How can I get a better result in exams?

The main purpose of studying for an exam is simply to learn how to pass a test successfully. Exams often provide you with valuable feedback regarding your current strengths and weaknesses, and these insights may help improve your academic performance. While there isn't necessarily any single answer to what will give you maximum benefit in a particular subject area (you'll probably find out more about that during lectures), here's a summary of my recommendations based on what I've learnt over the past couple of years of study. 1) Find out who does well in similar subjects to yours, and read up on their methods - see if anything resonates with your style! 2) Read everything you possibly can relating to the topic/subject before sitting down to write - being able I have been studying for exams since a long time and still I am not able to get a good result in all the exams. My parents are very worried about me. I have always been an average student. I was always in the top 20 percent in the class. I just can’t seem to get better grades. I don’ t know what I am doing wrong. How can I make a better progress in my studies? It is a common problem for students. How can I get a better result in exams? Students always think about their parents’ education and the result of their parents’ education. But they don’t think about the result of their own education. If students think about the result of their own education, they can get a better result in exams. So students should think about their own education and get a better result in exams. I am preparing for my exams. I have got good marks in my exams in the past. I am not very confident about my marks in the exams. So, I want to get a good result in my exam. I will try to get good marks. I need to study very hard. I know that I need a lot of time to study. I must prepare for the exams thoroughly. I also need to get some good books and practice questions. I can get good results in the exam. Find out who does well in similar subjects to yours. Read up on their methods - see if anything resonates with your style. Read everything you possibly can relating to the topic/subject before sitting down to write - being able to do this is the key to success.