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How do I clear an exam without studying?

Although you questions seems a bit silly but still you can pass your exams by just adhering the given points below:-Learn how to read a multiple choice test. Often in a multiple-choice question, you can eliminate two or three answers by paying attention to the wording of the question and answers. Using a few logical distinctions can help you draw out the correct answer even if you don't understand the material.Ask questions such as, "Does the answer seem slightly ridiculous?" and "Does one answer contradict another?"The longest answer is often the correct one as test makers have to use extra language to fully qualify the right answer.Don't be afraid of 'none of the above' or 'all of the above' in tests. Studies have found those two answers were correct 52% of the time, which give you better odds than random guesses.Eat a good meal before going to class and taking your exams. Drinking plenty of water and eating fruits like raspberries, apples, and blueberries help to give you natural energy from sugar in addition to better memory functioning.3Use memorization as a last ditch effort. While memorizing material doesn't actually teach you much of anything, it can be useful for acing an exam with little effort. Use analogies, metaphors, mnemonics, and imagery to give the material a vivid sensory meaning that can allow you to recall it during an exam without understanding the substance of the information. [7]Here's a mnemonic example: Charles' Law: For a constant volume, pressure is directly proportional to temperature. The simple way to remember Chuck is if the tank's too hot, you're blown into muck.Here's an easy way to remember the eight small wrist bones for Anatomy class. Navicular, Lunate, Triquetrum, Pisiform, Multongular (Greater), Multongular (Lesser), Capitate, Hamate. Never Lick Tilly's Popsicle, Mother Might Come Home.If you're visually inclined, an image-based mnemonic can be useful. For instance, if you need to remember the depressant class of drugs for health class, i.e. Barbiturates, Alcohol, and Tranquilizers. Sketch or visualize the image of a bat (Barbiturates, Alcohol, and Tranquilizers) to help with recall.Best of luck

Is it possible to crack the CA IPCC exams only by self-study in a single attempt? Has anyone ever done self-study only and cleared the IPCC?

IPCC by self study- It is possible.I have cleared by CPT and IPCC with self study in 1st attempt and currently appearing for CA Final with self study.Self study is most integral part for preparation of any exams. Even if you attend classes you have to devote time towards self study on a daily basis.The most important factor in self study is discipline and time management.We need to plan a long term timetable and break it into smaller time frames.For e.g Let us assume that we want to complete the entire portion and revise thrice before exams, so we need to complete 1st reading atleast 2 months before exams.So that leaves us with nearly 7 months after CPT results. So we have to complete 7 subjects in 7 months. Then break this target into monthly, weekly and daily schedules.Plan your day for 6–7 hours effective study. Have a mix of theory and practical subjects. Try learning theory in morning and practical in afternoon and evening. Also keep some buffer time for contingencies like college exams, ill health, outings etc.Allot Sundays as Revision day. This will help to grasp concepts you learned during the week.Study MaterialsThe materials issued by institute should be your bible. Read concepts from the study materials and solve questions from the practice manual.Make short notes for every topic and practice practical subjects on pen and paper.Make optimum utilisation of resources on cloud campus provided by ICAI.If you are stuck somewhere, ask your friends. They will help you.And last is your dedication. Believe in your self and you will succeed.Hope this help.

What are the best reasons to attend DePaul University?

My DePaul experience is very different from most other students. I attended Northern Illinois University right out of high school (1976) and didn't do very well. At all. I attended a number of community colleges for a couple of years but never got close to finishing college.I had a very successful career as a video director and creative director at agencies in San Francisco and my education or lack of degree never came up, not even in passing. So, there was no urgency to completing my degree; it wasn't going to help me nor was a lack of a degree holding me back. I wanted to finish school for personal reasons.I realized that I wasn't ready to go to college when I was in my teens. I was 50 when I enrolled in DePaul's School for New Learning, which mixes online courses with real world experiences. For 5 years I took courses while working full time and always thought the education I got through SNL was as rigorous as any I'd get from a top tier school.  I graduated with honors, a 4.0 GPA and an education that was well worth the time and effort. My BA is the same as any other DePaul grad. I never once set foot on the DePaul campus until 2 weeks before I graduated, when I had to attend a seminar in person. That's my one regret - I didn't get to experience the 'campus life' but am very happy with the experience overall.