Expectations from the Examinees

1. Level of competency
• In-depth knowledge A though and detailed understanding of subjects, methods, techniques and concepts.
• Working knowledge application of learned tools, techniques and concepts of carious subjects undertaken to real life situation.
• Judgment: the ability to distinguish relevant and irrelevant issues, the ability to analyze, select from alternative.
• Presentation, the ability to organize data in a logical fashion and present the result in a coherent and professional manner using proper writing techniques and format.

2. Selection of study material.
• Student should at least select two books on a subject and also papers.

3. Time Management
Good time management is one of the core differences between effective and ineffective people. At the heart of good time management is the shift of focus on concentrating on results, not on being busy.
• Use an activity log to evaluate your use of time and your energy levels at different times of the day. (Prime time identification)
• Assess the worth of your tine and decide which tasks should be avoided, dropped or delegated.
• Set the goals and plans that will lead you to that success.

Following are the ways in which you can use time most effectively.
• Doing important work in quality time. (Prime Time)
• Eating and resting properly so that you spend time performing well.
• Attending group discussions, seminars, class room lectures.
• Delegating effectively-your chores to your friends or family members.
• Getting up early-avail fresh hours of the day the highest efficiency.
• Getting rid of unwanted jobs, leisure, sports during exam days.
• Blocking unwanted visitors/friends, and colleagues.
• Letting people know when you do not want to be disturbed, and
• Handing phone cells effectively with less time wastage.
• Action Plan: An action plan is a brief list tasks that you have to carry out achieve an objective. It differs from a ' To Do' list in that it focuses on the achievement of goal, rather than focusing on goals to be achieved in a period of time. Set your study goals- subject wise with time allocation per day or week. Wherever you want to achieve something, drawing up an action plan allows you to concentrate on the stages of that achievement, and monitor your progress towards that achievement. There is no substitute of hardworking. Any type of shortcoming can be overcome through hardworking.

4. Examination Philosophy
To ensure that examinees have attained the essential knowledge on the subject studied and can apply such learned concepts, techniques and tools to a real situation. A pass in the examination means that students have gained not only necessary technical knowledge, it also means students have developed skills of time management, organizing and summarizing data, report writing , communication with others and identifying and solving problems.