How to study for selectivity

During the month of June the examinations of selectivity or PAU (Tests of Access to the University) are carried out, in which the students / as of baccalaureate must demonstrate their knowledge and aptitudes to be able to accede to the university studies . These tests usually generate a lot of nervousness in the students, since they are playing a lot in just three days. But those who have studied during the course and have managed to overcome the bachelor, should not fear the selectivity. To prepare the exams, it will be important to review all the subjects we are going to be examined and, especially, to learn to control our nerves so they do not play tricks on us. So that you can face the university entrance exams without any problem, in .com we give you some tips on how to study for the selectivity.

• Notes
• Ballpoint pen and pencil
• Be consistent in the study
• Keep calm

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If during the course you have worked constantly, preparing for the selectivity is not going to be a problem. You just have to review all the subjects, for which you can help with outlines and summaries.

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It is important to adapt the study area, in order to improve your concentration and avoid distractions. It should be an orderly place, with light and without noise; if you find it more comfortable, you can also opt for libraries and study rooms.

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During the study you can underline the most important ideas and extract from them explanatory notes that allow you to remember the content of the text.

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What you can not forget is to take breaks during the study. Every two hours, you should take a break of about 15-20 minutes to rest and recharge.

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Also, it will be necessary to sleep 8 hours so that you rest properly and you feel completely well the next day.

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The day before or a few days before the selectivity you will also have to prepare the documentation and what is essential to do the tests: DNI in order, pen, pencil, and according to what cases: Latin dictionary, calculator for mathematics or drawing tools.

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When the day of the selective exams arrives, you should keep calm and try not to get nervous. Try not to drink coffee or other exciting drinks and, if it is helpful, take some lime or some other infusion with relaxing effects.

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When you have the exam in front of you, you will need to read the questions carefully as many times as necessary, in order to identify them with the studied topics and answer the questions clearly and in an orderly manner.

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Start with those questions that you know best and pay attention to spelling mistakes. Review your answers and rectify or add what you consider appropriate.