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These are helpful tips for solving MCQs test. Use them only if you know nothing what to do because of toughest exams.

1.     If you find like “both (a) and (c)”, then this option is true.

Major objective of School Discipline is-
(A) To ensure safety of staff and students
(B) To create an environment conducive for teaching
(C) Both (A) and (B)
(D) None of the above

2.     Generally, among all options that answer is likely right which is longer (which has more info) than other options.

Most of scientific knowledge is the result o
(a)  Sense perception (it is longer than other options)
(b)  Reason
(c)   Intuition
(d)  Authority

 

3.   If Two Options Seem Correct, Choose “All of the Above”

The reason of absence and escape from school is—

a.       Lack of interest in syllabus

b.      Poor method of teaching

c.       Ineffective

d.      All the above

Example2: Which of the following is not a characteristic of a good theory or explanation?

a. It is parsimonious
b. It is testable
c. It is general enough to apply to more than one place, situation, or person
d. All of the above are characteristics of good theories

4.     Trust your instincts: your initial answer (or guess) is most likely to be right.

5.     If you see that 2 options have similar sounding word, then you should mark one of them.

Reasoning which starts with general (universal) premises is called:

a.       Inductive reasoning

b.      analogical reasoning

c.       deductive  reasoning

d.      None of them

6.     When you feel yourself completely blank against a question, and then Tick option “C” (or less likely “D”)

7.     Solve Maximum answers even if there is negative marking. See if your answer is wrong, you will lose only 0.25 score. But if your answer is correct, you’ll win 1 score. Hence, 1 Right answer will equal to 4 wrong answers. :P

Additional information

• Eliminate answers which you know are not right.

• Use common sense.

• An educated guess or an attempt to deduce the right answer is often better than leaving it blank.

• Answers that contain words like always and never are less likely to be correct (there are very few certainties in medicine). Statements that contain sometimes, may or might are more likely to be correct esp. in social sciences.

• Positive Choice is more workable than negative.

• “All of the above” and “None of the above” choice, if you are certain that one of the statements is true, do not choose “None of above” or if one of the statements is false do not choose “All of above”.

• In question with “All of the above” you find at least two statement correct, then “All of above is likely right answer

• If two answers seem extreme, they should be eliminated, and a guess made as to the remaining answers. As an example, if the answer is to be a number, and 3, 57, 89, 1103 are the choices given, you should eliminate the 3 and 1103, and take a guess at one of the remaining choices.

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