Mahapariksha Forest Guard Bharti 2019 Hall Ticket: Government of Maharashtra, Forest Department has released the admit card of the written exam for the post of Forest Guard. Candidates who applied for Mahapariksha 900 Forest Guard posted can download the e-admit card from the official website, once released, by providing their Registration Number and Date of Birth.
The board will conduct Mahapariksha Forest Guard exam on 18 June 2019. Candidates should carry their Admit Card along with and a valid photo Id proof like PAN Card/Passport/Driving Licence/Voter’s Card/Bank Passbook for verification process at the examination centre.
How to download Mahapariksha Forest Guard Hall Ticket?
Go the official website of Mahapariksha www.mahapariksha.gov.in
Click on the link ‘Forest Guard Recruitment 2019.’
Now click on ‘Mahapariksha Forest Guard Hall Ticket Download’ Link
Furnish the required details.
Click on submit button.
Download you’re admit card and take a printout for further use.
Mahapariksha Forest Guard Hall Ticket Download
Government of Maharashtra had invited applications for 900 posts of Forest Guard. The candidates who will clear the test will be called for Physical Fitness Test.
Are you facing the prospect of sitting exams? Almost everyone does at some time in their life. Do you know what to do to get exam success? To get those qualifications that are going to help you get where you want to be? Perhaps you want to go to college or university, or just get through school? Maybe you want a promotion, or a career progression or change and need to take exams to get there.
Despite the all-important nature of exam success in our society few people seem to fully know what’s expected of them when they are sitting exams, or how to best prepare themselves to achieve exam success. Often the “how to” part is largely left to chance, as if we will suddenly know by magic just what to do on the day of sitting exams! As if we should automatically know how to remember all the stuff taught to us.
There’s, a bit to know about revision and exams: when and how to start revision, how to organise notes, how to optimize revision so you remember as much as possible, how to practice exam techniques, what to do on the day of sitting exams, and even what to do afterwards.
For this article, I’ll give some exam tips for completing multi-choice exams (which were personally my least favourite type, when I was a student!). Multi-choice provides an opportunity to test students over the whole subject area (in comparison to essays, for example, which test a few areas in depth). Many students panic about multiple-choice exams: they worry about getting confused between the possible alternative answers and may even end up guessing answers. However, there’s a technique for answering multiple-choice questions and some information you should keep in mind when sitting multiple-choice exams.
Multiple-choice questions
- Be aware that the topics studied on your course may be shuffled around on the exam paper and not presented in a predictable order (this isn’t always so, check past papers to see if this is likely to happen). Also, the ideas and concepts you learned during your course will be reworded in different ways. You’ll have to understand your course material to work out the answers, may not be able to rely solely on recall.
- Treat “multiple choice” as ordinary short questions – read the questions carefully and see if you can work out answers before you look at the possibilities given. This is important as you may become doubtful of things you know if you look at all the possible answers immediately. Use a “cover-up” strategy. Cover the possible answers and try to answer the question. This will help you choose the correct answer and stop you from getting distracted by other seemingly plausible options.