Students’ Speak: What next after TISSNET performance is not up to as per your expectations?

By: Aman Kumar

According to the Shloka of Bhagavad Gita, the things that happened with you were right, the current things that are happening are going right and the things that are going to happen will be right. So, why worry. God had something different for you. 

Now coming to the main point that if your examination did not go well then if you are thinking to appear next time then it’s my humble advice to you that think twice before this step because you are again going to devote full one year on this exam. There are several colleges in India for which you can appear for the admission purpose examination. Such as MAT or you can appear directly for the University admission programmes such as LPUNEST for MBA, VIT entrance exams, SRM, etc. And, for the purpose of Social Science related courses admission, you can appear for DU exams, JNU exams and many more reputed colleges. 

But if you still think that if you are going to appear next time for this exam then go for it. Prepare well timetable for this exam. As we all know that scoring well in this examination, you have to be a master in General Knowledge. So, start reading newspapers (English) with a confident mindset.  First of all, it’s my advice to you all that you start preparing for the basic topics. And revision is the key to the success of any exam.  Start solving mock papers from the first week of preparation.  And it’s my best advice to you is that instead of joining any coaching classes, join some online classes and it will be beneficial in saving your time, too. For a better result, you should start focusing on basics that will clear your concepts. Clearing basics will be helpful to score more because most of the questions are directly from basics. It’s my advice to you all that cover your all syllabus at least one and a half month before. After that, you will get a sufficient amount of time for the revision part. And for revision purpose, revise directly to your syllabus, don’t read too much extra.  And at last, don’t lose hope is not the solution. One unsuccessful attempt is not going to decide your career. The only thing matters in your life are your hard labour towards your goal.

About the Author:

Aman Kumar is an MBA student at Lovely Professional University with experience in marketing, banking, educational management and strategy. Some of the key skills include leadership, team building and strategy-focused work along with problem-handling skills. Experienced in crop residue management, Kumar has worked as an intern at Bihar State Milk Federation (COMFED).