind is fresh.
BBA (Afternoon): Save theory-based subjects like Marketing Management for later. Use flowcharts and mind maps instead of rote learning.
5. Make Use of Gurukul’s Faculty and Library
Don’t rely only on online notes.
Visit the library for standard reference books, not just quick guides.
Talk to your lecturers—they often know which questions repeat or what sections are likely to be updated.
6. Master the Case Study Technique (For BBA)
BBA students often lose marks because of poor structure in case studies.
Pro Tip: Apply SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis and link classroom theories—like Maslow’s Hierarchy—to real-world examples. Examiners love that.
7. Build a 20-Minute Financial News Habit (For B.Com)
Set aside 20 minutes a day to read financial news. Quoting a recent GST update or market trend in your paper shows you’re aware of the real world—and that can bump your grade up from a ‘B’ to an ‘A’.
8. Create the Right Study Environment
Your surroundings affect your focus more than you think.
Hostel Students: Set up “quiet hours” with roommates for focused study.
Day Scholars: Recreate exam-like conditions at home—clear your desk and remove all distractions.
9. Take Care of Your Health
Pulling all-nighters rarely helps. Follow the 6-hour sleep rule so your brain can store what you’ve studied. Without rest, even the best prep won’t stick.
10. The Day-Before Strategy
The day before the exam isn’t the time for learning new topics—it’s for revision.
Review your summary notes and key formulas.
Pack everything (hall ticket, calculator, stationery) the night before.
Final Thoughts
Success in exams doesn’t come from last-minute cramming—it’s the result of steady, strategic effort. You’ve already cleared your internals and preparatory exams, which means you’re ready. Believe in your preparation and give your best — show them what Gurukul students are made of!
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