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  Exams always come with their own unique experiences, and this semester has been no different for me. I am currently pursuing B.Sc IT (5th Semester) , and here’s how my exams went: SPD (Software Development Design) My first exam was SPD. Honestly, I wasn’t well-prepared. Still, I attempted 13 questions. Out of these, I could confidently answer about 8 questions with bits and pieces of what I had studied. For the rest, I just made up answers as best as I could. Leaving answers blank didn’t seem like an option, so I filled in whatever came to mind. IOT (Internet of Things) The second paper was IOT, held the very next day. I managed to attempt 14 questions in this one. Again, I had proper knowledge for about 8 questions, while for the rest, I relied on my creativity to write something relevant. My lack of preparation was evident, but I couldn’t help it since I didn’t feel like studying much. AWD (Advanced Web Development) Next up was AWD. This exam didn’t go too well either. I could ...

 As I sit down to strategize for my exams starting just two weeks from now, I realize the clock is ticking! Today is Chhoti Diwali, and my first exam, SPD (Software Project Design), is in 14 days. With no preparation done yet, it’s time to work out a solid plan to cover my syllabus efficiently. Here’s my plan to tackle the study load, subject by subject: Focus on the First Three Papers Since the first three exams—SPD, IoT (Internet of Things), and AJT (Advanced Java Technology)—are closer, I’ll prioritize these subjects. My plan is to start with the assignments for IoT, quickly going over the main points. Then, I’ll review previous years' question papers, which should give me a clear idea of the commonly asked questions and key areas to focus on. Targeted Learning Through Headings and Subheadings While going through the assignments, I’ll make note of important headings and subheadings. These will act as my mental anchors for each topic, saving me from having to memorize entire answ...