4 Causes Of NECO, WAEC And JAMB Failures And Their Solutions
To succeed in JAMB, WAEC and NECO examinations, one must know the strategies these examiners use as well as be more open to his or her books and past question papers regularly.
Failing WAEC is not by one's stupidity nor is it lack of reading, no. Rather, it is by intelligent design on how to answer questions in a constructive manner.
It is true that JAMB, NECO and WAEC always set related questions every year, but that would not make it easy to pass. Many students, out of carelessness, think it is easy. Well, I would suggest you carefully read these four causes of WAEC failure and know the reasons many people fail JAMB in spite of its simplicity.
These are the four causes of JAMB failures and their remedies in detail:
1. Unpreparedness Of The Mind
Many students don't prepare their minds before going in for examinations, especially during WAEC, NECO and JAMB periods. They take it for granted because of expo and sorting after exams.
Students should get ready through studying their books, researching questions that may likely come out, rather than watching comedy videos, telling and listening to gossips, involving themselves in football national league competition matches and going for irritating activities.
Why?
Because all these actions occupy some relevant space in one's memory or brain. But many jambites have said it is nothing, that it won't be a cause of failure or not doing well in their results.
See, allowing environmental influences reduces mental power in academics, especially during examination periods.
To be free from these influential diseases, one needs to get ready before WAEC/JAMB approaches, not minding how hard the environment hits on him. The fact remains that, get yourself prepared mentally and avoid social distractions from your mind.
Solution: Start preparation early. Create a study timetable. Read at least 3 to 4 hours daily. Solve past questions. Avoid distractions. Your mind must be ready before your body enters the exam hall.
2. Over-Confidence In One's Mindset
This belief has failed many intelligent students because of that, they take WAEC to be like their school management examinations. They feel like, oh! Even if I don't read much, I am sure I am going to pass and thinking good handwriting can change anything.
Many forgot that one or two vital subjects can disappoint the unlucky students. What if what you knew didn't come out? What is the next option?
Be obedient and submissive to yourself and bend down to study according to instructions. Stop being over-confident in your ability and live a sober life until your results are out and good. Be strong in learning new things. You have a big vision ahead with a big brain in your head.
Solution: Be humble. Even the best students revise. Never assume you know it all. Study as if you know nothing. Over-confidence is the enemy of excellence. Prepare for the hardest questions, not just the easiest ones.
3. Examination Malpractices
Modern students believe in expo nowadays. Many trust their hearts in runs and it is very wrong. So, it is the rearrangement of this erroneous thinking that leads many students to believe that examination malpractices is a good thing to do. To think of expo is like to inject the wrong medicine into the body system which is your brain.
Young minds can record a lot of information within a short period of time but it depends on one's retentive memory and meditating abilities. That is the strength to push out what is good out of one's mind in academics.
Examination malpractices can or may help you in making your WAEC results but it won't help you from real life examination.
To free yourself, avoid following and listening to friends who share expo procedures. Hearing expo stories can change your mind and drain out the little you know.
Remember, you and I are the future leaders of tomorrow and it starts today. Study! Seek knowledge instead of ignorance.
Solution: Trust your own brain. Refuse expo. Study with past questions and textbooks. If you pass by yourself, you will be confident in the university and in life. Malpractice gives fake results and real shame later.
Some students even said, whether they make it or not, they can have anything they want in life. Yes, it may be true but, it is not certain. To pass your WAEC and JAMB exams successfully, you must eradicate money consciousness while in school. I know many would argue this.
Get your education qualifications when you can first. If you keep combining money mindset and making your results at the same time, please think again and think deeper. To make it, learn to exercise and engage the mind in reading, writing and memorizing practices.
Solution: Focus on education first. Money will come later. When you are in school, your job is to study. Remove the pressure of making money at all cost. Get your certificate, get your knowledge, then you can use that knowledge to make real money.
Thank you for reading. Hope you enjoyed it?
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